Spherical dev overview
Package with the dev utils which are used in Spherical projects.
Install
spherical-dev is available on PyPI:
$ pip install spherical-dev
Usage
In your project, need to create the tasks.py in the project root and
import all commands which you need.
Example:
# tasks.py
from spherical.dev.tasks import clean, format, lint, test # noqa: F401
There are a bunch of commands available for your using inv command, just type:
$ inv -l
Help of invoke commands:
$ inv <comand_name> --help
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