🔒 pyproject.toml is useful in any way on a web project like an API?

[unkempt breach]

I was watching some videos about pyproject.toml config file and i saw that you can have some pyright and other tools config in there instead of having a pyrightconfig.json, but it makes any sense having the pyproject.toml if i'm not gonna build my application as a module with pip?

any hacks or cool stuff you can do with pyprojecty.toml are appreciated as well.

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@unkempt breach

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[crimson jetty]

You can define the configuration of any tools you're using, from code formatting to static type checking to tests configuration

Overall I would recommend formatting your code as a package and using pip install -e . to install to a venv even if it's a web server though, that can help avoiding issues related to import paths like your tests not finding your app

[tacit surge]

I'm a big fan of using it to centralize the development tools that can use it for configuration: black, ruff, pylint, etc.

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