Typelets is a collection of types useful for working with Python

projects generally, and Django projects specifically. It's largely a

compilation of types that we've introduced in our other projects,

available in one place.
The following modules are currently provided:

typelets.funcs: Typing for general keyword arguments in functions.
typelets.json: Typing for JSON structures, and for application-defined

  data that can be serialized to JSON.

typelets.symbols: Symbols for marking types as unset/unsettable.


typelets.django.auth: Types for accepting users.

typelets.django.forms: Types for forms and form fields.
typelets.django.json: Types for Django's JSON serialization.
typelets.django.models: Types for working with Django models.
typelets.django.strings: Types for localized strings.
typelets.django.urls: Types for URL management.

It's built to have very light-weight dependencies, and to be purely

opt-in. If a project doesn't use Django, it simply doesn't need to

import any of the Django libraries, for example.
Over time, we may add more to this module, covering Python, Django, and

perhaps other modules. The hope is that eventually we'll be able to

deprecate more of these as Python and Django's typing improve.

Tested all the types with some local dummy code, using reveal_type()

and assignments to make sure the examples worked as expected.