CodeWrestler
In the never ending saga of being anal with source code, I was always annoyed when I had to do code releases that didn’t have license files in all source files, trailing spaces, wrong license versions and all that lint that makes your source less shiny than it could be.
I was looking for tools that allow me to reformat my comments, change my licenses and all in all do that kind of formatting. Not just for one language or file type but generic. While there are a few tools floating around in the realm of the ASF, none is really as polished as I’d like them.
And I do need more finger exercises using python. So I wrote a tool that suits my needs and might be useful for you too, if you are as pedantic with source codes as I am: CodeWrestler.
(This is still sort of a “work in progress”…)
You can get CodeWrestler from its Subversion source repository
or browse the code through trac
If you find bugs or have enhancements, please put them into the CodeWrestler issue tracker.
There is also limited documentation for it at the CodeWrestler home page.
codewrestler open source pythontrac
trac. One of these applications that you see from time to time and tell yourself: “One day I will check this out”. Do it. You won’t regret it.
Written in python; very compact and easy to install. If you are on RedHat / Fedora, get ready made RPMs for trac and all dependencies from the dag repository.
- Wiki for quickdocs
- Project road maps, Project milestones
- Subversion repository browser
- Issue Ticket manager