Going from an AST to a PEP8-formatted Python file #2384
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Thought about this some more, and I guess writing a "reverse parser" for the AST is rather trivial. That + something like |
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If you wanted to avoid the CLI tool you might be able to use RustPython or PyO3 to embed the Python interpreter and install Granted depending on what your use-case is it might not be worth the effort of figuring out how to embed |
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If you were in the business of implementing this yourself, there's logic you can follow from astor: https://github.com/berkerpeksag/astor/blob/master/astor/code_gen.py |
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This is a bit of an unusual use case, but I am trying to generate some human-readable Python code from Rust. I am interested just in having syntactically valid code for the time being, so compilation is not a concern.
Is there any project currently that allows one to format a rustpython AST to a PEP8-compliant file? I have done some digging around the code base here, but I can't seem to find anything to answer this use case. Any pointers much appreciated (as would be confirmation that this functionality is not supported)!
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