dcommand.py

# This has been replaced by the PyPi module https://pypi.org/project/dtyper/

from argparse import Namespace
import dataclasses
import functools
import inspect


@functools.wraps(dataclasses.make_dataclass)
def dcommand(typer_f, **kwargs):
    required = True

    def field_desc(name, param):
        nonlocal required

        t = param.annotation or 'typing.Any'
        if param.default.default is not ...:
            required = False
            return name, t, dataclasses.field(default=param.default.default)

        if not required:
            raise ValueError('Required value after optional')

        return name, t

    kwargs.setdefault('cls_name', typer_f.__name__)

    params = inspect.signature(typer_f).parameters
    kwargs['fields'] = [field_desc(k, v) for k, v in params.items()]

    @functools.wraps(typer_f)
    def dcommand_decorator(function_or_class):
        assert callable(function_or_class)

        ka = dict(kwargs)
        ns = Namespace(**(ka.pop('namespace', None) or {}))
        if isinstance(function_or_class, type):
            ka['bases'] = *ka.get('bases', ()), function_or_class
        else:
            ns.__call__ = function_or_class

        ka['namespace'] = vars(ns)
        return dataclasses.make_dataclass(**ka)

    return dcommand_decorator

Line 35 uses 'datacls', which isn't defined.

EDIT: it seems to be this... https://github.com/rec/datacls so this is not self contained.

Thanks for catching this! I fixed the gist to be self-contained - but actually, I have released this code as a module with full unit tests and a little additional functionality (the ability to make the original typer function callable like a function). https://pypi.org/project/dtyper/