Typed Argument Parser (Tap)

Typed Argument Parser (Tap) is a Python library that modernizes `argparse` by leveraging type hints for command-line argument parsing. It offers benefits like static type checking, code completion, and improved source code navigation. Additionally, it provides `tapify`, a function inspired by Google's Python Fire, to effortlessly run functions or initialize classes directly from command-line arguments while automatically handling type conversions. Currently at version 1.12.0, Tap is actively developed with a regular release cadence, supporting Python 3.10 and newer.