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wolfCode

Use wolfcodecommand to verify your code follows the wolfSSL coding standards.

Getting Started

  1. Clone the repository: Clone this repository to your local machine to start working with the scripts.

  2. Install dependencies: Run pip3 install . in the root of this project to install the necessary Python packages listed in pyproject.toml.

    NOTE: If you are using newer pip, you need to add option: pip3 install --break-system-packages .

  3. Export OPENAI_API_KEY ⚙️:

You must exoport an OPENAI_API_KEY in your environment. Also, you must have an access to the GPT-4 model to call OpenAI API. I recommend to export the key in .zshrc.

Amazing!

Now you can use the wolfcode command.

  1. Usage: See help: $ wolfcode --help

  2. Configulation You can pass your config file with --config-file option. Also, Run check <subcommand> --show-config-path to see where the default config file are located and you can change value to the variables like 'lanugage' in the config file.

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