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Smelly Python

Smelly Python

Smelly Python is a code smell reporting tool for Python created by Hana Jirovská, Sára Juhošová, Wouter Polet & Cédric Willekens for the Release Engineering for Machine Learning Applications course at the TU Delft.

To use Smelly Python, you can run it locally, or integrate it into your GitHub Actions pipeline by using the Smell My PR action available on the GitHub Actions marketplace.

You can view the following repositories:

  • 🐍 Smelly Python: the home repository of the project
  • 👃 Smell My PR: the repository with the GitHub action which allows Smelly Python to comment on your PR
  • 🤖 StackOverflow Tags: the example project which uses Smelly Python

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  1. smelly-python smelly-python Public

    A Python Code Smell Reporting Tool

    Python 4 2

  2. smell-my-pr smell-my-pr Public

    GitHub Action to run smelly-python and post summaries of present code smells to jobs and PRs

    3

  3. so-tags so-tags Public

    A release engineering project with StackOverflow tag predictor for the base project

    Jupyter Notebook 1

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  • smell-my-pr Public

    GitHub Action to run smelly-python and post summaries of present code smells to jobs and PRs

    smelly-python/smell-my-pr’s past year of commit activity
    3 Apache-2.0 0 0 0 Updated Oct 8, 2024
  • smelly-python Public

    A Python Code Smell Reporting Tool

    smelly-python/smelly-python’s past year of commit activity
    Python 4 Apache-2.0 2 1 2 Updated Mar 23, 2023
  • so-tags Public

    A release engineering project with StackOverflow tag predictor for the base project

    smelly-python/so-tags’s past year of commit activity
    Jupyter Notebook 1 Apache-2.0 0 1 0 Updated Jun 21, 2022
  • .github Public
    smelly-python/.github’s past year of commit activity
    0 0 0 0 Updated Jun 21, 2022

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