First, this was taken from edx-platform and modified to reach my own goals.
Do you think your code is clean??!!
run quality_test on your home directory and find out how many violations your code have.
Simple installation using pip:
“pip install pep-quality”
use the following to test your code:
” from path import Path as path
from pep_quality.quality import run_quality
…
run_quality(path(__file__).abspath(), None) “
or you can just call from python manage.py shell like:
” from path import Path as path
from pep_quality.quality import run_quality
…
run_quality(path(‘.’).abspath(), None) “
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