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There is also Google's pytype: https://github.com/google/pytype https://github.com/google/pytype

• bpicolo 9y ago
  That looks like it adds types rather than checks?
  • shalabhc 9y ago
    It does both. I can do some inference but definitely does type checking. Here's a Pycon talk from last year about pytype: https://youtu.be/IDm_YIQihhs https://youtu.be/IDm_YIQihhs
    • bpicolo 9y ago
      It needs severely more documentation, heh. Why would I use it over mypy, which appears to have a lot more community investment, thorough docs, and is somewhat official? It also doesn't support python3.6 so it doesn't know about format strings =/
      • shalabhc 9y ago
        pytype might work better in some cases, because it can do inference. But yes, it needs more docs.