To make documents clean, we did automate reformatting with tools freely available

To keep the code clean, follow this guide (but dont worry if you dont!)

• Tidy perl code, … (perltidy)
• Follow best practice (perlcritic)
• Automate it (tidyall)

Cpan minus (cpanm) install latest package, but this can break be in conflict with OS package manager. Make a backup if you can first.

cpanm install Perl::Tidy
cpanm install Perl::Critic
cpanm install Code::TidyAll

“TidyAll” automates the code formating (perltidy) and the code review (perlcritic). In the project folder, you will find a file called: “.tidyallrc” that contains the current configuration. Look at it to understand what it does.

To simulate the result:

tidyall -a --check-only 

To make it work (perltidy will reformat files with an inplace reformatting, perlcritic will review code, but do not change any files)

tidyall -a 

And files are bakuped ind the “.tidyall.d” folder (add it to your git ignore files, if not already)

(Can change at any time: submit your proposal, critics)
Similar to arg -pbp (perl best practice), mainly:

• 4 chars
• no tabs
• Line lenght 0 (unlimited)
• Cuddle else ( else stay on the same line as the parenthesis)

(Wip, Not Implemented, nor deployed)

• use strict;
• use warning;
• use utf8;

To keep clean the other documents that are not code, follow this guide (but dont worry if you dont!)

cpanm install Perl::Tidy
cpanm install Perl::Critic
cpanm install Code::TidyAll