[silviogutierrez]

Alas, MyPy doesn't have the concept of "keyof" and mapped types like TypeScript.

So in place of that I would:

1. Define a variable called Params = Any;

2. Liberally use Param["foo"] and Param["bar"] anywhere.

3. Once you stabilize, reimplement Params as a TypedDict. You'll get failures if accessing any invalid key.

You can also use a NamedTuple if you prefer.

If you insist passing a param name, then you'll have to create a big list of Literals for param with every key in your dict. So Param = Literal["foo", "bar"] etc.

[_pastel]

Thank you! It's surprising that mypy can typecheck based on string keys like that. Cool!