You’ll likely also want to check out ruff for linting and formatting, by the same company that makes uv. It doesn’t enable a lot of lints by default, but there’s a long list of checks to enable.
They also have a typechecker, ty, which is still in early alpha. If it’s as good as their other tools I expect it to become the standard for typechecking Python. Currently you’ll likely want to go with pyright for that.
You’ll likely also want to check out
ruff
for linting and formatting, by the same company that makesuv
. It doesn’t enable a lot of lints by default, but there’s a long list of checks to enable.They also have a typechecker,
ty
, which is still in early alpha. If it’s as good as their other tools I expect it to become the standard for typechecking Python. Currently you’ll likely want to go withpyright
for that.