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PEP8 code styling #7

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@tony

It's typical for python projects to adhere to PEP8. I'm wondering if there's any opinions/thoughts on it?

Generally that entails 4 space indents.

Most open source python projects follow the same general styling conventions.

While this may be a bikeshed in other programming languages, historically Python squared its styling issues away early on.

Any thoughts on this? If so, any preferred way of doing it?

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  1. sdil commented on Aug 10, 2020

    @sdil

    We can use black formatter to format the whole repo.

  2. tony commented on Aug 10, 2020

    @tony
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    @sdil If that is the case, you can merge #1 (which runs black on the codebase)

    Or you can make your own PR to add black and merge the changes, as well, of course

    If / when the codebase formatting is merged to master, let me know, I will rebase #6 against the changes. The code changes should be easier to see after that.

    For qencode-python3 (though technically that project would be obsolete as #6 gets this project to handle python 2 and 3): Qencode-Corp/qencode-api-python3-client#5

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