We use static type checking extensively, but we also need some simple runtime type checking. I'd love to use our static types for that runtime type checking. I'
I'm using the Python typing module throughout my project, and I was wondering if there was a way to specify that a given object must be of two different types,
In Python, I would like to "narrow-down", or "sub-type" a Literal: I would like to have two Literal type aliases, Parent and Child, and I would like to assure t
I would like to only allow specific components as children. For example, let's say I have a Menu component, that should only contain MenuItem as children, like
I read that CL supports optional typing (as in the language has this feature) which I would assume allos for faster code in many cases, but I can't seem to find
My type annotations I currently have look similar to the following, and I want to use an typing alias to not repeat myself so much: A class has class variables,
Let's suppose there's a typing file for library X which includes some interfaces. interface I1 { x: any; } interface I2 { y: { a: I1,
I'm currently using: from typing import Type from pymongo.collection import Collection def collection_type_test(example_collection: Type[Collection]) -> lis