cdm-pylint-plugin
The project is a Codimension Python IDE pylint plugin.
With this plugin the functionality of running pylint for a saved file is available in the IDE.
Installation
The plugin is pip installable:
pip install cdmpylintpluginThere is a little value (if any) to install it without the Codimension IDE.
When installed with Codimension python IDE the following ways are available to invoke the pylint analysis:
Ctrl+L when the current buffer is a python file
The current buffer context menu
The main menu Tools->Pylint
The buffer toolbar button
Also, a pylintrc configuration file can be generated of edited. The options are available via a buffer context menu.
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