Feat python type hints #749
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Used typing because a lot of default python TypeHints are not available until 3.10. On that note, we may need to adjust Python support to 3.8 or later as Typing even has some things that may not work in 3.5.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces enhanced type support to the Python SDK
.twigfiles within our codebase. While some types may still be pending, this marks a significant improvement. During testing, I encountered an issue with aModuleNotFoundErrorrelated to 'chardet', followed by anImportErrorlinked to a relocation error in/app/tests/sdks/python/vendor/charset_normalizer/md__mypyc.cpython-39-x86_64-linux-gnu.so.Testing Strategy
For testing, I relied on the existing test suite. An interesting note: my MacBook Pro exhibited unusual heating during testing, the cause of which is unclear. Additionally, the contribution guidelines could benefit from more detailed instructions on individual testing, as I found the current documentation somewhat unclear.
Associated PRs and Issues
This work relates to an issue discussed here: appwrite/sdk-for-python#43.
Acknowledgement of Contribution Guidelines
I have thoroughly read and understood the Contributing Guidelines on issues.
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