module or function) as well as a short snippet of the documentation if available. In the case of name and attribute completions, Kite will also provide the kind of value represented by the completion (e.g. An example of an attribute completion would be: import numpy as np The example above illustrates a name expression completion. Kite can provide completions for Python keywords, name expressions or attribute expressions. Now type the following code: import n$Ī list of suggested completions should automatically appear. Make sure that this file has been saved with a. Ensure that "Enable code snippets" is checked.Ensure that "Show completions on the fly" is checked.Ensure that "Enable code completion" is checked.
To do so, open Spyder's preferences, click on "Completion and linting" on the left hand side, and under the "Completion" tab, make the following changes: To get the most out of Kite's features, we recommend that you change several of Spyder's settings. In the following sections, the $ character indicates the position of your editor's text cursor. Note: If you're running Kite for the first time, it may take several minutes for Kite to finish indexing your codebase. This typically means that you are coding in an unsaved file or a filetype not yet supported by Kite. There are a handful of possible states Kite can be in, as described in the following table: Icon This icon will tell you the current status of Kite. If Kite is installed properly, you should see a small Kite logo at the bottom status bar of the Spyder window. If you don't have plugin enabled, you can do so by opening Spyder's preferences, clicking on "Completion and linting" on the left hand side, clicking on the "Advanced" tab, and then checking "Enable Kite". The only prerequisites are that you have Spyder 4.0+ installed, Kite Engine running and the Kite plugin for Spyder enabled.
#Spyder auto how to
In this article, you'll learn how to access all the features the Spyder plugin has to offer for Python.
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