Pre-commit hook for Git checking Python code quality. The hook will check files ending with .py or that has a she bang (#!) containing python.
By default the script looks in the root directory of your project for a .pylintrc file, which it passes to pylint. It also looks for a [pre-commit-hook] section for options of it's own.
Install via PyPI
pip install git-pylint-commit-hook
The commit hook will automatically be called when you are running git commit. If you want to skip the tests for a certain commit, use the -n flag, git commit -n.
Settings are loaded by default from the .pylintrc file in the root of your repo.
[pre-commit-hook]
command=custom_pylint
params=--rcfile=/path/to/another/pylint.rc
limit=8.0
command is for the actual command, for instance if pylint is not installed globally, but is in a virtualenv inside the project itself.
params lets you pass custom parameters to pylint
limit is the lowest value which you want to allow for a pylint score. Any lower than this, and the script will fail and won't commit.
Any of these can be bypassed directly in the pre-commit hook itself. You can also set a different default place to look for the pylintrc file.
The test suite requires nose2 to be installed. Install it with pip install nose2, then run the tests by executing the following command (in the project root folder):
nose2
This commit hook is written in Python and has the following requirements:
- pylint (
sudo pip install pylint) - Python >2.5 and <3.0
- Add option to suppress pylint report if score is below limit. Thanks @jwkvam for the PR
- 2.0.6 fails if pylint params is not set
- Separate code for testing if a file is Python into a new function
- Add unit tests for
_current_commitandget_list_of_committed_files
- Make hook work properly on initial commit. Thanks @evvers for the PR
- Add pylint to install_requires. Thanks @evvers for the PR
- Fixed error in decimal representation
- Added
--versionflag to command line #22 - Packaging fixes
- Documentation updated and moved to Read The Docs
git-pylint-commit-hookis now a regular command- Installation via PyPI:
pip install git-pylint-commit-hook - Configurable using command line parameters. See the documentation for details
- Added support for default .pylintrc file, and also for loading our own options from there.
- Bug when skipping init.py files fixed. Wrong path was checked under some circumstanses
- Added support for negative pylint scores #4
- Added support for custom command line params to pylint #6
- Fixed bug #3 Empty .py files fails according to pylint
- Fixed bug #1 Files parsed number is not increased
- Fixed bug with non-python files getting checked, if they contained
pythonon the first row
- Added support for handling moved or deleted files
- Initial release of the commit hook
