[FEATURE]: Read configuration from `pyproject.toml`

[tahv]

Feature Description

It would be nice if codebook could parse the configuration from a pyproject.toml in the project directory. pyproject.toml allows for arbitrary tool configuration in the [tool] table.

Use Case

Python projects tend to centralize tools configuration in pyproject.toml.

Proposed Solution

• If codebook.toml or .codebook.toml are not found in the project directory, look for a pyproject.toml.
• If [tool.codebook] exists, parse it for configuration.
• It's expected that settings under [tool.codebook] are the same as codebook.toml root.

Alternative Solutions

No response

Examples

The README.md Configuration Options in a pyproject.toml.

[tool.codebook]
dictionaries = ["en_us", "en_gb"]
words = ["codebook", "rustc"]
flag_words = ["todo", "fixme"]
include_paths = ["src/**/*.rs", "lib/**/*.rs"]
ignore_paths = ["target/**/*", "**/*.json", ".git/**/*"]
ignore_patterns = [
    '\b[ATCG]+\b',
    '\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}',
    '^[A-Z]{2,}$',
    'https?://[^\s]+'
]
min_word_length = 3
use_global = true

Additional Context

Example references:

• ruff
• typos

[blopker]

Nice idea! I thought only Python-specific tools had support, but seems like some general tools do as well. Would be quite a refactor though. A lot of the code assumes the current file structure. Additionally, I have a few config changes brewing (#208) that limit the kinds of options you can put in a pyproject file.

I'll leave this open in case anyone wants to take a crack at it!

[tahv]

Regarding [[override]] in #208 : for reference, mypy is doing something similar with [[tool.mypy.overrides]].