Pre-Commit in Python: Automate Code Quality with Ease!

Learn how to supercharge your Python development workflow with Pre-Commit! 🚀 In this video, I'll walk you through setting up Pre-Commit hooks, customizing your `.pre-commit-config.yaml`, and automating code quality checks before every commit. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned developer, this tutorial will help you write cleaner, error-free code effortlessly. 💡

👉 What you'll learn:
What is Pre-Commit and why it’s essential for Python projects
How to install and configure Pre-Commit hooks
Using popular hooks like `flake8`, `black`, and more!
Boosting your productivity with automated linting and formatting




Say goodbye to tedious manual checks and hello to a fully automated, professional-grade workflow. This tutorial is perfect for anyone looking to boost their coding efficiency and maintain clean, consistent, and error-free Python code. Transform your workflow, save time, and code smarter – watch now to master pre-commit!"


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Repositories:

1. pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks: A collection of hooks for pre-commit, such as:
Fixing trailing whitespace.
Detecting private keys.
Checking for case conflicts and validating YAML files.

2. asottile/pyupgrade: Upgrades Python code syntax to use modern language features, helping maintain compatibility with the latest Python versions.

3. hadialqattan/pycln: Automatically removes unused imports from Python files, simplifying code cleanup.

4. psf/black: An uncompromising Python code formatter that enforces a consistent coding style across projects.

5. astral-sh/ruff-pre-commit: A fast Python linter and code fixer that integrates into the pre-commit framework.

6. executablebooks/mdformat: A markdown formatter that ensures consistency in markdown files. Includes plugins for GitHub-flavored markdown (GFM), frontmatter, and MkDocs.

7. codespell-project/codespell: Detects and corrects common misspellings in text files, useful for maintaining documentation and code readability.

8. PyCQA/docformatter: Formats Python docstrings according to PEP 257 guidelines, ensuring a consistent documentation style.

9. asottile/yesqa: Removes unnecessary `# noqa` comments from Python code when the issues they suppress are no longer present.

10. asottile/dead: Detects dead code in Python projects by identifying unused or unreachable code paths.

11. ultralytics/pre-commit: Provides hooks for code style improvements, such as capitalizing comments in code.