This used to be a tool that was checking for Twisted coding standards, but it is no longer used.
Just use pyflakes, black, towncrier and other tools to keep your code clean.
TwistedChecker checks Python code for compliance with the Twisted coding standard <https://twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/core/development/policy/coding-standard.html>.
This was originally a project of Google Summer of Code 2012.
TwistedChecker's dependencies are recorded in setup.py.
Get a development environment:
virtualenv build . build/bin/activate pip install -Ue '.[dev]'
To test twistedchecker, run the following in the source directory:
trial twistedchecker
Check pyflakes status ignoring functional tests (#68 some day we might use twistedchecker on itself):
python check_pyflakes.py twistedchecker/
Releasing a new version is done via Travis-CI. First commit the version update in a master and wait for test to pass. Create a tag on local branch and then push it:
git tag 1.2.3 git push --tags