python-enforce-typing
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An easy to use decorator to enforce static typing for function and dataclasses.
Right now, using `Literal[x]` where `x` is not a type raises an error: ```python @enforce_types @dataclass class Foo: foo: Literal[True] Foo(foo=True) # => TypeError: isinstance() arg 2 must be a...
Hi, I found your project when I was about to write the same thing. Thank you for sharing! I cleaned it up a bit, to make the decorator implementation more...
Hi All, Can we add a coerce=True boolean flag to the enforce_typing decorator, so that if coercable types are found, we dont fail? For example assume the variable x is...
running a simple example out of the box fails: ```python from typing import List from enforce_typing import enforce_types @enforce_types def test(abc: List = []): return abc test([]) ``` ``` ---------------------------------------------------------------------------...
As far as I can tell, class object types as described by [PEP 484: The type of class objects](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0484/#id33) are not supported. Would it be possible to support them?
Your README gives the impression that you support collection types like `Dict[str, Tuple[int, int]]`. That's arguably a bit misleading, since only the outermost type is enforced. E.g., the following works...
In Python 3.7, type enforcing creates an error with the example code below. Given that this is valid Python, I would expect that this runs (even if the inner `str`...
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An easy to use decorator to enforce static typing for function and dataclasses.