codeFormatter

codeFormatter is a Python library that helps you normalize code by adding spaces around punctuation marks and symbols, making your code more readable and well-formatted.

Features

• Adds spaces around common punctuation and symbols such as [], {}, (), =, +, -, *, /, etc.
• Handles both single-line and multi-line code.
• Easy to integrate into any Python project.

Installation

You can install the library using pip:

pip install codeFormatter

Or, if you're developing locally:

pip install .

Usage

Here’s how you can use the codeFormatter library to normalize code spacing:

Single-line Code Example

from codeFormatter import normalize_code_spacing

code = "custom['age']= 30"
formatted_code = normalize_code_spacing(code)
print(f'Formatted code: "{formatted_code}"')

Multi-line Code Example

from codeFormatter import normalize_code_spacing

code_lines = [
    "custom['age']= 30",
    "if x == 5: print(x)"
]
formatted_code_lines = normalize_code_spacing(code_lines)
print("Formatted multi-line code:")
for line in formatted_code_lines:
    print(f'"{line}"')

Output

Formatted code: "custom [ ' age ' ] = 30"
Formatted multi-line code:
"custom [ ' age ' ] = 30"
"if x == 5 : print ( x )"