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
- Install from pip:
pip install neatoo
- Install from source:
pip install -e .
Usage:
- format your code:
neatoo format {paths}
- check your code:
neatoo check {paths}
- test your code:
This is equivalent to running
pyteston thetests/directory.
neatoo test {paths}
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