WSCheck
WSCheck is a static analysis tool for whitespaces.
Installation
pip install wscheck
Usage
Check multiple files:
wscheck orange.sh pineapple.xml kiwi.js
Exclude rules:
wscheck --exclude WSC002 --exclude WSC003 orange.sh
Get list of available rules:
wscheck --list-rules
For details about rules, see Rules
Write CheckStyle output too:
wscheck --checkstyle results.xml pineapple.xml
Example
wscheck examples/multiple_problems.py
In examples/multiple_problems.py line 2:
class LabelPrinter:
^-- WSC007: File begins with newline
In examples/multiple_problems.py line 6:
self.print_to_pdf()
^-- WSC002: Tailing whitespace
In examples/multiple_problems.py line 9:
def __generate_pdf(self):
^-- WSC003: Indentation is not multiple of 2
In examples/multiple_problems.py line 10:
pdf_generator = _LabelPdfGenerator()
^-- WSC001: Bad line ending '\r\n'
In examples/multiple_problems.py line 16:
--->--->os.makedirs(self.__cache_dir, exist_ok=True)
^-- WSC004: Indentation with non-space character
In examples/multiple_problems.py line 22:
return os.path.join(self.__cache_dir, pdf_name)
^-- WSC006: Too many newline at end of file (+1)
Bugs
Bugs or suggestions? Visit the issue tracker.
Benchmark
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You can run a quick benchmark:
tox -- tests/performance --quick-benchmark
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You can run benchmarks and generate histogram for compare calls to each other:
tox -- tests/performance --benchmark-histogram
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You can run benchmarks and save results for later compare:
tox -- tests/performance --benchmark-save=foo
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You can run benchmarks and compare with the last saved result with fail treshold:
tox -- tests/performance --benchmark-histogram --benchmark-compare --benchmark-compare-fail=mean:5% --benchmark-sort=name
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You can run benchmarks and compare with the last saved result by groups:
tox -- tests/performance --benchmark-histogram --benchmark-compare --benchmark-group-by=func tox -- tests/performance --benchmark-histogram --benchmark-compare --benchmark-group-by=name
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