setup.cfg

[isort]
case_sensitive = true
combine_as_imports = true
dedup_headings = true
float_to_top = true
import_heading_firstparty = Cutesy
import_heading_localfolder = Current App
import_heading_stdlib = Standard Library
import_heading_thirdparty = Third Party
line_length = 99
order_by_type = true
profile = black
sections = FUTURE, STDLIB, THIRDPARTY, FIRSTPARTY, LOCALFOLDER
skip = .git
skip_gitignore = true

[flake8]
format = wemake
no-accept-encodings = True
enable-extensions = G
exclude = bin, lib, dist, prof, build, .pytest_cache, __pycache__, .git
filename = *.py
inline-quotes = double
max-doc-length = 79
max-line-length = 99
min-name-length = 3

# Re-enable some names that are real words or well-understood
allowed-domain-names =
	__eq__, pk, db, s3, ui, js, ip,
	value, values, result, results, item, items, param, params, arg, args

forbidden-domain-names =
	err, foo, bar, baz, quux, foobar, klass

ignore =
# Standard setup to handle commas for the right python version
	C813, C814, C815,
# f-strings OK; They are very fast
	WPS305,
# Allow raw strings always; IDEs format the regex characters nicely inside them
	WPS360,
# Allow inline imports; Sometimes it's best to duck-type instead of building
# out a complex inheritance tree for small use cases.
	WPS433,
# Don't worry about authors or formatting on TODOs; Just need links on TODOs
# if they're going to stay in the codebase
	T002, T004, T005

# Error categories we don't use a linter for:
# -------------------------------------------
# Complexity
	WPS2,
# Additional complexity rules
	WPS402, WPS403,
# Required argument documentation
	DAR,

# Rules with a broken implementation that we intend to handle better later
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Freeform format strings due to frequent false postives and missed negatives
# due to separation of string and formatting
	P,
# Underscore-number name pattern. Will enforce the opposite.
	WPS114,
# `%` string formatting rule which checks the string, rather than the
# operator
	WPS323,
# Seemingly-broken exception type check with only false positives
	WPS329,

# Just-because-you-can rules that reduce expressiveness without improving
# consistency
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Attributes to shadow builtin type names; This is often inevitable
	A003,
# Allow logic in __init__ files; It's necessary sometimes
	WPS412,
# Positional boolean arguments
	WPS425,
# Control variable use after block and overlapping block variable names;
# otherwise we can't use the same variable name for multiple loops, which gets
# very old
    WPS440, WPS441,
# Overreaching "getter" restrictions
	WPS463, WPS615,
# Nested `try` is OK and necessary to minimize conditions-per-try-block
	WPS505,
# Staticmethods; Classes as namespaces for overwritable logic is ok IMO
	WPS602,
# Magic attribute access; This is a needed thing
	WPS609,
# Super use in unique situations
	WPS613,
# Incrementing a counter
	SIM113,
# Multiple with statements and duplicate elif cases; Very hard to break these
# lines otherwise
	SIM114, SIM117,
# Overreaching docstring inspection
	RST306,

# Doublecheck-type rules we avoid:
# --------------------------------
# Ignore constant name sniffing
	S106
# Allow use of `subprocess` module
	S404, S603,
# Required review of `extra`
	S610,
# Explicit divide-by-0
	WPS344,
# Protected attribute use; There is already an implicit warning...
	WPS437,
# Bitwise OR operator
	WPS465,

# Duplicates/conflicts between packages:
# ----------------------------
# Whitespace around colons is handled by `black`, see
# https://black.readthedocs.io/en/stable/the_black_code_style/current_style.html#slices
	E203,
# Suppress import-not-at-top warning; This is handled by `black`, and fires a
# false positive when we're explicitly disabling isort.
	E402,
# Duplicate from flake8-builtins
	WPS125,
# Allow relative imports, which make apps portable. `absolufy-imports` makes
# imports relative for us automatically when running `make format`.
	WPS300,
# Required (object) after class declaration; The opposite is enforced by a
# different plugin
	WPS306,
# `black --check` handles this multiline parameter issue, so ignore the
# multiline parameter check until tuple bug is fixed (https://bit.ly/3jdjTmL)
	WPS317,
# Allow lines that start with a dot; `black` handles this well
	WPS348,
# Allow `black` to put binary operators at the beginning
	W503,
# Duplicates of SIM101, SIM201, SIM115
	WPS508, WPS511, WPS515

per_file_ignores =
# Allow some patterns and arbitrary input that is common in testing. Also allow
# nested classes since we frequently test enum definition.
	tests/*:WPS431,WPS432,WPS441

multiline-quotes = """