contextlib-ext - extensions for contextlib
contextlib-ext is a complimentary library for contextlib, it provides a following helpers:
suppress as a decorator
suppress can be used as a decorator
from contextlib_ext import suppress
@suppress(Exception)
def phony_func():
raise ValueError
phony_func()
print("No exceptions")
@asynccontextmanager creates decorator
@asynccontextmanager creates context manager that can be used as a decorator (contextlib.contextmanager already supports it)
from contextlib_ext import asynccontextmanager
@asynccontextmanager
async def mymanager():
yield
# The same as contextlib.asynccontextmanager
async with mymanager():
pass
# This also works
@mymanager
async def myfunc():
pass
async_suppress
async_suppress - the same as suppress, but async
from contextlib_ext import async_suppress
try:
async with async_suppress(Exception):
raise ValueError
except Exception:
assert False # never happens
else:
print("No exceptions")
# Works as decorator too
@async_suppress(Exception)
async def phony_func():
raise ValueError
phony_func()
print("No exceptions")
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