Go the other way around, and build VALID_ARGUMENTS
from Argument
:
Argument = typing.Literal['foo', 'bar']
VALID_ARGUMENTS: typing.Tuple[Argument, ...] = typing.get_args(Argument)
It’s possible at runtime to build Argument
from VALID_ARGUMENTS
, but doing so is incompatible with static analysis, which is the primary use case of type annotations. Building VALID_ARGUMENTS
from Argument
is the way to go.
I’ve used a tuple for VALID_ARGUMENTS
here, but if for some reason you really prefer a list, you can get one:
VALID_ARGUMENTS: typing.List[Argument] = list(typing.get_args(Argument))