Pyright-cov
Enforce minimum type coverage!
pyright-cov is a tool which you can use to enforce minimum type coverage in your projects.
Installation
pip install pyright-cov
Usage
In a virtual environment in which you have a local install of a library foo, you can
ensure that foo is type-complete with:
pyright-cov --verifytypes foo --ignoreexternal
This will fail (i.e. exit 1) if your type coverage is less than 100%. To set a lower
threshold, such as 60%:
pyright-cov --verifytypes foo --ignoreexternal --fail-under 60
To exclude symbols whose names match a given (glob) pattern, use --exclude-like, for example:
pyright-cov --verifytypes foo --ignoreexternal --exclude-like "*.tests.*"
Additional command-line flags are passed to Pyright.
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Testing
Make sure you have uv and pytest installed. Then, run:
pytest tests
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