Ignore nested classes (and subnested functions)

[amin-nejad]

Describe the feature you'd like

In the same vein as --ignore-nested-functions, It would be nice if we could have an --ignore-nested-classes (or additionally capture nested classes with --ignore-nested-functions).

Is your feature request related to a problem?

For instance, a lot of my classes in one of my projects have a nested Schema class which follows an almost identical structure and really doesn't need docstrings (or so I think) so it would be great if we could ignore them.

Your Environment

• interrogate version(s) (interrogate --version: 1.3.2
• Operating System(s): Ubuntu 18.04
• Python version(s): 3.7.9

Additional context

I know this can be done with regex in this particular case since they all have the same name but I think it could be a handy feature nonetheless.

[DrGFreeman]

Another case where this would be useful is when a class is defined inside a pytest fixture which yields an instance of the class for use in a test (here a dummy Scikit-Learn estimator class):

@pytest.fixture()
def my_fixture():
    """Fixture docstring."""
    class DummyEstimator:
        def __init__(self):
            pass

        def predict(X):
            return some_operation_on_X

    yield DummyEstimator()

[econchick]

Hey there @DrGFreeman & @amin-nejad ! I'm so sorry this took me so long to get to. I just merged in #73 and should be released in the next day or so as 1.4.0. Thanks for the suggestion!

[DrGFreeman]

Hey @econchick, thanks for the new feature! I'll update my CI pipelines to use 1.4.0 from now on.

And no worries for the delay. The efforts you invest in this project are a gift to the community!