dotfiles VS python-functions

as an emacser, lua is not a big language, you can learn the basics in an afternoon and for configuring nvim with little experience with lua I managed to write just under three hundred lines of lua, its a great language even if I don't want to use it for much more than nvim

There is this script in my dotfiles. https://github.com/jeetelongname/dotfiles/blob/master/scripts/.local/bin/http that I wrote and then promptly forgot about (due to adopting an actual http server) one thing to add is that you can empty a shell command outputs into to variables by putting them in backticks

You can see look at my custom python settings here. You can also look into the recommended extensions there.

You can see my customizations for Python in PowerShell in Dark+ theme here, but it's just my personal preference, probably not everyone would like that ;).

szymonos/python-functions (github.com)

But if you're writing PS script in Windows it will most likely work on Linux if there is PS installed. This is my PS script to provision and manage Python virtual environments: python-functions/pysetup.ps1 at main · szymonos/python-functions (github.com) or my psprofile: powershell-functions/profile.ps1 at main · szymonos/powershell-functions (github.com)

Here are my tweaks to Dark+ theme: settings.json

If you're on Linux/Windows with WSL2 you can try it by yourself ( szymonos/python-functions (github.com) ) - there is a complete environment with Azure Functions in Python configured. You can debug it out of the box, there are configured linting with pylint, flake8, mypy, formatting with black, unit test with pytest, installed VSCode extensions for python development and so on.