Automatically convert f-strings and str.format() syntax to printf-style strings.

In other words, this syntax

logger.error(f"{1}")
logger.error("{}".format(1))
logger.error("{foo}".format(foo=1))

is changed to

logger.error("%s", 1)
logger.error("%s", 1)
logger.error("%s", 1)

Why would we want to do this? This article explains it pretty well.

Mainly it's useful for Python projects using Sentry's log integration.

You have two options for running this pre-commit hook:

If you would like to install this using Python, run:

pip install printf-log-formatter

then set the pre-commit hook up using:

- repo: local
  hooks:
  - id: printf-log-formatter
    name: printf-log-formatter
    entry: printf-log-formatter
    language: system
    types: [ python ]
    args:
      - --log-level=error

If you're happy to compile the Rust version, you can use:

- repo: https://github.com/snok/printf-log-formatter
  rev: ''
  hooks:
    - id: printf-log-formatter
      args:
        - --log-level=error

The Rust binary or Python package can also be run directly, like this:

printf-log-formatter $(find . -name "*.py") --log-level error