In order to use auto-completion for Python in vscode I type-annotate my functions parameters:
A google-cloud-function when triggered has the following type signature:
from google.cloud import functions_v1
def my_function(data: Dict[Text, Any],
context: functions_v1.context.Context) -> None:
...
Is it possible to install the google.cloud.functions_v1 package?
Checked on the gcloudpypi page and there is no package available.
Unfortunately this is not currently possible. I've filed an internal feature request to open-source these types as a google-cloud-functions package, and will update this answer if/when this happens.
from google.cloud import functions_v1 doesn't have functions_v1.context.ContextI found this library: functions-framework on GoogleCloudPlatform/functions-framework-python github repository.
As it is a namespace package, you can import it by using the following snippet:
$ pip install functions-framework
...
$ pip freeze | grep functions-framework
functions-framework==2.1.3
$ python
>>> import google.cloud.functions.context
>>> google.cloud.functions.context.Context
<class 'google.cloud.functions_v1.context.Context'>
So for your code:
import google.cloud.functions.context as functions_context
def my_function(data: Dict[Text, Any],
context: functions_context.Context) -> None:
...
You can install the Google Cloud Functions API client library via pypi
https://pypi.org/project/google-cloud-functions/
I can then access the functions_v1 type annotation and function attributes in my editor which is PyCharm here:
