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Sublime​Linter-addon-black-for-flake

by kaste ST3

Automatically configure flake8 for black

Labels linting, SublimeLinter, addon

Details

  • 0.2.6
    0.2.5
  • github.​com
  • github.​com
  • 5 months ago
  • 2 hours ago
  • 7 years ago

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Readme

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Hi 👋!

This is an addon for SublimeLinter.

You need to install SublimeLinter-flake8!. Highly recommended is to install sublack as well.

The plugin will configure the flake8 plugin and mute all warnings black can actually fix.

It does this only if a given view is configured with "sublack.black_on_save": true or "SublimeLinter-addon-black-for-flake.enable": true. (Which keys it evaluates can itself be configured via the settings, but you probably don't need to.)

Usually, at least as long as black is not the default in the python community, you set such a key in the 'settings' section of your project file. Like so:

{
    "folders": [
        {
            "path": "."
        },
    ],

    "settings": {
        "sublack.black_on_save": true
    }
}

sublack allows you to switch black on or off temporarily per view, e.g. via the context menu. These views will get selected or deselected automatically as well.

If you ever want this to be enabled by default, you could also set it up in your User Preferences.

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