python-project-setup

Set up a Python project by running `uv init <project-name>` to generate a structured directory with src/, tests/, and docs/ folders, then configure pyproject.toml with ruff, pytest, mypy, and other dev dependencies for testing and code quality.

Use uv as your package manager to install and configure dev dependencies like pytest, ruff, and mypy in pyproject.toml, ensuring reproducible builds and consistent tooling across your project and team.

Configure ruff for linting, mypy for type checking, and pytest for testing by defining their settings in pyproject.toml and editor config files, then run them as part of your development workflow.

Yes, uv integrates with pytest for testing and ruff for linting to create a complete development environment; initialize your project with uv and both tools are included in the standard configuration.

A modern Python project should use src/ for source code, tests/ for test files, and docs/ for documentation; uv init creates this structure automatically with proper pyproject.toml configuration.

No, uv init generates VS Code settings automatically as part of project initialization, configuring editor extensions and debugging tools to work with your project's Python environment and tooling.