Refactor so that wrapping functionality can be reused more easily #7
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can't say i like namedtuples in general, but i guess using dataclass means this code won't work with python3.6 anymore...
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| with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(suffix=".py", mode="wt+", delete=False) as fp: |
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while at it, maybe write the temp file file in the os.getcwd()? see my comments in #4.
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Ok, I've made the change for this and added some tests to see if the config file is detected properly.
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hey @alex-lee thanks for your interest. happy to merge this; left a few comments. this whole project started out as a really quick 'n dirty hack, and hence was just the simplest ‘stupid’ script that could work... but then i added support for new corner cases, and other people added more... 🙈 and while i'm not really comfortable treating this code as a ‘library’ (instead of a command line tool), in practice the changes needed for that are not that big anyway, and this pull request does that in a more than decent way (docstrings, type annotations, various cleanups, and so on). so yeah, |
If there is an existing project config, it will be detected and used.
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Thanks for taking a look @wbolster and for the comments! Let me know if the working directory change and the related tests look ok. |
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fyi i pushed 1.3.0 with these changes to pypi: https://pypi.org/project/black-macchiato/1.3.0/ |
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heh and looking at that page it reminded me of #3 🙈 |
I wanted to incorporate black-macchiato into a plugin, so I refactored the
macchiatofunction to expose the wrapping functionality. I'm not sure if this is the sort of change you'd want to merge, but in case it looks worthwhile, here it is 🙂