rubric 0.5.5

>> Linter Config Initialization for Python <<

Rubric

>> Linter Config Initializer for Python <<

 

Preface

Rubric initializes the configuration files of a few Python linters and formatters. Also, it adds a README.md boilerplace and a simple Makefile with the commands to apply the tools. This helps you maintain an isomorphic workflow across multiple projects. It assumes that, in all of your Python projects, you'll use—

• Black as the primary code formatter.
• EditorConfig to enforce consistent coding styles for multiple developers.
• Isort to sort the imports.
• Flake8 to ensure style guide conformance.
• Mypy to check the type hints.
• Pip-tools to manage the dependencies.
• Pre-commit for managing and maintaining the pre-commit hooks.

Following is a list of config files that Rubric is going to add to your target directory:

root
├── .editorconfig           # Config file for Editorconfig
├── .flake8                 # Config file for .flake8
├── .gitignore              # Python specific .gitignore file
├── .pre-commit-config.yaml # Config to manage pre-commit hooks.
├── Makefile                # Makefile containing the commands to lint your code
├── pyproject.toml          # Toml file to with the configs for mypy, black & isort
├── README.md               # A readme boilerplate
├── requirements-dev.in     # File to specify the top level dev requirements
├── requirements-dev.txt    # File to specify the dev requirements
├── requirements.in         # File to specify the top level app requirements
└── requirements.txt        # File to specify the pinned app requirements

The files will contain minimal but sensible default configurations for the respective tools. You're free to change them as you like.

Installation

• Rubric requires Python 3.8 and up.

• Make a virtual environment in your project's root directory.

• Activate the environment and run:

  pip install rubric
  

Usage

• To inspect all the CLI options, run:

  rubric --help
  

  You should see the following output:

          >> Linter Config Initializer for Python <<
  
  usage: rubric [-h] [-l] [-d] [-f  [...]] [-o  [...]] [-a  [...]]
                [-s  [...]] [-v]
                [run]
  
  positional arguments:
    run                   Run rubric & initialize the project
                          scaffold.
  
  optional arguments:
    -h, --help            Show this help message and exit.
    -l, --list            List the config files that are about to
                          be generated.
    -d , --dirname        Target directory name.
    -f  [ ...], --filename  [ ...]
                          Target file names. Allowed values are:
                          all, .editorconfig, .flake8, .gitignore,
                          .pre-commit-config.yaml, README.md,
                          Makefile, pyproject.toml, requirements-
                          dev.in, requirements-dev.txt,
                          requirements.in, requirements.txt.
    -o  [ ...], --overwrite  [ ...]
                          Overwrite existing config files. Allowed
                          values are the same as the values
                          accepted by the '-f/--file' flag.
    -a  [ ...], --append  [ ...]
                          Append to existing config files. Allowed
                          values are the same as the values
                          accepted by the '-f/--file' flag.
    -s  [ ...], --show  [ ...]
                          Display the config file contents. Allowed
                          values are the same as the values
                          accepted by the '-f/--file' flag.
    -v, --version         Display the version number.
  
  

• Display a list of config files that are going to be created:

  rubric --list
  

  $ rubric --list
  
                      >> Linter Config Initializer for Python <<
  
  Config files that are about to be generated:
  
  => .editorconfig
  => .flake8
  => .gitignore
  => .pre-commit-config.yaml
  => README.md
  => Makefile
  => pyproject.toml
  => requirements-dev.in
  => requirements-dev.txt
  => requirements.in
  => requirements.txt    ```
  
  

• Take a peek into the content of any config file(s):

  rubric --show .flake8 requirements-dev.in
  

  This will print:

              >> Linter Config Initializer for Python <<
  
  ================================= .flake8 =================================
  
  [flake8]
  extend-exclude =
      .git,
      __pycache__,
      docs/source/conf.py,
      old,
      build,
      dist,
      .venv,
      venv
  
  extend-ignore = E203, E266, E501, W605
  
  # Black's default line length.
  max-line-length = 88
  
  max-complexity = 18
  
  # Specify the list of error codes you wish Flake8 to report.
  select = B,C,E,F,W,T4,B9
  
  # Parallelism
  jobs = 4
  
  =========================== requirements-dev.in ===========================
  
  # For linting.
  black
  flake8
  isort
  mypy
  pre-commit
  
  # For dep management.
  pip-tools
  
  # For testing.
  pytest
  pytest-asyncio
  
  # For building & uploading to PyPI.
  twine
  build
  
  

• Initialize a project with the following command:

  rubric run
  

  This will run the tool in a non-destructive way—that means it won't overwrite any of the configuration files that you might have in the directory.

• If you only want to create a selected list of config files, then run:

  rubric run -f requirements*
  

• If you want to overwrite any of the existing config files that you might have in the directory, then run:

  rubric run --overwrite filename1 filename2
  

• If you want to append the configs to an existing file, then run:

  rubric run --append filename1 filename2
  

• You can also point Rubric to a directory.

  rubric run --directory "some/custom/directory"
  

• If you want to check and update the configs across multiple repositories in a single sweep, use the following command:

  s="dir1 dir2 dir3"; echo $s | xargs -n 1 -P $(echo $s | wc -w) rubric run -d
  

  This command will spawn 3 processes to create the config files in dir1, dir2, and dir3 in parallel.

• You can run the entire linter suite with this command:

  make lint
  

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