types-influxdb-client
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This is a PEP 561
type stub package for the influxdb-client package.
It can be used by type-checking tools like
mypy,
pyright,
pytype,
Pyre,
PyCharm, etc. to check code that uses influxdb-client. This version of
types-influxdb-client aims to provide accurate annotations for
influxdb-client==1.45.*.
Note: types-influxdb-client has required urllib3>=2 since v1.37.0.1. If you need to install types-influxdb-client into an environment that must also have urllib3<2 installed into it, you will have to use types-influxdb-client<1.37.0.1.
Note: The influxdb-client package includes type annotations or type stubs
since version 1.46.0. Please uninstall the types-influxdb-client
package if you use this or a newer version.
This package is part of the typeshed project.
All fixes for types and metadata should be contributed there.
See the README
for more details. The source for this package can be found in the
stubs/influxdb-client
directory.
This package was tested with
mypy 1.14.0,
pyright 1.1.389,
and pytype 2024.10.11.
It was generated from typeshed commit
097581ea47d0fd77f097c88d80d5947e0218d9c4.
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Typing stubs for influxdb-client
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