Hi all.
http://pycheesecake.org/
Look at this. Doesn't it cool? Doesn't we need something like it for our
Ruby?
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The idea of the Cheesecake project is to rank Python packages based on
various empirical "kwalitee" factors, such as:
* whether the package can be downloaded from the Python Package Index (PyPI)
given its name
* whether the package can be downloaded from a full URL
* whether the package can be unpacked
* whether the unpack directory is the same as the package name
* whether the package can be installed into an alternate directory
* existence of certain files such as README, INSTALL, LICENSE, setup.py etc.
* existence of certain directories such as doc, test, demo, examples
* percentage of modules/functions/classes/methods with docstrings
* percentage of functions/methods that are unit tested (not currently
implemented)
* average pylint score for all non-test and non-demo modules
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BTW, it something like rulint (Lint for Ruby) exists?
Victor.