A library that wraps many useful tools (linters, analysers, etc) to keep Python code clean, secure, well-documented and optimised.
A library that wraps many useful tools (linters, analysers, etc) to keep Python code clean, secure, well-documented and optimised.
Essentially does nothing else but pinning multiple packages to compatible versions, for consistency across many projects and simplicity of use.
Extremely (!) opinionated by design!
To install, for instance black, simply specify tomte[black]==VERSION, where VERSION is the latest version, and then use black CLI as required.
Install poetry.
Currently, the following, somewhat hacky, process works well:
Run sed -i '' "s/==/>=/g" pyproject.toml to remove strict version requirements.
poetry shell and pip install toml requests
Run python ./bump_to_latest.py
Check non-strict versions in pyproject.toml and make them strict by manually running the poetry add PACKAGE@==VERSION --optional. Finaly, run poetry update
"A tomte and his son enjoying quiet company of the cat. Illustration by Rolf Lidberg."
Finish edits, bump versions in pyproject.toml and tomte/__init__.py, then poetry lock, then rm -rf dist, then poetry publish --build --username=<username> --password=<password>.
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A library that wraps many useful tools (linters, analysers, etc) to keep Python code clean, secure, well-documented and optimised.
We found that tomte demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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