Many people find using the command line a bit daunting and Jupyter notebooks unfamiliar so here is another way of using SuperHELP that may be much easier.

1. Put the following at the top of your script:
   
   import superhelp
superhelp.this()
   
   
2. Run the script
3. See the advice
4. Learn something; make changes 🙂

If you don’t want the default web output you can specify other output such as ‘cli’ (command line interface) or ‘md’ (markdown):

import superhelp
superhelp.this(output='md')

If you don’t want the default ‘Extra’ level of detail you can specify a different detail_level (‘Brief’ or ‘Main’) e.g.

import superhelp
superhelp.this(output='md', detail_level='Brief')

or:

import superhelp
superhelp.this(detail_level='Main')

Edited to remove reference to explicit file_path argument e.g. superhelp.this(__file__). It is not needed anymore thanks to the Python inspect library. Also displayer -> output and message_level -> detail_level.