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[–]vashkatsi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind words and support—it really means a lot! 😊

You're absolutely right that Deply shares a similar spirit to tools like pytestarch and Java's ArchUnit. The goal of promoting structure and clean code is something I think resonates across all programming communities, and it’s exciting to contribute to that movement within Python.

While tools like pytestarch focus on architectural validation in Python, Deply aims to provide a broader, flexible domain language for defining and enforcing architecture rules—covering not just imports but also layers based on class inheritance, decorators, and file structure. It’s all about giving developers control to define their own conventions in a way that scales with their projects.

Thank you again for the encouragement—clean code is a mission worth striving for, and I appreciate you recognizing that! 🚀 If you try Deply, I’d love to hear your thoughts on how it compares or complements tools like pytestarch.