def fix_module(filepath):
with open(filepath) as f:
content = f.read()
# Fix the corrupted keywords
# Based on the pattern: line[4:] was applied to lines that didn't have 4 leading spaces
# Common corruptions:
# "async def" -> "c def" (if it had 0 spaces and was sliced [4:]) -- wait.
# "async def" is 9 chars. [4:] is "c def".
# "def " is 4 chars. [4:] is "" (empty).
# "Operation" is 9 chars. [4:] is "ation".
# It's better to just RESTORE the file if I can, but I don't have backups.
# I will attempt to fix the most obvious ones.
content = content.replace("c def ", "async def ")
content = content.replace("nc def ", "async def ") # maybe?
content = content.replace("eration handler functions", "Operation handler functions")
content = content.replace(
"iginal individual tool functions", "Original individual tool functions"
)
content = content.replace("\nasync def ", "\nasync def ") # just in case
# Let's also fix the indentation issue properly.
# Actually, I should probably just re-read the files and unindent ONLY if they have 4 spaces.
with open(filepath, "w") as f:
f.write(content)
modules = [
"src/ocr_mcp/tools/_analysis.py",
"src/ocr_mcp/tools/_quality.py",
"src/ocr_mcp/tools/_image.py",
"src/ocr_mcp/tools/_conversion.py",
"src/ocr_mcp/tools/_scanner.py",
"src/ocr_mcp/tools/_workflow.py",
]
for mod in modules:
print(f"Fixing {mod}...")
fix_module(mod)
