python - How to check all the kwargs that could be passed on to a function -


Assume that I have the following functions (in this case the constructor), 

  __ Init __ (self, url, ** kwargs)

How can I check all possible keyword arguments that can pass this function?

Thank you, Y

If you want to do this, check it out Whether the supplied keywords are from a valid set of keywords, like you can use: 

  valid_keywords = set (['keyword1', 'keyword2']) are_keywords_ok = No (set (kwargs) - valid_keywords)

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