py-strongly-typed 1.1.4

Python type enforcer

What do I need?

• Python (3.5+)

Description

With py-strongly-typed, now typing annotations metters! Use this lib to validate provided args typing.

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Get Started

• Install

    pip install py-strongly-typed
  

Usage

• Typing classes

   from py_strongly_typed import TypedClass
  
  
   class SomeClass(TypedClass):
       def __init__(self, first_arg: str, second_arg: int):
           self.first_arg = first_arg
           self.second_arg = second_arg
       
       def some_method(*, method_arg: list):
           pass
  
  
   instance_class = SomeClass('arg_value', second_arg=1)
   istance_class.some_method(method_arg=[1])
  

  You can also to set only __init__ method to be typed doing:

   from py_strongly_typed import TypedClass
  
  
   class SomeClass(TypedClass):
       type_all_methods: bool = False
  
       def __init__(self, first_arg: str, second_arg: int):
           self.first_arg = first_arg
           self.second_arg = second_arg
       
       def some_method(*, method_arg: list):
           pass
  
  
   instance_class = SomeClass('arg_value', second_arg=1)
   istance_class.some_method(method_arg=[1])
  

  or:

   from py_strongly_typed import TypedInit
  
  
   class SomeClass(TypedInit):
       def __init__(self, first_arg: str, second_arg: int):
           self.first_arg = first_arg
           self.second_arg = second_arg
       
       def some_method(*, method_arg: list):
           pass
  
  
   instance_class = SomeClass('arg_value', second_arg=1)
   istance_class.some_method(method_arg=[1])
  

 

• Typing function or methods

  You can also use decorators for methods or functions typing:

    from py_strongly_typed import typed_function
  
    @typed_function
    def some_function(arg: str):
        pass
  

Objects

• TypedClass class Used to set a class to has typing annotations validated.

  • TypedInit class Used to set a class to has typing annotations validated on __init__ only.

• typed_function decorator Used to set a function or method to has typing annotations validated.

• IValidateAnnotationsUseCase abstract class Interface that should be used to implement custom typing validations.

• ValidateAnnotationsUseCase class (inherit IValidateAnnotationsUseCase) Default typing validation core.

Argument options

• TypedClass and TypedInit

  • typing_validator [Type[IValidateAnnotationsUseCase]] [default=ValidateAnnotationsUseCase]: You can provide an custom class that validates typing.

  • type_all_methods [bool] [default=True]: Defines if all methods of the class will be type validated or only __init__.

  • ignore_float_and_integer_difference [bool] [default=True]: If True, providing an integer on a float expected or inverse will be ignored.

• @typed_function decorator

  • typing_validator [Type[IValidateAnnotationsUseCase]]: You can provide an custom class that validates typing.

  • ignore_float_and_integer_difference [bool]: If True, providing an integer on a float expected or inverse will be ignored.

• IValidateAnnotationsUseCase

  • func [Callable]: Function that will has be called after typing validation.
  • ignore_float_and_integer_difference [bool]: If True, providing an integer on a float expected or inverse will be ignored.

Behavior

• When an invalid value type is provided, WrongType exception will be raised.
• When function or method is defined with any argument missing annotation, MissingAnnotation will be raised.

Limitations

• Generics (example: List[str]) are not supported yet.
• Typing using or operator will validate only first one. Example: providing str or int, only str will be considered. To provide more than one expected type, use | operator or Union.
• *args and **kwargs are not supported due to be impossible to provide typing annotations for them without Generics.

License

MIT