Code Quality Checks #157
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Code Quality Checks #157
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Hi, thank you for open sourcing this wonderful project. I want to make a code quality control contribution. As your project is growing, I've noticed that it's becoming essential to add this type of control so that new contributors can find the code easier to read in the future and eventually contribute to it.
This pull request includes a Makefile that checks the quality of the code with make quality and reformats the code with make style. It's using the Ruff library as a formatter. I have already run it on the repository, and it did fix some inconsistencies, but there are more to address. I'm waiting for your opinion to continue the work on it.
I'm also considering adding a PR workflow that checks new pull requests to ensure they meet the quality standards before merging them. What do you think?