Help suggestion to upgrade dev tools of the project

[pyctrl]

First of all let me say you big thankies for you library — it's amazing! I really enjoy it. My favorite DI for Python projects. 🤩

As you can see I'm interested in this project and happy to help. I will be glad to make this tool super-easy to jump in for newcomers. That's for start. I hope I will have some idea suggestions in other aspects of project support.

Here are some moments I've noticed (and ready to help if so):

• pyproject.toml missing requires-python directive
• mypy linting is not included in testing targets

Also what do you think about adopting new tools such uv and ruff?
I can suggest other linters and tools, but I'd like to move step-by-step. So let's start just with points above.

About ruff I should warn you — it would enforce some of its style guides (not all options are configurable for all cases).
I suggested it and other tools only to give you an idea of unification between all developers in style, linting, testing, etc.

Please, don't get me wrong — I don't want to push you to the modern hype-based unicorn ecosystem. I think project should live in harmony with the author and main maintainer.

[ivankorobkov]

Hi, I'll reply a bit later.

[ivankorobkov]

I really enjoy it. My favorite DI for Python projects.

Thanks.

As you can see I'm interested in this project and happy to help.

Yes, it would be great.

pyproject.toml missing requires-python directive
mypy linting is not included in testing targets

Sure, go ahead.

Also what do you think about adopting new tools such uv and ruff?

Well, I am not familiar with them. The library is quite simple. If they actually useful, why not.