d8s-utility 0.9.0

Democritus functions for working with utility functions.

Democritus Utility

Democritus functions^[1] for working with utility functions.

[1] Democritus functions are simple, effective, modular, well-tested, and well-documented Python functions.

We use d8s (pronounced "dee-eights") as an abbreviation for democritus (you can read more about this here).

Installation

pip install d8s-utility

Usage

You import the library like:

from d8s_utility import *

Once imported, you can use any of the functions listed below.

Functions

• def copy_first_arg(func):
      """Decorator to make a copy of the first argument and pass into the func."""
  

• def has_more_than_one_item(thing: Any) -> bool:
      """Return whether or not the given thing has a length of at least one."""
  

• def has_one_or_more_items(thing: Any) -> bool:
      """Return whether or not the given thing has a length of at least one."""
  

• def has_one_item(thing: Any) -> bool:
      """Return whether or not the given thing has a length of at least one."""
  

• def request_or_read(path):
      """If the given path is a URL, request the URL and return the content; if the path exists read the file.
  
  Otherwise, just return the string and assume it is the input itself."""
  

• def request_or_read_first_arg(func):
      """If the first arg is a url - request the URL. If it is a file path, try to read the file.
  
  If it is neither a URL nor file path, return the content of the first arg."""
  

• def is_sorted(iterable, *, descending: bool = False) -> bool:
      """Return whether or not the iterable is sorted."""
  

• def first_unsorted_value(iterable, *, descending: bool = False) -> Any:
      """Return the first unsorted value in the iterable."""
  

• def last_unsorted_value(iterable, *, descending: bool = False) -> Any:
      """Return the last unsorted value in the iterable."""
  

• def unsorted_values(iterable, *, descending: bool = False) -> Iterable[Any]:
      """."""
  

• def sorted_values(iterable, *, descending: bool = False) -> Iterable[Any]:
      """."""
  

• def ignore_errors(function, *args, **kwargs):
      """."""
  

• def zip_if_same_length(*iterables, debug_failure: bool = False):
      """Zip the given iterables if they are the same length.
  
  If they are not the same length, raise an assertion error."""
  

• def unique_items(iterable_a: Any, iterable_b: Any) -> Dict[str, Set[Any]]:
      """Find the values unique to iterable_a and iterable_b (relative to one another)."""
  

• def prettify(thing: Any, *args):
      """."""
  

• def pretty_print(thing: Any, *args):
      """."""
  

• def subprocess_run(command, input_=None):
      """Run the given command as if it were run in a command line."""
  

• def stringify_first_arg(func):
      """Decorator to convert the first argument to a string."""
  

• def retry_if_no_result(wait_seconds=10):
      """Decorator to call the given function and recall it if it returns nothing."""
  

• def map_first_arg(func):
      """If the first argument is a list or tuple, iterate through each item in the list and send it to the function."""
  

• def repeat_concurrently(n: int = 10):
      """Repeat the decorated function concurrently n times."""
  

• def validate_keyword_arg_value(
      keyword: str, valid_keyword_values: Iterable[Any], fail_if_keyword_not_found: bool = True
  ):
      """Validate that the value for the given keyword is in the list of valid_keyword_values."""
  

• def validate_arg_value(arg_index: StrOrNumberType, valid_values: Iterable[Any]):
      """Validate that the value of the argument at the given arg_index is in the list of valid_values."""
  

• def wait_and_retry_on_failure(wait_seconds=10):
      """Try to call the given function.
  
  If there is an exception thrown by the function, wait for wait_seconds and try again."""
  

Development

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Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and Floyd Hightower's Python project template.