rekursiv-ai-typings
Hand-written type stubs for third-party libraries that ship no types, or ship
types loose enough to fail basedpyright and ty in strict mode.
Quick Start
# Mac:
# # Required for quick install.
# brew install uv
# Ubuntu/Debian:
# # Required for quick install.
# sudo apt-get install -y curl
# curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
uv add --dev rekursiv-ai-typings
# Alternatively: python -m pip install rekursiv-ai-typings
Each typings/<pkg>/ installs as the PEP 561 stub-only package <pkg>-stubs.
Both checkers find those in site-packages on their own, so installing the
wheel is the whole setup.
Example
import yaml
data = yaml.safe_load("a: 1")
reveal_type(data) # object, not Any
Features
Override one library
A project's own stubs win. Put them under the project's stubPath, named the
same way:
typings/<pkg>-stubs/__init__.pyi
[tool.basedpyright]
stubPath = "typings"
[tool.ty.environment]
extra-paths = ["typings"]
Name the directory <pkg>-stubs, not <pkg>: ty ignores a local
typings/<pkg>/ while an installed <pkg>-stubs exists.
Partial stubs
A tree that stubs only some of a library's modules (fastapi, starlette,
lxml, curl_cffi, lark, optax, sklearn, torch) carries a py.typed
reading partial, so the checkers take the remaining modules from the library
itself.
Placeholder sources
triton is a linux-only wheel. Where it is absent, basedpyright reports
reportMissingModuleSource on every import triton, and an inline
suppression is then flagged unnecessary on linux. The wheel therefore also
installs the triton tree, .py placeholders included, at
.venv/share/rekursiv-ai-typings/triton. Add its parent to extraPaths:
[tool.basedpyright]
extraPaths = [".venv/share/rekursiv-ai-typings"]
Types still come from triton-stubs; the placeholders only satisfy source
resolution.
Patched standard library
rekursiv-ai-typeshed, in typeshed/, is the companion package: the
checkers' bundled stdlib stubs with int/float ** returning float
instead of Any. It needs one path per checker; see typeshed/README.md.
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