I followed a tutorial for websockets in python and stumbled across the issue that pylance does not reccomend me the fuctions related to the class that I have imported from a module:
My Editor:
The Tutorial:
The Code Itself runs without any issue, so the Import seems to work, but I dont recieve the reccomendations in vs code. What is the reason for this or where could i debug something like this?
Thanks to wjandrea I found some thing I personally did not stumble acros before.
So a classic mistake happened to me when following a tutorial, I work on newer versions than the 1.5 year old video... Unfortunately the part talking about versions was in a nother part...
Long story short, in the mean time a bigger change for the websockets module appeared since the used functions are now imported lazily. Wich makes sense to reduce startup time incase you'll run a websocket server with the module.
Little info about lazy imports
(for me it was the first time i heard about this intelligent feature)
Incase anybody else stumbles across this im currently on Python 3.10.7 and I am talking about websockets 10.3!
Back to the issue.
Pylance obviously can't make any reccomendations since the functions like websockets.connect(uri, ...) are just loaded if they are used in the runtime by the default websockets module so tools for code reccomendations inside the editor dont not know they are there..
I took a glance inside the module and through the indirect hint from wjandrea about the lazy imports inside __init__.py the listed dictionary made much more sense now! Based on this I could backtrack the Python scripts I need for my functions or rather Pylance needs to create those handy reccomendations for me inside vs code (or any other ide).
For now I just manually imported the desired script so I have a bit more guidance while writing and since startuptime in my current project is not crutial I let the manual imports exist or i´ll just change out the import variations based on the cirumstance if I am currently developing or if the code goes into production.