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Summary
This pull request introduces several changes to improve type safety. The most significant updates include adding type checking to the CI pipeline, refactoring code to remove unused parameters, and adding type stubs for better development support.
CI and Build Process Enhancements:
typecheck
job to the CI pipeline in.github/workflows/ci.yaml
to ensure type safety usingpyright
.typecheck
target in theMakefile
to run type checks locally withpyright
.Code Refactoring:
datastore
parameter fromCounter
andFlag
instances inmain.py
andrepl.py
to simplify their initialization. [1] [2] [3]spi0
variable inmain.py
to explicitly declare its type asSPI
.f.all_face_data()
andf.send_face()
) in themain()
function to clean up unused functionality.Dependency and Configuration Updates:
pyright[nodejs]
as a development dependency inpyproject.toml
to enable type checking.pyright
inpyproject.toml
with include/exclude paths, stub paths, and module reporting options for type checking.New Type Stubs:
typings/board.pyi
for board-specific definitions, including pin mappings and busio objects.typings/gc.pyi
to provide type hints for the garbage collector module.How was this tested