Searching for Notes with find() method returns generator object

[kyrlon]

Adapted from the Searching for Notes section, when attempting to running a search, my return object is a generator object:

ex = self.keep.find(query="Groceries")
print(ex)
<generator object Keep.find.<locals>.<genexpr> at 0x0000025B7864EE40>

My assumption that it would be a return list object as stated from the source code here at this line.

when running the function keep.all() I have no problem returning a list object.

Is there something I may have overlooked?

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Check that you're running the newest version of the library.

 py -m pip freeze | grep gkeep
gkeepapi==0.13.4

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If you're getting a KeyError or ParseException, please follow the instructions here to dump the raw data.

I am not getting a KeyError or ParseException.

Operating system

import platform
platform.platform()
'Windows-10-10.0.19041-SP0'

Python version

py --version
Python 3.8.9

[kyrlon]

A quick hotfix is to simply call list on the generator.

list(ex)
print(ex)
[<gkeepapi.node.List ...51EFF9910>]

[kiwiz]

Thanks for the notice! I've updated the docstring in question to say Generator instead (I'm not sure if that's the correct syntax, but it's what Python 3's typing module exposes, at least).