fix formatting

.inlineplz.yml

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
 enabled_linters:
     - coala
     - prospector
+autofix: true

.stickler.yml

@@ -3,15 +3,15 @@ linters:
         python: 3
         fixer: true
         max-line-length: 120
-        ignore: 'E1601,W503,E501'
+        ignore: "E1601,W503,E501"
     pep8:
         python: 3
-        ignore: 'E1601,W503,E501'
+        ignore: "E1601,W503,E501"
         max-line-length: 120
         fixer: true
 files:
     ignore:
-        - 'bower_components/*'
-        - 'node_modules/*'
+        - "bower_components/*"
+        - "node_modules/*"
 fixers:
     enable: true

.travis.yml

@@ -1,46 +1,46 @@
 deploy:
-  on:
-    condition: $TRAVIS_PYTHON_VERSION == 3.6
-    repo: guykisel/inline-plz
-    tags: true
-  distributions: sdist bdist_wheel
-  password:
-    - secure: >-
-        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
-  provider: pypi
-  user: guykisel
+    on:
+        condition: $TRAVIS_PYTHON_VERSION == 3.6
+        repo: guykisel/inline-plz
+        tags: true
+    distributions: sdist bdist_wheel
+    password:
+        - secure: >-
+              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
+    provider: pypi
+    user: guykisel
 env:
-  global:
-    secure: >-
-      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
+    global:
+        secure: >-
+            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
 before_install:
-  - python -c "import fcntl; fcntl.fcntl(1, fcntl.F_SETFL, 0)" # https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/8920
+    - python -c "import fcntl; fcntl.fcntl(1, fcntl.F_SETFL, 0)" # https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/8920
 install:
-  - pip install -U pip
-  # temporarily ignore failure for installing pipx https://github.com/cs01/pipx/issues/25
-  - curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cs01/pipx/master/get-pipx.py | python || true
-  - pip install tox-travis
-  - pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
-  - python setup.py develop
+    - pip install -U pip
+    # temporarily ignore failure for installing pipx https://github.com/cs01/pipx/issues/25
+    - curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cs01/pipx/master/get-pipx.py | python || true
+    - pip install tox-travis
+    - pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
+    - python setup.py develop
 dist: xenial
 language: python
 python:
-  - "3.7"
-  - "3.6"
-  - "3.5"
+    - "3.7"
+    - "3.6"
+    - "3.5"
 script:
-  - tox
-  # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34405047/how-do-you-merge-into-another-branch-using-travis-with-git-commands
-  - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git config --replace-all remote.origin.fetch +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*; fi'
-  - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git fetch; fi'
-  - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git fetch --tags; fi'
-  - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then for branch in $(git branch -r|grep -v HEAD); do git checkout -qf ${branch#origin/}; done; fi'
-  - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git checkout "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST_BRANCH"; fi'
-  - inline-plz --dryrun --autorun
-  - inline-plz --dryrun --autorun --config-dir=./inlineplz/linters/config
-  - inline-plz --autorun --delete-outdated --autofix
+    - tox
+    # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34405047/how-do-you-merge-into-another-branch-using-travis-with-git-commands
+    - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git config --replace-all remote.origin.fetch +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*; fi'
+    - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git fetch; fi'
+    - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git fetch --tags; fi'
+    - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then for branch in $(git branch -r|grep -v HEAD); do git checkout -qf ${branch#origin/}; done; fi'
+    - 'if [ "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST" != "false" ]; then git checkout "$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST_BRANCH"; fi'
+    - inline-plz --dryrun --autorun
+    - inline-plz --dryrun --autorun --config-dir=./inlineplz/linters/config
+    - inline-plz --autorun --delete-outdated --autofix
 cache:
-  pip: true
-  yarn: true
-  directories:
-    - node_modules # NPM packages
+    pip: true
+    yarn: true
+    directories:
+        - node_modules # NPM packages

AUTHORS.md

@@ -2,9 +2,8 @@
 Credits
 =======
 
-Contributors
-------------
+## Contributors
 
-* [Guy Kisel](https://github.com/guykisel)
-* [Raphael Castaneda](https://github.com/raphaelcastaneda)
-* [@vsiakka] (https://github.com/vsiakka)
+-   [Guy Kisel](https://github.com/guykisel)
+-   [Raphael Castaneda](https://github.com/raphaelcastaneda)
+-   [@vsiakka](https://github.com/vsiakka)

DEVELOPMENT.md

@@ -26,19 +26,17 @@ $ tox
 
 Note: Tox will run the unit tests against python 3.5, 3.6, and 3.7.
 
