NATO
One letter variables thoughtlessly strewed about a codebase annoyed a colleague and an idle thought became this poorly named project.
Uses the AST (and some cool projects like Astor and codegen.py) to quickly mangle / transform your code.
Why not just rename the variable and be done with it?
Excellent question! It’s fun to play at the A.S.T.!
Example usage
..:
$ python -m nato somefile.py > one_letter_variable_free.py
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