contextmodel
Alternative interface to context variables for practical scenarios.
>>> from contextmodel import context_get, context_set
>>> from dataclasses import dataclass
>>> @dataclass
... class Foo:
... x: int | None = None
>>> @context_set(Foo(x=1))
... def f() -> None:
... print(context_get(Foo))
>>> f()
Foo(x=1)
>>> from contextmodel import ContextAPIGetter, ModelGetter
>>> from typing import ClassVar
>>> @dataclass
... class Foo:
... context = ContextAPIGetter()
... current = ModelGetter()
... x: int | None = None
>>> with Foo.context.init(x=2):
... print(Foo.context.get())
Foo(x=2)
>>> @Foo.context.init(x=3)
... def f() -> None:
... print(context_get(Foo))
>>> f()
Foo(x=3)
>>> def oops() -> None:
... print(Foo.current)
>>> oops()
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
LookupError: expected a context_set(Foo(...)) prior to this call
Works with type hints:
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