- #INSTALL AUTOPEP8 WINDOWS INSTALL#
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- #INSTALL AUTOPEP8 WINDOWS MAC#
Type ‘File Icon’ in the ‘Search packages’ field.Ĭhoose the ‘file-icons’ package 2.1.47+ with over 9.3M downloads and click ‘Install’.
#INSTALL AUTOPEP8 WINDOWS INSTALL#
To do this, open settings by clicking Atom > Preferences > Install This can make it a little easier to see the types of files and quickly determine which file you’re intending to click on. You can change the icon displayed next to the file in the project tab. To run ‘script: run-with-profile’, enter the OS specific hotkey below:Ĭhoose the profile to run and select ‘Run’. In the command field, enter the path of your python application. If you have multiple versions of Python running on your machine and you want to run scripts from within Atom, these next steps are for you:Ĭmd-shift-p to bring up command palate (MAC)Ĭtrl-shift-p to bring up command palate (Windows)
#INSTALL AUTOPEP8 WINDOWS MAC#
Prior to Big Sur, all versions of MAC included Python v2 and it was necessary to add Python v3 (the version we should really be using).
Setting up the environment to run the expected version of Python is an important step if you want to run your scripts from within Atom. In addition, set the ‘Tab Type’ to soft so that spaces are added (not a tab character) when the tab key is pressed. Scroll down to Tab Length and change the ‘Tab Length’ from 2 (default) to 4. To do this, open settings by clicking Atom > Preferences > Editor. If you want to ease your journey toward becoming a Pythonista you may want to set the tab button to automatically comply with Python guidelines where the tab button will automagically add 4 spaces when pressed. Python is pretty picky about white space. Returning to your Python project and entering the OS specific hotkey to run the script will display the output of the script in the lower portion of the Atom. Here you will see that pressing “cmd-i” (MAC) or ‘shit-ctrl-b (on Linux/Windows) will execute the script. Click on the ‘Settings’ button and scroll down toward the bottom until you reach the ‘Command and shortcut reference’ section. We are not going to modify any of the settings, but rather look at the table of keyboard shortcuts. Once installation is complete the buttons will change allowing you to modify settings, uninstall the package, or disable it.Ĭlicking on ‘Settings’ will allow you to modify some of the settings. Type ‘script’ in the ‘Search packages’ field.Ĭhoose the script package 3.31.1+ with over 3.5M downloads and click ‘Install’. On Windows, select File > Settings (or press ctrl-,(comma)) > Install.Įnsure the ‘Packages’ button is selected. On a MAC, select Atom > Preferences > Install. To accomplish this, the “Script” package needs to be installed. Of course, you can run your Python script from the terminal, but you can also run those scripts from within the Atom editor. It does not capture all of the customization BLHA goes through and is an attempt to translate tips from the video into text format to follow and re-create across multiple machines.Ītom customization that will be covered includes:Īfter launching Atom, the first screen looks similar to this, where you can find links to help documentation, quick links open projects and interact with GitHub: This blog is based off the YouTube video produced by which can be found in the link below.
#INSTALL AUTOPEP8 WINDOWS DOWNLOAD#
The entire Atom editor is free, open source, and available under the organization.ĪTOM can be downloaded via atom.io, which will automatically recognize your OS and offer the appropriate image for download in and installation. It also doesn’t hurt that Atom is available at no cost.
There are many text editors out there, but to keep things consistent for new Python developers, Atom was selected. Atom is a powerful and customizable text editor, supported across the primary operating systems (MacOS/Windows/Linux).