slow-learner — python type inference tool
See also: post
A library and CLI to consume a stream of values (for CLI — JSON documents) and generate Python types describing it. Features:
- recursion into mappings and collections with generic types generation
- "structured dicts" are turned into
TypedDicts by default - values with a small set of observed values are turned into
Literals
Installation
pip install slow-learner
Usage
As CLI:
slow-learner learn 1.json 2.json 3.json
# to learn the type of list item
slow-learner learn --spread list.json
In Python:
from slow_learner import TypeLearner
tl = TypeLearner(
max_literal_type_size=5,
learn_typed_dicts=True,
max_typed_dict_size=50,
max_recursive_type_depth=5,
no_literal_patterns=[r"\.password", r".*secret"],
)
for value in my_values:
tl.observe(value)
tl.save_type_definition("result.py", "MyType")
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