Python collection views
Mutable and immutable views over standard collections with proper type annotations.
Install
pip install collection-views
Sample
from collection_views import ImmutableViewList
mylist = ["Hello", "collection", "views"]
myview = ImmutableViewList(mylist)
print(myview[1]) # prints "collection"
print(myview[1:]) # prints "['collection', 'views']"
myview[0] = "Bye" # Does not support item assignment!
Python support
New releases will support all actively maintained Python versions. The latest release targets python 3.8 through 3.12.
Features
ImmutableViewList, an immutable view over a list.
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