python-code-style

Python code style is enforced by configuring Ruff and MyPy in pyproject.toml to standardize naming conventions, formatting, and documentation. This ensures consistent readability and maintainability across projects during onboarding and code reviews.

Set up Ruff and MyPy for Python linting by defining their configurations in pyproject.toml. This enforces 120-character line limits, automated formatting, and static type checking to maintain consistent coding standards.

Yes, this Python style configuration requires Google-style docstrings. It enforces documentation as code practices to keep docs synchronized with implementation, improving API clarity and maintainability during code reviews.

You should use Ruff and MyPy to standardize Python code because inconsistent style slows onboarding and reduces readability. Applying these tools during project setup enforces linting and typing standards that make collaboration easier.

Yes, you can apply Python linting and docstring standards during code reviews. The configuration enforces naming conventions and Google-style docstrings, ensuring documentation stays in sync with implementation before merging code.

This Python coding standard enforces a 120-character line length limit. Configured in pyproject.toml alongside Ruff and MyPy, it standardizes formatting and improves readability across the codebase.