Switch dependency back from typer-slim to typer

[svlandeg]

Hi, long time no see! 😀
Here with my Typer-maintainer-hat on.

Description

Recently, spaCy switched from using typer to typer-slim. We used to offer typer-slim as a more light-weight package, which didn't depend on rich and shellingham. Unfortuntately, the way it was set up meant that we ran into issues with package managers (e.g. fastapi/typer#1503). We ran a user survey and eventually decided to drop support for typer-slim altogether (since 0.22.0). Going forward, it's better to just use typer as dependency.

What this means for this repo:

• shellingham and rich will be added as indirect requirement, adding about 12MB extra.
• With rich present in the environment, any Typer app will automatically set rich_markup_mode to "rich" by default (it was None when Rich wasn't installed). This can be overwritten when creating a Typer() app by setting rich_markup_mode to None. Alternatively, since Typer 0.22.0 there is a new env var TYPER_USE_RICH that you can set to False to disable Rich entirely everywhere and always. I've gone ahead and went for the first option by setting rich_markup_mode=None in the main app. Personally, I do like the Rich formatting better, so you can pick which you like most as spaCy has had different behaviour in the past anyway (before PR Switch to typer-slim #13759 it would be formatted with Rich).

I'll submit a PR to weasel as well.

Let me know if there's any concerns/questions!

Types of change

External dependency change

Checklist

• I confirm that I have the right to submit this contribution under the project's MIT license.
• I ran the tests, and all new and existing tests passed.
• My changes don't require a change to the documentation, or if they do, I've added all required information.

[honnibal]

Hey sorry for missing this before! I do prefer the non-rich output, and I haven't been doing much LLM-powered spaCy stuff but I think the less verbose output is probably better there too.

[svlandeg]

Hey Matt! Gotcha, but if you keep things as is you will in fact pull in Rich-formatted output. From typer-slim version 0.22.0 onwards, it's really just a wrapper around Typer and will install everything, including Rich. That's why I PR'd this and disabled Rich explicitely in the Typer constructor, so you would keep the same behaviour as before 😉 Let me know if you have questions!