jay_lint
This is my attempt in making my own linter using Please from Thought Machine and the python ast library
To install, on the root directory run:
pip install .
How to use?
After installing, simply run jays-linter followed by your file name.
eg:
jays-linter <test.py>
How to use 'fix'?
Same as before, just add --fix after the file name
eg:
jays-linter --fix <test.py>
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