Pylint is a static code analysis tool for Python that helps identify programming errors, enforce a coding standard, and look for code smells. It evaluates Python code for various issues, such as:
Despite pylint enforces many useful requirements some of them are not practical and I would like to provide you a list of pylint errors/warnings that annoy you and you may suppress them:
invalid-name – Invalid namemissing-module-docstring – Missing module docstringmissing-function-docstring – Missing function or method docstringuse-dict-key – Use of a dict keyline-too-long – Line too longtoo-many-lines – Too many lines in modulewrong-import-order – Wrong import ordertoo-many-function-args – Too many positional argumentstoo-many-public-methods – Too many public methodstoo-many-return-statements – Too many return statementstoo-many-branches – Too many branchestoo-many-arguments – Too many argumentstoo-many-locals – Too many local variablestoo-many-statements – Too many statementstoo-many-nested-blocks – Too many nested blocksno-else-return – No nested blockprotected-access – Access to a protected membercomparison-to-none – Comparison to None should be 'if cond is None:'no-exception-type – No exception type(s) specifiedunnecessary-parens – Unnecessary parens after 'if' keyword