tyro._singleton
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Module Contents¶
- tyro._singleton.MISSING: Any¶
Sentinel value to mark default values as missing. Can be used to mark fields passed in via default= for tyro.cli() as required.
When used, the ‘missing’ semantics propagate to children. For example, if we write:
def main(inner: Dataclass = tyro.MISSING) -> None: ... tyro.cli(main)
then all fields belonging to
Dataclass
will be marked as missing, even if a default exists in the dataclass definition.
- tyro._singleton.MISSING_NONPROP: Any¶
Non-propagating version of
tyro.MISSING
.When used, the ‘missing’ semantics do not propagate to children. For example:
def main(inner: Dataclass = tyro.constructors.MISSING_NONPROP) -> None: ... tyro.cli(main)
is equivalent to:
def main(inner: Dataclass) -> None: ... tyro.cli(main)
where default values for fields belonging to
Dataclass
will be taken from the dataclass definition.
- tyro._singleton.NOT_REQUIRED_BUT_WE_DONT_KNOW_THE_VALUE¶
- tyro._singleton.EXCLUDE_FROM_CALL¶
- tyro._singleton.MISSING_AND_MISSING_NONPROP = ()¶
Singletons that are considered missing values when generating CLI interfaces.
- tyro._singleton.DEFAULT_SENTINEL_SINGLETONS¶