district42-exp-types
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district42 experimental types
pip3 install district42-exp-types
from d42 import schema
from d42.declaration import register_type
from district42_exp_types.numeric import NumericSchema
register_type("numeric", NumericSchema)
print(schema.numeric)
from d42 import schema
from d42.declaration import register_type
from district42_exp_types.uuid import UUIDSchema
register_type("uuid", UUIDSchema)
print(schema.uuid)
from d42 import schema
from d42.declaration import register_type
from district42_exp_types.uuid_str import UUIDStrSchema
register_type("uuid_str", UUIDStrSchema)
print(schema.uuid_str)
from d42 import schema
from d42.declaration import register_type
from district42_exp_types.sdict import SDictSchema
register_type("sdict", SDictSchema)
print(schema.sdict)
from d42 import schema
from d42.declaration import register_type
from district42_exp_types.unordered import UnorderedSchema
register_type("unordered", UnorderedSchema)
print(schema.unordered)
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district42 experimental types
We found that district42-exp-types demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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