Support `.command()` decorator for class-based Typer apps

[mr-wook]

Description

How do you pass instance methods to process commands from typer, it appears to choke on ?

[sathoune]

Could you provide some minimal example?

[mr-wook]

#!/bin/env python3
if True:
    import typer

if __name__ == "__main__":
    typer = typer.Typer()

    class App():
        def __init__(self):
            global typer
            self._typer = typer
            self._x = self._y = self._z = 0.0

        def __str__(self):
            ostr = f"({self._x:.2f}, {self._y:.2f}, {self._z:.2f})"
            return ostr

        @typer.command()
        def x(self, x: float):
            self._x = x
            self._typer.echo(self)

        @typer.command()
        def y(self, y: float):
            self._y = y
            self._typer.echo(self)

        @typer.command()
        def z(self, z: float):
            self._z = z
            self._typer.echo(self)

        def run(self):
            self._typer()

    app = App()
    app.run()

---

envy-m7[162]% ~/src/python/test_typer.py x --help
Usage: test_typer.py x [OPTIONS] SELF X

Arguments:
  SELF  [required]
  X     [required]

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

[sathoune]

I created a repo that has some examples where typer is ussed inside classes: https://github.com/captainCapitalism/typer-oo-example . It was an answer to Issue #261

In short using decorator will give you these errors, but using typer.command as function call: typer.command()(self.some_method) works fine. I don't understand yet what is the deal with self` showing up here and not in my examples but I will explore and should come back in the following days.

[mr-wook]

Muchas Gracias, Extremely Helpful, Thanks again!

[oramirite]

@captaincapitalism Wonderful little repo you set up here that's coming in extremely handy for me. I was mostly just using it as a reference, but with a recent revision I may end up mirroring your setup almost exactly.

Did you ever figure out the exact issue with the decorators? I wanted to use them in a class-based setup to avoid manually registering the commands in init if possible. Would be slightly cleaner.