pycodestyle

What it does

Compatibility

PyPI classifies the package as OS independent and lists CPython and PyPy implementations.checked 9 Oct 2001

Configuration

Users can configure pycodestyle at user and project levels, including through setup.cfg or tox.ini.checked 9 Oct 2001

Editor output

Its parseable output lets users jump to an error location in an editor.checked 9 Oct 2001

Installation

The documentation gives pip install, upgrade, and uninstall commands for pycodestyle.checked 9 Oct 2001

Integration

Flake8 is described as a wrapper around pycodestyle and similar tools that supports plugins.checked 9 Oct 2001

Lightweight

The project says it is a single Python file that requires only the standard library.checked 9 Oct 2001

Limitations

The checker does not enforce every PEP 8 rule and does not aim to be exhaustive.checked 9 Oct 2001

Out of scope

Naming conventions, docstring conventions, and automatic fixing are outside the library’s scope; the documentation points to plugins or related tools for these needs.checked 9 Oct 2001

Plugins

Its plugin architecture makes it easy to add new checks.checked 9 Oct 2001

Purpose

pycodestyle checks Python code against some of the style conventions in PEP 8.checked 9 Oct 2001

Reporting

The CLI can show source and PEP 8 guidance, count errors, and format output as default, pylint, or custom.checked 9 Oct 2001

Security and trust

PyPI lists the 2.15.0 source distribution and wheel as not uploaded using Trusted Publishing.checked 9 Oct 2001

Test suite

The project says it comes with a comprehensive test suite.checked 9 Oct 2001