Simple Linting tool for whitespace written in Python based on [bashlint](https://github.com/skudriashev/bashlint)
Installation
whitespacelint can be installed via the Python Package Index or from source.
Using pip to install whitespacelint:
$ pip install whitespacelint
You can download the source tarball and install whitespacelint as follows:
$ python setup.py install
or in development mode:
$ python setup.py develop
Rules list
W201 Trailing whitespace: Trailing whitespaces are superfluous:
Okay: echo Test# W201: echo Test #
W202 Blank line contains whitespace: Trailing whitespaces on blank lines are superfluous:
Okay: # W202: #
W203 Trailing semicolon: Trailing semicolons are superfluous:
Okay: echo Test# W203: echo Test;#
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