MyPy/Jupyter Integration
Quick Start
Install this (for example, pip install mypy-ipython) in the virtual environment your kernel is running (usually the same virtual environment Jupyter is running).
Run %load_ext mypy_ipython in a notebook cell.
Whenever you need to check the types, run %mypy in a cell.
Contributing
All contributions must follow our Code of Conduct.
In your first pull request, please add yourself to the contributor list.
Contributors
Moshe Zadka <moshez@zadka.club>
1 maintainer
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