machineconfig 1.97__py3-none-any.whl → 2.0__py3-none-any.whl

machineconfig/scripts/python/ai/rules/python/dev.md

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-# Development Environment and tooling:
-* To initialize a python project, use `uv init --python 3.13`
-* To create virtual env, use `uv venv`.
-* Please run any python file using `uv run $file.py`
-* Same for tools, e.g. `un run python pytest blah`
-* To add a package, use `uv add <package_name>`.
-    * Please never mention versions of package, so uv will bring the latest.
-    * On this note, I have to say that I am seriously concerned about AI using very outdated coding style.
-        * Use python 3.13 syntax features.
-        * Use modern standards, e.g. Path from pathlib.
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-* Never touch `pyproject.toml` manually, this file is strictly managed by `uv` tool on your behalf.
-* If you are writing a test or any temporary script for discovering or undestanding something as an intermediate step, then,
-  please keep all your temp scripts and files under ./.ai/tmp_scripts directory, its included in .gitignore and won't litter the repo.
-  Its also nice if you create a subdirectory therein to contain relevant files for the task at hand, to avoid confusion with other files from other ai agents working simulataneously on other things.
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-# Style
-* Please type hint all the code. Use fully quilaified types, not just generics like dict, list, etc, rather dict[str, int], list[float], etc.
-* Use triple quotes and triple double quotes f-strings for string formatting and avoid when possible all goofy escaping when interpolation.
-* Make sure all the code is rigorous, no lazy stuff.
-    * For example, always avoid default values in arguments of functions. Those are evil and cause confusion. Always be explicit
-* Please avoid writing READMe files and avoid docstring and comments in code unless absolutely necessary. Use clear naming conventions instead of documenting.
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-# Preferences:
-* If needed, opt for polars not pandas, whenever possible.