Typing stubs for VapourSynth
vs-stubs provides Python type stubs for VapourSynth plugins and core functions.
This helps editors, IDEs, and static type checkers (e.g. mypy, pyright) understand VapourSynth's API.
Due to the dynamic nature of VapourSynth's plugin system, any newly installed plugins are not automatically reflected in the stubs. When adding plugins, you will need to regenerate stubs to keep the type information accurate and in sync with your environment.
Note that vs-stubs does not include or install any actual VapourSynth plugins. Only their type definitions.
Tip
A VS Code extension is also available here (which can automatically regenerate stubs for you).
pip install vsstubsYou can use vsstubs via the command line or as a Python module.
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Simply update the VapourSynth stubs:
vsstubs
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Installing from the wheel output for a proper installation:
pip install $(vsstubs --wheel)
--wheelbuilds an installablevapoursynth-stubswheel instead of writing a.pyifile directly.By default, the wheel is created in a temporary directory and the wheel path is printed to stdout, which lets shells pass it straight to
pip install.Use
--outputwith--wheelto choose the directory where the wheel should be built:vsstubs --wheel --output dist
When
--wheelis enabled,--outputmust be a directory path. The special output values@and-are only for direct.pyioutput and cannot be used with wheel output. -
Generate a template stubs:
vsstubs -o out.pyi --template
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Add plugin stubs:
vsstubs -i out.pyi -o @ add resize2
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Remove plugin stubs (On Powershell you will need to escape the
@character):vsstubs -i out.pyi -o "@" remove resize2
from vsstubs import output_stubs
# Example usage
output_stubs(None, "output.pyi", template=True)