White: Black, but brighter (PEP8–inspired)
Black is an amazing tool for auto–formatting Python code in a style that I prefer. I use it in all my projects.
It has one configuration option — to change its default line–length of 88 chars to, say, 79, like PEP8 recommends.
That is exactly what this tool does. It invokes $ black --line-length 79 on your behalf.
Usage
$ white myapp.py reformatted myapp.py
Installation
$ pipenv install white ✨🍰✨
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