How can I define a function, or a contructor for a class with specified arguments using the C API?
By default function takes PyObject* args, and later in the code the linter won’t show real arguments.
If it’s not possible, is there a way to bypass it? I came up with two possible options:
Wrap every function in python code
def f(x: int, y: int) -> int:
return _c_module(x, y)
Maybe .pyi files could somehow do the trick(?)
The best way to do this is to use .pyi files and distribute them with your package (look at the docs), i.e. if you have a module my_mod with class Baz with member foo and method bar, then you would want to have my_mod.pyi like this:
class Baz:
foo: float
def bar(self, param_a: str, default_one: int = ...) -> str:
pass
And then most linters, type checkers, etc. would catch this up and work with it.
Additionally: about stubs from mypy.
