normino 7.0

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Normino

Normino is a command-line tool designed to enhance the norminette command, offering a more user-friendly and informative output for checking the coding style of your C files.

Features

• Colorized Output: Enhances readability with color-coded messages.
• Detailed Error Messages: Displays errors with line and column numbers.
• Summary Reporting: Summarizes files that are correct and those with errors.
• Flexible File Patterns: Supports checking multiple files using patterns.
• Extended norminette Support: Allows passing additional arguments to norminette.
• Project Testers: Easily download and list available testers for projects.

Installation

You can install Normino via pip:

pip install normino

Ensure norminette is installed and accessible in your system's PATH.

Usage

To run Normino, use the normino command followed by the filenames or patterns to check:

normino file1.c file2.c normino *.c normino src/*.c include/*.h

Add additional arguments for norminette with the -a or --args option:

normino -a -R CheckForbiddenSourceHeader file.c

Options

• -e, --error_only: Display only errors
• -s, --summary_only: Display only the summary
• -d, --detailed: Show detailed error messages
• -a, --args: Pass additional arguments to norminette
• -t, --test [project_name]: Show available testers or download the tester for the specified project
• -c, --clean: Remove downloaded testers

Examples

Check all .c files in the current directory:

normino *.c

Check specific files and show only errors:

normino file1.c file2.c -e

Check files in the src directory and display a summary:

normino src/*.c -s

Check files with detailed error messages:

normino file.c -d

List available project testers:

normino -t

Download the tester for a specific project (e.g., libft):

normino -t libft

License

Normino is licensed under the MIT License.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on our GitHub repository.