callixir 0.0.1

A Python module for calling functions by string with argument support

Callixir

A small and convenient tool for implementing command execution in any application. Suitable for a console application or a social media bot.

Its principle of operation is simple: the user sends a string containing the command name and its arguments, if required. The next step is to execute the corresponding method based on this string.

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Example

from callixir import SimpleShell

shell = SimpleShell()

@shell.reg("echo")
def cmdEcho(arg: str):
	return f"Echo {arg}"

@shell.reg("sum")
def сmdSum(a: int, b: int):
	return a + b

@shell.reg("log")
def cmdLog(*args: str):
	return ", ".join(args)

result = shell.execute("echo Hello_World!")
print(result.result) # Echo Hello_World!

result = shell.execute("sum 1 2")
print(result.result) # 3

result = shell.execute("log 1 2 Hi 10 J 100 \"many words in one\" 999 71")
print(result.result) # 1, 2, Hi, 10, J, 100, many words in one, 999, 71