Add missing dependencies to pyproject.toml #2
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Hey @gramster, thank you for making this tool available. I had to add a few packages to the
pyproject.tomlto get it to install from currentmainwithflit install(and also withpip install .).For context on why I'm trying out this tool: At scikit-image we are currently looking for a solution to add and maintain stubs and want to take the type descriptions in our docstrings into account. Long-term we'd like to have one source of truth, so generating stubs from docstrings seem like a natural approach. However, up until now I've had trouble getting docs2stubs to run. I'll open a separate issue for it.