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flake8-exact-pin 0.1.0
A flake8 extension that checks for exact pins (e.q.: `foo==1.5.6`) in setup.py
License: MIT
Keywords: flake8 setup.py pin dependencies

flake8-exact-pin
================

Check for exact pins (``==``) of package requirements in ``install_requires``
in ``setup.py``.

For example:

.. code-block:: python

    setup(
        # ...
        install_requires=['pyramid==1.5.6'],
        # ...
    )

Exact pins are often a bad idea, as they:

- Limit flexibility if your package is going to be reused; i.e.: used as a
  library by other Python libraries or applications. You are forcing them to
  use a particular version that they may not want to use or that conflicts with
  what they already use. Not so much of an issue if your package is an
  application rather than a library; however, often `requirements.txt` is a
  better place to manage application requirements that you are pinning (see
  https://caremad.io/blog/setup-vs-requirement/)

- Bake a very strict requirement into your package; you may have to rebuild
  your package just to use a new version of a package with a bug fix.

- Create the potential for hard-to-resolve version conflicts, if you exact pin
  some package versions and don't exact pin others. Some of your other packages
  may require a different version than the one you're pinning and it might be
  impossible for pip to resolve this.

Installation
------------

If you don't already have it, install ``flake8``::

    $ pip install flake8

Then, install the extension::

    $ pip install flake8-exact-pins

Usage
-----

Run the following to verify that the plugin has been installed correctly::

    $ flake8 --version
    2.4.1 (pep8: 1.5.7, flake8-exact-pin: 0.0.0, pyflakes: 0.8.1, mccabe: 0.3) CPython 2.7.9 on Darwin

Now, when you run ``flake8``, the plugin will automatically be used.

When an exact pin is found, ``flake8`` will output something like::

    ./setup.py:28:37: PIN001 exact pin found in install_requires: "pyramid==1.5.6"
fluffygoggles 0.1.1
A Python app for taking a screenshot, reading the text with OCR, and copying the text to the clipboard. And it's free.
License: MIT

FluffyGoggles
======

A Python app for taking a screenshot, reading the text with OCR, and copying the text to the clipboard. And it's free.

The name was randomly generated.

Installation
------------

To install with pip, run:

    pip install fluffygoggles

Quickstart Guide
----------------

Run this program with:

    python -m fluffygoggles

This will take a screenshot, run OCR on it (with pytesseract), and copy the recognized text to the clipboard. It will also open up a "result text" window that looks like Notepad.

You can also run:

    python -m fluffygoggles someimage.png

...to run the program on an image file instead of a screenshot.

You can add the `-q` or `--quiet` argument to suppress the output and result text window.

Contribute
----------

If you'd like to contribute to FluffyGoggles, check out https://github.com/asweigart/fluffygoggles