-
-When you submit Pull Requests, `inline-plz` will kick off a [Travis job](blob/master/.travis.yml) that ... checks itself!   Please help keep `inline-plz` linted as an shining example of what great looks like!
-
+When you submit Pull Requests, `inline-plz` will kick off a [Travis job](blob/master/.travis.yml) that ... checks itself! Please help keep `inline-plz` linted as an shining example of what great looks like!
 
 # Adding New Linters
 
-You've got a new tool for helping improve code bases?  Why let's get 'er supported within `inline-plz`.  Here's where you'll need to look to get your awesome new tool added in with all the others:
+You've got a new tool for helping improve code bases? Why let's get 'er supported within `inline-plz`. Here's where you'll need to look to get your awesome new tool added in with all the others:
 
-`inline-plz` uses external linters, typically installed as their own command line utilities.  To simplify the use of those linters by `inline-plz` users, we request that you implement an installation process in addition to adapting it's output to the format expected by `inline-plz`.
+`inline-plz` uses external linters, typically installed as their own command line utilities. To simplify the use of those linters by `inline-plz` users, we request that you implement an installation process in addition to adapting it's output to the format expected by `inline-plz`.
 
 ## Configure a File Matcher
 
-If your linter is for a file type not yet supported by `inline-plz`, you'll need to add a pattern matcher in [linters/__init__.py](blob/master/inlineplz/linters/__init__.py) (see `register_patterns`):
+If your linter is for a file type not yet supported by `inline-plz`, you'll need to add a pattern matcher in [linters/**init**.py](blob/master/inlineplz/linters/__init__.py) (see `register_patterns`):
 
 ```python
 def register_patterns():
@@ -67,11 +65,9 @@ def register_patterns():
 
 ```
 
-
 ## Create your Linter class and a unit test
 
-
-Create your linter class in `inlineplz/linters`, then import your linter in [linters/__init__.py](blob/master/inlineplz/linters/__init__.py).
+Create your linter class in `inlineplz/linters`, then import your linter in [linters/**init**.py](blob/master/inlineplz/linters/__init__.py).
 
 Here is the tflint Linter:
 
@@ -119,35 +115,36 @@ class TFLintParser(ParserBase):
 
 There a few things to point out here:
 
-* When the linter being wrapped supports it we recommed having it produce machine readable output.  We find Json to be *very* convienient.
-* When processing Json we recommend `dirtyjson` over the standard `json` library.
+-   When the linter being wrapped supports it we recommed having it produce machine readable output. We find Json to be _very_ convienient.
+-   When processing Json we recommend `dirtyjson` over the standard `json` library.
 
 In the `@linter` annotation, the parameters are:
-* `name` should be a unique name for your linter (unique among the other linters, we recommend that this is the same name as your linter's `.py` file).
-* `language` this determines the file pattern matchers the linter will be called for, see `register_patterns` above.
-* `install` this is a list of lists, each represents the shell commands to be run to perform installation, each will be attempted until one succeeds or all have failed
-* `help` how to get help from the tool, this is also used to verify the tool can be called and is installed
-* `run` this is the shell command to run your tool with out specifying a configuration file
-* `rundefault` this is the shell command to run your tool with the default configuration file embedded in `inline-plz` (see `./inlineplz/linters/config/`)
-* `dotfiles` this is a set of default configuration files, embedded in `inline-plz`
-* `autorun` this is a boolean variable, when `True` will cause your linter to be run without having to be explicitly called
-* `run_per_file` a boolean, if `True`, the linter will be shelled out and called for each file (`run_per_file=True` can be slow), if `False` the linter will be run once for the entire source tree
+
+-   `name` should be a unique name for your linter (unique among the other linters, we recommend that this is the same name as your linter's `.py` file).
+-   `language` this determines the file pattern matchers the linter will be called for, see `register_patterns` above.
+-   `install` this is a list of lists, each represents the shell commands to be run to perform installation, each will be attempted until one succeeds or all have failed
+-   `help` how to get help from the tool, this is also used to verify the tool can be called and is installed
+-   `run` this is the shell command to run your tool with out specifying a configuration file
+-   `rundefault` this is the shell command to run your tool with the default configuration file embedded in `inline-plz` (see `./inlineplz/linters/config/`)
+-   `dotfiles` this is a set of default configuration files, embedded in `inline-plz`
+-   `autorun` this is a boolean variable, when `True` will cause your linter to be run without having to be explicitly called
+-   `run_per_file` a boolean, if `True`, the linter will be shelled out and called for each file (`run_per_file=True` can be slow), if `False` the linter will be run once for the entire source tree
 
