It'd be helpful to adopt a python formatter like Black to standardize the syntax and code style.
贡献者指南
技术栈
python
领域
developer experiencetooling
议题类型
chore
难度面向新贡献者的预计实现难度，1 表示很小改动，5 表示专家级工作。
2
预计时间有经验贡献者完成调查、实现、测试并准备 pull request 的粗略时间范围。
1-3 hours
活动状态议题当前的可参与程度：新鲜、活跃、陈旧、阻塞或等待维护者输入。
stale
清晰度议题是否清楚说明期望改动、验收标准和下一步。
clear
前置要求
Basic Python familiarityUnderstanding of code formatters
新手友好度1-100 的估计分数，表示该议题对首次贡献者的友好程度。
70
研究方向
The issue suggests adopting Black as a Python formatter. First, check if there are any Python files in the repository (likely in 'mleap/python' or similar). If so, create a 'pyproject.toml' or 'setup.cfg' with Black configuration (line length, target version, etc.). Then run Black on the existing Python files to reformat them. Finally, add a CI step (e.g., GitHub Actions) to run 'black check' on pull requests to enforce formatting. No linked PRs or comments, so this is a straightforward implementation.
Black for python · combust/mleap#668 | Good First Issue
