python-modern-type-syntax

To modernize Python type hints, this Skill automatically replaces legacy typing module constructs like Union and Optional with concise pipe syntax. It enforces modern type annotation patterns for Python 3.10 and above, improving code readability and type safety.

The best way to refactor type aliases in a Python 3.10+ codebase is by using the type statement. This Skill enforces type alias simplification, replacing older aliasing methods with the modern type statement for cleaner and more readable code.

Yes, this modern type syntax enforcement fully supports generic syntax for modern generic class and function definitions. It targets Python codebases to improve type safety and code clarity by ensuring adherence to current PEP standards for type hinting.

You need to update Python type annotations for a Python 3.10 migration when refactoring a codebase to be compatible with Python 3.10 and above. This Skill ensures all type annotations adhere to the latest, most readable standards, including Self, ParamSpec, and TypeVarTuple.

Yes, you can use modern Python type hints with ParamSpec and TypeVarTuple in existing code. This Skill enforces modern Python type annotation patterns, including ParamSpec and TypeVarTuple, targeting Python codebases to improve type safety and code clarity.

You should replace Optional and Union with modern type annotation patterns to improve code readability and maintainability. This Skill enforces concise pipe syntax, catching type-related errors early while ensuring adherence to PEP standards for type hinting in Python 3.10+.