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neatoo

A simple yet powerful tool for Python code formatting, checking, and testing.

neatoo is built on top of black, isort, and flake8, thanks to those great tools.

Installation

  1. Install from pip:
pip install neatoo
  1. Install from source:
pip install -e .

Usage:

  1. format your code:
neatoo format {paths}
  1. check your code:
neatoo check {paths}
  1. test your code: This is equivalent to running pytest on the tests/ directory.
neatoo test {paths}

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