The Ruff formatter is 130x FASTER than Black

[@Chris-rm1pn]

It also can replace isort

[@desertfish74]

All the files scanned after the tensorflow scan, will then likely be in the file system cache. Running black a second time, will probably be quite a bit faster as well.

[@yorailevi6747]

Thanks for showing the diff, I always hated that multi line aspect of black, i will definitely use ruff regardless of the performance

[@MangoNutella]

You can, however, tell black to ignore single/double quotes so that single quotation is possible.

[@Salah-YT]

Hi, I'm a beginner to Python and I followed the course is about 9 hours but I downloaded Python 3.12 and I have a Python extension and I tried Autopep and Black Formatter but none worked and even chatGPT couldn't help very well so can you make a video step by step for python 3.12 how we format easily for a beginner I mean type code everywhere but when I save it I like formatting like Prettier do for javascript ok you know what I mean thank you so much

[@Carberra]

I have a video on the Black formatter, as well as how to format on save in VS Code. Black doesn't work any differently for 3.12.

[@Salah-YT]

​@@Carberra Thanks, bro! I watched your video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4aWnaugf5V-mNE, but unfortunately, it's not working for me. I have Black Formatter, but when I downloaded Black and isort, I encountered this error: 'Connection to server got closed. Server will not be restarted.' I think this might be the reason I can't format on save. I couldn't find any videos or articles addressing this issue, and even ChatGPT couldn't help me. I suspect these extensions might not be compatible with Python 3.12. I'm following a Python course, and at the beginning, the instructor only covered Python extensions, and he could format the code. However, he was using Python 3.11. It seems like there aren't many resources for Python 3.12 at the moment. Since I've done many courses on JS, HTML, CSS, React, and NextJS, I'm eager to learn Python. But this formatting issue has been a roadblock for me. I'm used to formatting on save, similar to how I do it in JS. I've been searching for a solution for a while, but if you could help me out, that would be great, bro! Thank you so much.

[@Carberra]

Hm, I'm not sure how much I can help because I use 3.12 and it all works fine for me 😅 Try uninstalling and reinstalling Python 3.12 (or destroying and recreating your venv if you're using one), and seeing if that makes a difference. It may also be worth disabling and re-enabling those extensions as well.

[@mecrayavcin]

I have a black formatter problem can i send you s short video. I dont like its formating. It takes if conditions inside () and also inside it it creates bew line it messed up my codes

[@АлександрГруздев-ш7р]

Hi! Thanks for the video! What color scheme do you use for the code?

[@Carberra]

Glad you enjoyed it! Setup info is in the description.

[@JustLikeBuildingThings]

Thanks for the video, looks like it the pywin32 dependency doesn't work on py 3.11 at the moment so non starter for me! Looks good though, especially the annoying splitting black does sometimes over too many lines.

[@Gh0sTG0]

Hi. Is there any chance on doing video like "using ruff with pycharm"? Tried vscode, but for programming for me pycharm looks much more... comfortable...

[@ultrasound1459]

No, no one is using pycharm

[@Carberra]

I've never used PyCharm so I don't know how much support is there for it. You could use it on the command line if you don't care about format-on-save or anything like that.

[@Gh0sTG0]

@@Carberra Aha, ok. TY for answer.

[@khanra17]

@@ultrasound1459 You are not everyone kiddo groww up.

[@legion_prex3650]

pycharm is shit. I have to use it right now and it is kinda slow and i hate it.

[@anamoyeee]

Is it possible to set the formatter to use 2-space indentation?

[@Carberra]

Looks like you can set `indent-width` in the global configuration settings.

[@anamoyeee]

@@Carberra That worked, thanks! Also may i ask if it's possible to make it run on file save?

[@Carberra]

I've got a video about formatting on save in VS Code. It's for Black, but it's an easy configuration change. You'll likely need to check the extension README (or somewhere in the docs).

[@hereallyfast]

What do you think about trunk?

[@Carberra]

I'm not sure I understand?

[@workflowinmind]

Did they reach 1.0? Pip installs 0.1.4

[@Carberra]

They reached 0.1. I may have misspoke, I don't remember.

[@helish_88]

I miss your hairs 😢