Boost Your Python Code Quality: Pre-commit Tutorial (UV & Ruff)

This video shows how to create a solid pre-commit setup for Python.

#code #python #tutorial #education #cicd #uv #ruff #pyright #precommit

00:00:00 Intro
00:00:26 Goal
00:00:45 Installation
00:01:24 Lock file
00:02:01 Running the CLI
00:02:51 Ruff
00:03:00 Pyright
00:03:34 Tests
00:04:33 Outro

[timothyspottering]

You are really motivating me to introduce a CI / CD pipeline for my python startup development!
Every of your videos is like a friendly reminder, that I should be doing that.

[SalahSaoud-js]

Thank you so much for the follow up video. Another fantastic video.

Could you please share your thoughts on the tools and ways to document your python projects.

[viakondratiuk]

Thank you! Fantastic. Just was playing around with it and it was not working for me. Found your video and it helped :)

[kurtke]

Thank you for sharing. This helps a lot.

[it_is_ni]

@0:44 just so you know: some of the characters in the icons are a lot closer together than the others, looks kinda weird. Maybe a kerning setting in the tool you're using to generate those?

[pablofueros]

Great video! I am learning a lot with your channel, keep the work!

Just one note. I'm missing something to check if the pyproject version is the same as the tag when created. I sometimes miss this when pushing the changes for the new version... Thanks in advance!

Great video! Would you consider making a video about your PyCharm settings? Your setup looks minimalist, similar to my VSCode, and I’m interested in migrating from VSCode to PyCharm. I’ve customized a lot of settings in VSCode, but I’d like to learn more about PyCharm and its benefits. I've tried adjusting some settings and the UI to resemble yours, but I couldn’t quite get it right. I’d also love to know about integrations with tools like Ruff and Pyright in PyCharm and how they work together.

[alejandroulisessanchezgame]

Can u share your nvim config, or make a video about it ? 🙏

[Aristocle]

Is there a particular reason why the pre-commit file is inside the tests folder? and not in the project root.
Also, I believe the pyproject.toml file is in the tests folder just to run this specific example?
Could you also give an example for gitlab?

[yorailevi]

I love it a lot! 2 questions.
1) will you update the website to add pre-commit instruction?
2) the pre-commit versioned hooks aren't updated to stay in sync if pyproject.toml version are updated, do you have any idea how to keep the pre-commit and local project tooling on the same version? example: pyright recently complained:
```
WARNING: there is a new pyright version available (v1.1.387 -> v1.1.390).
Please install the new version or set PYRIGHT_PYTHON_FORCE_VERSION to `latest`
```
which requires updating both files