Closed Drvanon closed 7 months ago
Currently the type overloading for get is interacts mostly with List types. However I frequently use it in mappings as well. e.g.
capitalized_a = py_({lower: upper for lower in "abcdefg"}).get("a").value()
However since the obj type here is at most this:
pydash.objects.get(obj: Any, path: Hashable | List[Hashable], default: Any = None) → Any
I don't get type annotations.
I would suggest the following annotation:
pydash.objects.get(obj: Mapping[T, T2], path: Hashable | List[Hashable], default: Any = None) → T2
Typing this out I am starting to realize why you might not be able to do this, since the path might be deeper than the T2. Oh well.
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Currently the type overloading for get is interacts mostly with List types. However I frequently use it in mappings as well. e.g.
However since the obj type here is at most this:
I don't get type annotations.
I would suggest the following annotation:
Typing this out I am starting to realize why you might not be able to do this, since the path might be deeper than the
T2. Oh well.