blue-chip
One click Python code quality package
blue-chip uses black, isort, invoke and prospector configured to work well together out of the box.
Install
The recommended installation method when installing globally is to use pipx
pipx install blue-chip
Otherwise (for best results) use pip to install directly into your project's virtual environment.
pip install blue-chip
Using poetry.
poetry add --dev blue-chip
Using pipenv you need to pin the version.
pipenv install --dev blue-chip==0.0.8
Command-line use
List the possible blue-chip commands with bc --list
$bc --list
Subcommands:
fmt Format python source code.
lint Run static analysis on python source code.
sort Sort module imports.
Enterprise use
Enterprise teams may find it useful to fork and redistribute this package with their own custom defined standards.
In many cases this is a simple as changing the package name and values in blue_chip/constants.py.
For fine grain control of the static analysis tools, edit the prospector profiles in blue_chip/config.
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