confs
CLI tool that lists tools for which the given project has configuration files.
For example, if the project has .isort.cfg file or [tool.isort] section in pyproject.toml, confs will detect that the project uses isort. A possible use-case is to implement CI jobs for linters that are run only if the corresponding configuration file is represented in the project.
Installation
python3 -m pip install --user confs
CLI usage
confs list- list tools configured in the current directory.confs list --path=/path/to/project/- list tools configured in the specified directory.confs has flake8- check if the project hasflake8configured. The exit code is 1 if the tool is not configured.
API usage
from pathlib import Path
from confs import get_tools
path = Path('.')
print(get_tools(path))
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