I've been trying running prettier on the django codebase and I noticed that they use single quotes for almost all the strings and double quotes for the docstrings, which seems to be a common things in python (I haven't seen many single quotes docstrings).
Hey guys! I've read in the README that the plugin is deprecated, so I'd like to know if you're still interested in solving this issue. Case yes, I'd like to claim it 😄
Yep! I've started using prettier very recently and used this plugin for a little python app of mine. Right now I'm looking for an OSS to contribute, and that's why I'd like to solve this issue :)
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taion commented on Mar 3, 2018
PEP 257 requires double quotes for docstrings. It also requires a blank line after the docstring for classes, but not for functions.
rafaelcascalho commented on Aug 21, 2019
Hey guys! I've read in the README that the plugin is deprecated, so I'd like to know if you're still interested in solving this issue. Case yes, I'd like to claim it 😄
patrick91 commented on Aug 21, 2019
@Rcsm are you using this plugin? if so I'd be happy to review an merge fixes :)
rafaelcascalho commented on Aug 21, 2019
Yep! I've started using prettier very recently and used this plugin for a little python app of mine. Right now I'm looking for an OSS to contribute, and that's why I'd like to solve this issue :)
patrick91 commented on Aug 21, 2019
@Rcsm cool! I use black for formatting python, but could be nice to get prettier python stable anyway