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# Pyrefly ## Docs - [attrs Support](/en/docs/attrs/): Pyrefly support for the attrs library. - [Infer](/en/docs/autotype/): Automatically add type annotations to your code with the Pyrefly infer feature. - [Bazel Integration](/en/docs/bazel/): Run Pyrefly type checking over Bazel Python targets with rules_pyrefly - [Mypy vs Pyright vs Pyrefly](/en/docs/compare/): Compare mypy, Pyright, and Pyrefly for Python type checking, IDE support, configuration, framework support, strictness, and migration cost. - [Configuration](/en/docs/configuration/): Configure Pyrefly settings and options - [DataFrames](/en/docs/dataframes/): Pyrefly support for Polars and pandas DataFrames, including column and dtype inference. - [Django Support](/en/docs/django/): Pyrefly support for Django ORM. - [Pyrefly Error Kinds](/en/docs/error-kinds/): Pyrefly error categories and suppression codes - [Pyrefly Error Suppressions](/en/docs/error-suppressions/): Learn how to suppress type check errors in Pyrefly with code comments and baseline files. - [IDE Installation](/en/docs/IDE/): How to add Pyrefly Language Server and Typechecking to your IDE - [IDE Supported Features](/en/docs/IDE-features/): Supported features for Pyrefly's IDE extension - [Import Resolution](/en/docs/import-resolution/): How imports in a given file are found by Pyrefly and their bindings are resolved, including files that are being type checked - [Introduction](/en/docs/): Guides and references for all you need to know about Pyrefly type checker and IDE extension. - [Installation](/en/docs/installation/): How to install Pyrefly - [Migrating to Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrating-to-pyrefly/): Start here to move a Python project to Pyrefly from mypy or Pyright, with automatic config conversion, parallel CI, and a suppression or baseline rollout. - [Mypy Config to Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/mypy/config/): A complete migration reference for translating mypy.ini and [tool.mypy] options into Pyrefly configuration. - [Mypy Error Codes to Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/mypy/error-codes/): Map mypy error codes to Pyrefly error kinds, with exact automatic migration status and one-to-many compatibility notes. - [Mypy ignore_missing_imports in Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/mypy/ignore-missing-imports/): Understand mypy ignore_missing_imports, its Pyrefly equivalent, and when to use ignore-missing-imports instead of replacing all imports with Any. - [Migrate from mypy](/en/docs/migrating-from-mypy/): Move a Python project from mypy to Pyrefly: install alongside, convert the config automatically, compare the two outputs, and adopt the backlog with suppressions or a baseline. - [Mypy Plugin Support in Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/mypy/plugins/): Migrate common mypy plugin workloads to Pyrefly's built-in Pydantic, Django, and attrs support, and identify custom plugins that still need manual review. - [Mypy Strict Mode in Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/mypy/strict-mode/): Translate mypy strict mode into a reviewed Pyrefly configuration without assuming that the two strict bundles are identical. - [Pyright Config to Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/pyright/config/): Translate pyrightconfig.json and [tool.pyright] settings into Pyrefly, including execution environments and diagnostic rules. - [Pyright Diagnostics to Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/pyright/diagnostics/): Map every upstream Pyright report rule to Pyrefly error kinds, including automatic migration, split rules, and missing equivalents. - [Migrate from Pyright](/en/docs/migrating-from-pyright/): Move a Python project from Pyright or Pylance to Pyrefly: install alongside, convert pyrightconfig.json, review diagnostic mappings, and roll out with suppressions or a baseline. - [Pyright reportMissingImports in Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/pyright/missing-imports/): Map Pyright reportMissingImports to Pyrefly missing-import and fix interpreter, search-path, stub, and optional dependency issues. - [Pyright Strict Mode in Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/pyright/strict-mode/): Translate Pyright strict type checking into Pyrefly presets and explicit error severities, including path-specific strict rules. - [Pyright reportUnknownMemberType in Pyrefly](/en/docs/migrate/pyright/unknown-member-type/): Map Pyright reportUnknownMemberType to Pyrefly unknown-attribute-type and distinguish unknown member types from missing attributes. - [Pants Integration](/en/docs/pants/): Run Pyrefly type checking over Pants Python targets with the pants-pyrefly plugin - [Pydantic Support](/en/docs/pydantic/): Pyrefly support for Pydantic. - [Pydantic Lax Mode Type Conversions](/en/docs/pydantic-lax-conversions/): Complete reference of how Pyrefly converts types in Pydantic lax mode. - [FAQ](/en/docs/pyrefly-faq/): Frequently Asked Questions about Pyrefly, a PEP 484 compliant Type Checker for Python and IDE extension. - [Pytest Support](/en/docs/pytest/): Pyrefly support for pytest fixtures and test navigation. - [Typing Features and PEPS](/en/docs/python-features-and-peps/): Typing features and associated PEPs available in each Python version. - [Python Typing 101](/en/docs/python-typing-for-beginners/): A gentle, exampleโdriven introduction to static type hints in Python. - [Coverage](/en/docs/report/): Measure and enforce type coverage in your Python codebase with Pyrefly. - [Stub Generation](/en/docs/stubgen/): Generate .pyi stub files from Python source files with Pyrefly stubgen. - [Tensor Shapes](/en/docs/tensor-shapes/): An overview of Pyrefly's tensor shape type system for static type checking of PyTorch models. - [Agent Skill for Tensor Shape Porting](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-ai-porting/): How to use Pyrefly's agent skill to automatically add tensor shape annotations to PyTorch models. - [Contributing](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-contributing/): How to extend tensor shape coverage by adding fixture stubs, DSL specifications, and ported models. - [API Reference](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-reference/): Complete reference for Int, Tensor, and tensor shape type system APIs. - [Getting Started](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-setup/): How to configure Pyrefly for tensor shape checking and set up your project. - [Tutorial 4: Configs and Dynamic Patterns](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-tutorial-advanced/): Parameterized config dataclasses, dynamic construction patterns, and typed interfaces. - [Tutorial 3: Complex Architectures](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-tutorial-architectures/): Type encoder-decoder skip connections and recursive chains with exponential shapes. - [Tutorial 1: Your First Port](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-tutorial-basics/): Learn the basics of tensor shape annotations by typing a simple multi-layer perceptron (MLP) model. - [Tutorial 2: Loops and Stacking](/en/docs/tensor-shapes-tutorial-loops/): Type shape-preserving loops and ModuleList iteration in Transformer-style architectures. - [Typing for Python Developers](/en/docs/typing-for-python-developers/): Get to know Python's Type System with working examples - [WebAssembly](/en/docs/wasm/): How Pyrefly's WebAssembly build is used, built, and what the current API covers
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