prosper-shared
Shared build files for the Python Prosper libraries
prosper_shared.autohooks
Pre-commit hooks for use with autohooks.
prosper_shared.omni_config
Util for defining, parsing, merging, validating, and using configs from various sources, including file-based configs, environment variables, and command-line arguments. This will probably be factored out into an independent library.
Feedback
This project uses GitHub issues for feature requests and bug reports.
Contributing
This project uses Poetry to manage dependencies and building. Follow the instructions
to install it. Then use poetry install --all-extras to install the project dependencies. Then run poetry run autohooks activate
to set up the pre-commit hooks. Please ensure the hooks pass before submitting a pull request.
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