python-style

To enforce Python coding standards during pull request reviews, apply rules covering docstrings, type annotations, naming, and error handling. This ensures new Python modules meet project quality benchmarks before merging.

Python coding conventions for new modules require specific naming, formatting, and file ordering rules. Enforcing these conventions ensures code readability and maintainability across the codebase.

Yes, the style guide covers type annotations and docstring formatting. It provides specific rules for structuring docstrings and applying type hints to ensure code consistency.

To refactor existing Python code, apply conventions for imports, file ordering, and error handling. This process updates legacy code to align with rigorous project standards.

Best practices for handling imports and errors involve following specific guidelines for import ordering and error management. Adhering to these practices improves code robustness and consistency.

Yes, you can use it to guide the adoption of specific Python libraries. It directs the use of preferred Ataraxis libraries and general Python best practices for project development.