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Example Code
from typing import List, Set
import typer
app = typer.Typer(name="set_example")
@app.command()
def list_of_str(list_of_str: List[str]):
typer.echo(f"list_of_str: {list_of_str!r}")
# @app.command()
# def set_of_str(set_of_str: Set[str]):
# typer.echo(f"set_of_str: {set_of_str!r}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
app()Description
The code above should work with the commented section uncommented. Currently, if it is uncommented and run, it will raise:
RuntimeError: Type not yet supported: typing.Set[str]
Wanted Solution
Similar to how Typer supports using typing.List to accept a CLI parameter as a list of some supported atomic type (e.g. str, int, float, etc.), it should also support using typing.Set. It would be as if the parameter used typing.List, but then before returning the list to the command function, set is called on it. This provides some advantages, such as:
- removing duplicates
- removing argument order information
- providing a data structure with fast inclusion checking
Wanted Code
from typing import List, Set
import typer
app = typer.Typer(name="set_example")
@app.command()
def list_of_str(list_of_str: List[str]):
typer.echo(f"list_of_str: {list_of_str!r}")
@app.command()
def set_of_str(set_of_str: Set[str]):
typer.echo(f"set_of_str: {set_of_str!r}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
app()Alternatives
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Operating System
Linux, Windows, macOS
Operating System Details
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Typer Version
0.6.1
Python Version
3.7.9
Additional Context
I would like to implement this feature myself.