Loadout makes developer machine setup painless & deterministic.

1. Make sure you have the python version specified in .python-version installed via pyenv.
2. Run make init-workspace
   • To learn more about how to interact with the workspace run make for the help text

• Loadout uses Pyenv for Python version management. The Pyenv reads the version to use from the .python-version file in the root of the repo (further reading: Pyenv - Understanding Python Version Selection).
• Package management is handled by Poetry. Poetry uses the python provided by Pyenv to create virtual environments.
• We have a variety of tools to cover code quality
  • Types: Typing is handled by Mypy.
  • Linting: We use both Pylint & Flake8. It was tough to find guidance on which one is the "right" linter, but some folks are using both. This may prove to be too restrictive or result in conflicts & need to be revisit. But for now that's the direction.
  • Import sorting: Isort manages our imports.
  • Formatting: You can format your code however you want "as long as it's Black
  • Security Analysis: Bandit performs static security analysis.
• We run tests using pyTest. Coverage is generated by pytest-cov
• debugpy allows debugging through VS Code.
• Git hooks are run by pre-commit.
• We use Commitizen to guide us as we write meaningful, expressive commit messages.
• Our git hooks are managed by pre-commit.