arglabels
A simple decorator to enable Swift-like argument labels for Python functions.
It re-labels certain keyword arguments, so that your function parameters can have an external and an internal name like argument labels and parameter names in Swift.
Installation
Install from PyPI with:
pip install arglabels
Usage
If you have a function like the following:
def invite(name, activity):
return f"Hey {name}! Would you like to go {activity}?"
When calling that function it would be nice to have a syntax that almost reads like plain english, for example:
invite("Alex", to_go="fishing")
You can achieve this with the arglabels decorator, by using it on the function definition like so:
from arglabels import arglabels
@arglabels(activity="to_go")
def invite(name, activity):
return f"Hey {name}! Would you like to go {activity}?"
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