pyrid
lightweight, extensible linter for Python
Pyrid is a Python linter, a tool that reads your code and flags style problems, unused variables, or risky patterns without running the program. Install with one pip command.
Pyrid is a linter for Python code. A linter is a tool that reads your source files and flags problems, such as style violations, unused variables, or code that might behave unexpectedly, without actually running the program. You install pyrid with a single pip command and then point it at your Python files.
The README is very sparse and does not describe what specific rules pyrid checks, how to configure it, or how its output compares to established Python linters like flake8 or pylint. The project targets Python 3.14 and is released under the MIT license.
Where it fits
- Scan your Python project files to catch style violations before submitting code.
- Add pyrid to your workflow to automatically flag unused variables and risky patterns.
- Use it as a lightweight alternative to flake8 or pylint for quick code checks.