Library for convenient generation of annotations for your code
Project description
Pyannotating
Allows you to create similar annotations without copying them all the time.
It is advisable to place annotations created using this library in annotations.py file.
Installation
pip install pyannotating
Examples
Creating a factory of your annotations
from pyannotating import CustomAnnotationFactory, input_annotation
from typing import Callable
handler_of = CustomAnnotationFactory(Callable, [[input_annotation], any])
Now you can create an annotation by this factory
handler_of[int | float]
What is equivalent
Callable[[int | float], any]
Also you can use Union with input_annotation
summator_of = CustomAnnotationFactory(Callable, [[input_annotation | int, input_annotation], int])
summator_of[SomeCustomNumber]
What results in
Callable[[SomeCustomNumber | int, SomeCustomNumber], int]
Ultimately you can annotate by the results of factories
def some_operation_by(
main: handler_of[int | float],
*middleware: summator_of[SomeCustomNumber]
) -> handler_of[int | float]:
...
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