python-code-style

Configure Python code style in `pyproject.toml` by adding settings for `ruff` and `mypy` to automate linting, formatting, and type checking, ensuring consistent project-wide standards.

The best way to enforce Python naming conventions and formatting is using `ruff` for automated checks. It automatically formats code and guides consistent naming for variables, functions, and classes.

Add type checking to your Python project using `mypy` by configuring it within `pyproject.toml`. This integrates with your linter setup to enforce type safety and catch errors before runtime.

Yes, `ruff` works with `mypy` for Python code linting and formatting. You can configure both tools in `pyproject.toml` to handle automated formatting, linting, and type checking simultaneously.

Write Google-style docstrings for Python public APIs by following clear documentation standards. This ensures all public functions and classes have readable explanations, promoting maintainability across teams.

Python code style fails automated checks during code reviews if it violates configured `ruff` or `mypy` rules. Ensure your `pyproject.toml` is properly set up and run local formatting before submitting.