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pylama.ini windows 7 installation #50

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aaa34169 opened this issue Nov 1, 2017 · 1 comment
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pylama.ini windows 7 installation #50

aaa34169 opened this issue Nov 1, 2017 · 1 comment

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@aaa34169
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aaa34169 commented Nov 1, 2017

hello and thank for your package.

I get used to work with spyder and decided to change for Atom.
beforhand, i installed the atom package : linter
Ithen followed your installation guideline and i am struggling on one point : pylama.ini or binaries .
where are they ?

i am working with anaconda2 and used pip to install pylama
i am within site-package these folders :
2017-11-01 09_35_40-site-packages

I will be glad linter-python works. It sound awesome

cheers

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rjshaver commented Jan 1, 2018

Trying to set up on windows 10 machine. I installed pylama in Python 2.7. Pylama is trying to work, but I continue to get an error saying to look in View, Developer, Toggle Developer Tools. I go there and find an error that it can not find a configuration file for pylama. I looked for a way to generate a pylama configuration file and there are so many options, it is not clear how to set up. Is there a way to put in some documentation listing a basic pylama.ini file. Pylama does not document this well either. There are descriptions of a [Main] section and a [Pylama] section, but it is unclear in what file these go. If it is a pylama.ini file, I would think you put pylama configuration instructions in [Main] and in some other configuration file, it should be under [Pylama]. Also, do I need to put in details for the linter used in a pylama.ini file or does linter-python use the command line options from the settings in atom? Just real confused at this time and starting to make assumptions.

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