mypy-boto3-textract

from mypy_boto3_textract import TextractClient

import boto3 from mypy_boto3_textract.client import TextractClient from mypy_boto3_textract.type_defs import AnalyzeDocumentResponseTypeDef, DocumentTypeDef # Import for detailed typing def get_typed_textract_client() -> TextractClient: """ Demonstrates how to obtain a type-hinted Textract client. The actual boto3 client is created, and the `TextractClient` type stub provides static analysis for its methods. """ # boto3 automatically handles authentication via environment variables # (e.g., AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY) or other credential providers. # No explicit os.environ.get is typically needed here for the stubs to function, # as they primarily assist static analysis, not runtime credential fetching. client: TextractClient = boto3.client("textract", region_name="us-east-1") # Specify region for a valid client print(f"Successfully obtained a type-hinted Textract client: {type(client)}") # You can now use 'client' with full type-hinting support # For example, client.analyze_document(...) return client if __name__ == '__main__': typed_client = get_typed_textract_client() # At this point, `typed_client` has all the type hints for the Textract service, # enabling static analysis in your IDE or with mypy. # A live call (e.g., typed_client.analyze_document(...)) would require # valid AWS credentials and appropriate permissions at runtime.