Integrate PEP 8 Speaks in Slack
with Axolo

PEP 8 Speaks is a helpful GitHub application that is designed to detect Python code style issues on new Pull Requests. It is a powerful tool that can be easily installed on Python projects and configured with your own code style. With PEP 8 Speaks, you can customize your pycodestyle/flake8 options and receive a single comment on Pull Requests, eliminating the need for emails for new commits. The bot stays silent if no Python is involved in the Pull Request. Popular users of this application include Pandas, pydata, SunPy, AstroPy, Scikit-Image, Scikit-Learn Contrib, and Spyder IDE.

One of the main features of PEP 8 Speaks is that it makes a single comment on the Pull Request and keeps updating it on new commits, making it easy to keep track of changes. Additionally, users can choose between pycodestyle or flake8 as their linter, and the bot can read configurations for both. While a config file is not required for the integration to work, users can also configure the application by adding a .pep8speaks.yml file in the root of the project.

It is important to note that PEP 8 Speaks will only work for publicly

- Detects Python code style issues on new Pull Requests
- Makes a single comment on the Pull Request and keeps updating it on new commits
- No hassle on emails for new commits
- Customizable with pycodestyle/flake8 options
- Stays silent if no Python is involved in the Pull Request
- Can be installed on Python projects
- Can be configured with your own code style
- Can read configurations for both pycodestyle and flake8
- A config file is not required for the integration to work
- See the complete list of organizations and users
- Only works for publicly hosted repositories

The pricing for PEP 8 Speaks is free, with a cost of $0.

Integrating PEP 8 Speaks in Slack with Axolo is beneficial because it allows for faster and more efficient code reviews by detecting Python code style issues on new Pull Requests and making a single comment on the Pull Request, keeping it updated on new commits. This eliminates the need for emails and allows for customization with pycodestyle/flake8 options.