Publish on PyPi

[efagerberg]

Are there any plans to publish this to pypi?

[zero323]

Sorry for delayed response @efagerberg

As it is, it is hardly a finished project ‒ I started working on, hit some wall (mostly related to variadic generic if recall correctly, so it might be easy to address with new typing features) and got distracted. So I am not sure if it will be that useful in practice, but if there is interest in that, we might give it a shot.

I'd prefer to hear if @mrocklin has input before we proceed.

[mrocklin]

cc @eriknw who shepherds Toolz these days.

My sense is that Toolz would be open to type annotations within the codebase today, if that would be easier than publishing stubs.

I am not surprised that some of the functions would be hard to type. But hopefully there is some good we can do here without being perfect.

[eriknw]

Thanks for the ping!

Indeed, I believe I and other would love to have type annotations that worked with mypy and typeguard in toolz directly, and this repo looks like a great start.

@Jiehong explored this here: pytoolz/toolz#502
and @twoertwein added some here: pytoolz/toolz#516

I don't know what the "best" approach or style would be for toolz, but I'm happy to give it a try and to have things added in a piecemeal fashion.

[zero323]

Thanks for your responses @mrocklin and @eriknw!

Indeed, I believe I and other would love to have type annotations that worked with mypy and typeguard in toolz directly, and this repo looks like a great start.

@eriknw That's great. I can try to synchronize this with the main repo once I have a spare moment, but if you, or any other contributor, wants to pick it from here, be my guess (just please ping me so I know that I can remove it from my TODO).