Python Formatter Tool

python formatter
user127555 picture user127555 · Jun 23, 2009 · Viewed 19.2k times · Source

I was wondering if there exists a sort of Python beautifier like the gnu-indent command line tool for C code. Of course indentation is not the point in Python since it is programmer's responsibility but I wish to get my code written in a perfectly homogenous way, taking care particularly of having always identical blank space between operands or after and before separators and between blocks.

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candide picture candide · Oct 1, 2009

I am the one who asks the question. In fact, the tool the closest to my needs seems to be PythonTidy (it's a Python program of course : Python is best served by himself ;) ).

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