flake8
ToolOpen-source projects built with flake8
There are currently 15 open-source projects built with flake8, with a combined total of 9.3k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Python.
Showing 15 open-source projects
The strictest and most opinionated Python linter, a flake8 plugin designed to enforce consistent, maintainable, and bug-resistant code.
A lightweight deep learning library with a functional API for composing models, compatible with PyTorch, TensorFlow, and MXNet.
A tutorial for building a Flask blogging app using Test-Driven Development (TDD) and vanilla JavaScript.
A FastAPI middleware that integrates pyinstrument for performance profiling, request statistics, and a built-in dashboard.
A Python language binding for writing Algorand smart contracts, providing high-level abstractions over TEAL assembly.
A static analysis tool that enforces secure coding practices and best practices for Python.
An automated bot for Pokemon Go that catches Pokemon, farms items, and manages inventory using configurable rules.
A Flake8 plugin that provides specialized linting for Python type hinting stub files (.pyi).
Source code for the OpenCanada.org website, built with Django and Wagtail CMS.
Official AlgoKit template for developing and deploying Puya smart contracts on Algorand using Python.
A Wagtail/Django website for animal shelters featuring PetPoint integration, automated social media, and email newsletters.
A Python package for converting PCAP network capture files to Parquet, CSV, or JSON formats.
An AI-powered terminal assistant for Linux that enhances productivity with smart search, code help, translation, and data tools.
A single-script tool to set up and maintain TensorFlow machine learning projects with environment management and linting.
A toolkit to compare Azure resources against Terraform Enterprise workspaces, identifying unmanaged resources and coverage gaps.
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