python-code-quality

To set up Python code quality, this Skill configures Ruff for linting and formatting alongside ty for static type checking using standard pyproject.toml files. It streamlines configuration for immediate bug prevention and style enforcement in new projects.

The best way to enforce consistent Python formatting and type checking is combining Ruff and ty. This Skill integrates both tools to automatically identify style violations and verify type annotations before runtime.

Yes, this Python linting configuration integrates with pixi for task management. It relies on pixi to orchestrate the Ruff and ty execution, ensuring code adheres to quality standards during development workflows.

Yes, you can use pyproject.toml to configure Ruff and ty. This Skill provides standard configuration files to streamline setup, defining rules for automated linting, formatting, and static type checking.

You need both Ruff and ty because Ruff handles automated linting and formatting while ty verifies type annotations. Together, they prevent common errors and improve maintainability by addressing both style and type safety.

You should configure Python linting and type checking when starting a new project. Applying Ruff and ty from the outset ensures code adheres to best practices immediately, preventing style violations and type-related errors.