Support writing to pyproject.toml #660
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Many Python projects support a pyproject.toml file, so its important to support it as a special output file. If pyproject.toml is passed, precli-init will update the file with a tool.precli section and its configuration options. This change also prompts to overwrite existing files. In addition the enabled vs. disabled rules is now part of a list rather than option on each rule section. This makes it easier to customize since most users would prefer to maintain a list rather than updating each section. Signed-off-by: Eric Brown <[email protected]>
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Many Python projects support a pyproject.toml file, so its important to support it as a special output file.
If pyproject.toml is passed, precli-init will update the file with a tool.precli section and its configuration options.
This change also prompts to overwrite existing files. In addition the enabled vs. disabled rules is now part of a list rather than option on each rule section. This makes it easier to customize since most users would prefer to maintain a list rather than updating each section.