auto-optional 0.1.6

Makes typed arguments Optional when the default argument is None

auto-optional: Makes typed arguments Optional when the default argument is None.

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Documentation: auto-optional.daanluttik.nl

Source Code: github.com/luttik/auto-optional

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What does auto-optional do?

The basic purpose of auto-optional is ensuring that whenever a default argument is None the type annotation is Optional.

For example:

def foo(bar: str = None):
    ...

Would turn into

from typing import Optional
def foo(bar: Optional[str] = None):
    ...

Why would you want this

• Easily modify external libraries that didn't pay attention to proper use of optional to improve mypy linting.
• Force consistency in your own code-base: Enforcing that None parameter implies an Optional type.

Install

Install with pip install auto-optional.

Run

After installing you can run auto-optional using auto-optional [path] (path is an optional argument).

Properties

• Existing imports are reused.
• import as statements are properly handled.

Things of note

For all these points you can leave a thumbs-up if you want it. Also, I welcome pull-requests for these issues.

• There is no exclude (for file patterns) option yet [#2]
• There is no ignore (for code lines) option yet [#3]
• Code is aways read and written as UTF-8 (which is accurate most of the time). [#4]
• There is no diff or check command yet for a dry-run or linting. [#5]