Basic stubs made with stubgen & manual fixes. Also, reorder
pyrightconfig.stricter.json, I didn't realise it was mostly ordered
when I added to it previously.
Proto itself supports primitives, not just messages.
See https://github.com/dropbox/mypy-protobuf/issues/244 for an example
motivating this change.
Test Plan: I was able to use MYPYPATH to test an updated version of
mypy-protobuf with this change.
A library that provides convenient access to the Stripe API from applications.
It includes a pre-defined set of classes for API resources that initialize themselves
dynamically from API responses.
I started with stubgen, then cleaned up to address missing functions. Testing plan
is to keep an eye on CI and fix any issues that arise.
* run stubgen
* replace individual lexers with __getattr__ in lexers/__init__.pyi
* replace individual styles with __getattr__ in styles/__init__.pyi
* import-export each formatter into formatters/__init__.pyi
* clean up slightly with quick and dirty script
* manual fixing
It was there for compatibility to older versions of mypy-protobuf.
With modular typeshed, this sort of straddling code will no longer
be necessary! Thanks @ilevkivskyi
This change will add stubs for pytest-lazyfixture. It is particual useful for projects which type their tests and use pytest-lazyfixture.
The included functions and classes are the scope which can be considered documented by the module. Any other function is related to pytest hook implementations and are normally not called by an user.
Please note, that if a user uses 'pytest.lazy_fixture' these stubs will not work. As recommneded in https://github.com/TvoroG/pytest-lazy-fixture/issues/51 the package needs to imported directly.
Co-authored-by: Akuli <akuviljanen17@gmail.com>
In Python 3:
- The `mmap` type is `Iterable[int]`, not `Iterable[bytes]`.
- The `read_byte` method returns an `int`, and the `write_byte` method only accepts an `int` as its first and only argument.
- The `__setitem__` method accepts any `ReadableBuffer` object, not just `bytes`.
In both Python 2 and 3:
- The `__delitem__` method always raises a `TypeError`, so the proper return type is `NoReturn`.
- The `mmap` type isn't generic, so I've simplified the stubs by removing the unnecessary `_mmap` class.
