mypy-boto3-macie2 1.14.3.0

Type annotations for boto3.Macie2 1.14.3 service, generated by mypy-boto3-buider 2.2.0

mypy-boto3-macie2

Type annotations for boto3.Macie2 1.14.3 service compatible with mypy, VSCode, PyCharm and other tools.

Generated by mypy-boto3-buider 2.2.0.

More information can be found on boto3-stubs page.

How to install

Make sure you have mypy installed and activated in your IDE.

Install boto3-stubs for Macie2 service.

python -m pip install boto3-stubs[macie2]

How to use

Client annotations

Macie2Client provides annotations for boto3.client("macie2").

import boto3

from mypy_boto3_macie2 import Macie2Client
from mypy_boto3_macie2.type_defs import AccessControlListTypeDef, ...

client: Macie2Client = boto3.client("macie2")

# now client usage is checked by mypy and IDE should provide code auto-complete

# works for session as well
session = boto3.session.Session(region="us-west-1")
session_client: Macie2Client = session.client("macie2")

Typed dictionations

mypy_boto3_macie2.type_defs module contains structures and shapes assembled to typed dictionaries for additional type checking.

def get_structure() -> AccessControlListTypeDef:
    return {
      ...
    }

Dynamic type annotations

mypy_boto3 command generates boto3.client/resource type annotations for mypy_boto3_macie2 and other installed services.

# Run this command after you add or remove service packages
python -m mypy_boto3

Generated type annotations provide overloads for boto3.client and boto3.resource, boto3.Session.client and boto3.Session.resource functions, so explicit type annotations are not needed.

• mypy supports function overloads as expected
• PyCharm also supports function overloads, but consumes a lot of RAM, use carefully if you have many services installed
• VSCode does not currently support function overloads, use explicit type annotations

# Type is discovered correctly by mypy and PyCharm
# VSCode still needs explicit type annotations
client = boto3.client("macie2")

session_client = boto3.Session().client("macie2")