Closed torfsen closed 4 years ago
@torfsen Thanks for suggestion, this was already suggested in issue #53 and integrated in PR #59
Note that if you provide -
to pyment as path, it will take its input from stdin and provide its patch output to stdout.
$ echo 'def hello(param1, param2=True): ' | pyment -
# Patch generated by Pyment v0.3.3
--- a/-
+++ b/-
@@ -1 +1,7 @@
def hello(param1, param2=True):
+ """
+
+ :param param1:
+ :param param2: (Default value = True)
+
+ """
And if you add the -w
option it will produce the modified file instead of the patch.
$ echo 'def hello(param1, param2=True): ' | pyment -w -
def hello(param1, param2=True):
"""
:param param1:
:param param2: (Default value = True)
"""
I close the issue as the stdout is available. If this doesn't really suit your use case, feel free to reopen the issue.
It seems that there is currently no option to output to STDOUT. That would be a nice feature in my opinion, since my usual workflow with tools like this is to first get a quick preview of the proposed changes on STDOUT (usually piped to
less
) and, if satisfied, apply the changes in-place. Of course I can do that using the generated.patch
file, but it's more cumbersome. So I'd love to have a CLI parameter to redirect the output to STDOUT.