Also, during development, I found it useful to have a simple entrypoint for the metrics runner from a terminal. I called it run_metrics.py, it is very simple. Open to feedback/suggestions/preferences by maintainer. @markfink
This enables simply:
$ pipenv run python3 run_metrics.py --help
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f IN_FILE_LIST, --files=IN_FILE_LIST
File containing list of path names to modules for
analysis.
-q, --quiet suppress normal summary output to stdout. (Default is
False)
--format=OUTPUT_FORMAT_STR
Choose an output format for a parser to read. Valid
choices: xml, csv, json
I think some users are a bit confused on how to run
metrics
outside of pip installation. For example, in https://github.com/finklabs/metrics/issues/7.Also, during development, I found it useful to have a simple entrypoint for the metrics runner from a terminal. I called it
run_metrics.py
, it is very simple. Open to feedback/suggestions/preferences by maintainer. @markfinkThis enables simply: