phantom-types 0.13.1

Phantom types for Python

phantom-types

Phantom types for Python will help you make illegal states unrepresentable and avoid shotgun parsing by enabling you to practice "Parse, don't validate".

This project is in early development and fundamental changes should be expected. Semantic versioning will be followed after version 1.0, but before that breaking changes might occur between minor versions.

Checkout the complete documentation on Read the Docs →

Installation

$  python3 -m pip install phantom-types

Example

from phantom import Phantom
from phantom.predicates.collection import contained


class Name(str, Phantom, predicate=contained({"Jane", "Joe"})):
    ...


def greet(name: Name):
    print(f"Hello {name}!")


# This is valid.
greet(Name.parse("Jane"))

# And so is this.
joe = "Joe"
assert isinstance(joe, Name)
greet(joe)

# But this will yield a static type checking error.
greet("bird")