 If your tool is common enough that `inline-plz` should try it out for ever project, consider adding it to `TRUSTED_INSTALL`.
 
 ## Optionally Create a Default Configuration
 
-Add a default [configuration](tree/master/inlineplz/linters/config) for the your linter.  This is only necessary if the tool requires a configuration or if you feel the "out of the box" defaults for the new tool should have those defaults overridden.
+Add a default [configuration](tree/master/inlineplz/linters/config) for the your linter. This is only necessary if the tool requires a configuration or if you feel the "out of the box" defaults for the new tool should have those defaults overridden.
 
 ## Parser Interface
 
 Your parser will need to adapt the output of the linting tool into the structure that `inline-plz` supports.
 
-Parsers must return a python `set()`.  Entries in the set must be a 3-tuple of:
+Parsers must return a python `set()`. Entries in the set must be a 3-tuple of:
 
-* `string`: file path and name
-* `number`: the line number the message refers to
-* `string`: message body, the output from the linting tool that refers to this specific file+line number.
+-   `string`: file path and name
+-   `number`: the line number the message refers to
+-   `string`: message body, the output from the linting tool that refers to this specific file+line number.
 
 ```python
   ('project/supercoder.py', 1, "STRONG WARNING: author is a tool")
@@ -166,4 +163,3 @@ See `/guykisel/inline-plz/tree/master/inlineplz/env` for more information.
 Please perform both a `dryrun` and a full `tox` run-through before committing your code.
 
 We'd like to keep the code formatting consistent, and are using the defaults from the [black](https://github.com/ambv/black) python formatting tool as our standard.
-

examples/all-the-linters-enabled.inlineplz.yml

@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 # from linters/__init__.py
 enabled_linters:
-  - bandit
-  - dockerfile_lint
-  - eslint
-  - gherkin-lint
-  - gometalinter
-  - jscs
-  - jshint
-  - jsonlint
-  - markdownlint-cli
-  - megacheck
-  - prospector
-  - robotframework-lint
-  - restructuredtext_lint
-  - shellcheck
-  - stylint
-  - yamllint
+    - bandit
+    - dockerfile_lint
+    - eslint
+    - gherkin-lint
+    - gometalinter
+    - jscs
+    - jshint
+    - jsonlint
+    - markdownlint-cli
+    - megacheck
+    - prospector
+    - robotframework-lint
+    - restructuredtext_lint
+    - shellcheck
+    - stylint
+    - yamllint

examples/your-standard-node-app.inlineplz.yml

@@ -1,24 +1,24 @@
 ignore_paths:
-  - node_modules
-  - vendors
-  - .tox
-  - .git
+    - node_modules
+    - vendors
+    - .tox
+    - .git
 enabled_linters:
-  - markdown
-  - eslint
-  - json
+    - markdown
+    - eslint
+    - json
 disabled_linters:
-  - bandit
-  - dockerfile_lint
-  - gherkin-lint
-  - gometalinter
-  - jscs
-  - jshint
-  - markdownlint-cli
-  - megacheck
-  - prospector
-  - robotframework-lint
-  - restructuredtext_lint
-  - shellcheck
-  - stylint
-  - yamllint
+    - bandit
+    - dockerfile_lint
+    - gherkin-lint
+    - gometalinter
+    - jscs
+    - jshint
+    - markdownlint-cli
+    - megacheck
+    - prospector
+    - robotframework-lint
+    - restructuredtext_lint
+    - shellcheck
+    - stylint
+    - yamllint