Type hints for your Appwrite Python functions
Whenever I develop an Appwrite function, I am left wondering what all these Flask abstractions mean since they are not from an installable package. Wonder no more!
from appwrite_typing.py310.server import Context
def main(context: "Context"): # <-- we actually know what this means now!
return context.res.send("Hello World!")
def test_main():
response = main(Context()) # <-- we can actually test with real objects
assert response["body"] == "Hello World!"
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