py-lint-typecheck

Automate Python linting and type checking by running ruff and ty on a specified folder or file path. The process applies linting, formatting, and type safety checks to your target path and attempts to automatically fix any detected issues.

Yes, you need a pyproject.toml file configured with ruff and ty to run Python code formatting and type checking. This configuration file is required to manage dependencies, pin versions, and ensure the checks run correctly within your project environment.

uv manages dependencies for Python type checking and linting by using the project's pyproject.toml configuration. It runs the project's pinned versions of ruff and ty to ensure code quality and type safety checks execute in a consistent environment.

Yes, you can automatically fix lint and type errors in your Python project. The automated process runs ruff and ty on your target path and provides guided steps to attempt fixes for detected code quality and type safety issues.

The best way to format Python code and check types using ruff is through an automated process that runs ruff for linting and formatting alongside ty for type checking. This approach ensures comprehensive code quality and type safety coverage on your target path.

Python type checking with ty requires specific project configurations because it relies on a pyproject.toml file to define settings and pinned versions. Without this setup, the tool cannot properly manage dependencies or execute the necessary lint, format, and type check operations.