types-objgraph

3.6.0.20260408 verified Mon Apr 27 auth: no python

Typing stubs for the objgraph library, providing type hints for objgraph functions. Version 3.6.0.20260408 corresponds to objgraph 3.6.x. Released as part of typeshed, updated periodically.

pip install types-objgraph

Common errors

error Cannot find reference 'count' in 'objgraph.pyi' ↓

cause Stale IDE cache or missing stub package.

fix

Run 'pip install --upgrade types-objgraph' and restart IDE.

error Module 'objgraph' has no attribute 'growth' ↓

cause Using objgraph < 2.0 or stub not covering older versions.

fix

Upgrade objgraph to >= 2.0 and ensure types-objgraph matches.

Warnings

gotcha types-objgraph only provides type hints; it does not replace the objgraph runtime package. You must install objgraph separately. ↓

fix Ensure 'objgraph' is in your dependencies (e.g., pip install objgraph).

gotcha The stub versions (3.6.0.20260408) mirror objgraph's version with a date suffix. Do not expect all objgraph 3.x features to be stubbed if the stub package is outdated. ↓

fix Check typeshed updates or contribute missing stubs.

gotcha Some objgraph functions like 'show_most_common_types()' may not have complete type annotations (e.g., return types partially unknown). ↓

fix Use 'Any' or cast if strict type checking fails.

Imports

*
```
import objgraph
```
types-objgraph is a stub package; you import objgraph directly

Quickstart

Basic usage of objgraph with type stubs. The stubs just provide type annotations; runtime behavior is unchanged.

import objgraph

# Count number of list objects
count = objgraph.count('list')
print(f"Number of list objects: {count}")

# Show growth of objects between two points
import gc
gc.collect()
before = {id(o): o for o in gc.get_objects()}
# ... some code ...
gc.collect()
diff = objgraph.growth(limit=10)
print(diff)