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Py-Decorate-All

Apply a decorator to all functions in a module.

Example Usage

from decorate_all import decorate_all_functions
decorate_all_functions(my_decorator, my_module)

decorator (function): the decorator to apply to functions module_name (string): the name of the module to apply the decorator to

If you want to apply the decorator to functions in the current module, pass __name__ the module as make sure to call decorate_all_functions after defining the functions to decorate, i.e. at the end of the script to apply to all functions.

Here is an example for applying a decorator to all functions in a script: (works in a module or interactive console (REPL))

from decorate_all import decorate_all_functions

def test_function():
    print("Hello there")


def demo_decorator(func):
    def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
        result = func(*args, **kwargs)
        return "Decorator was here!"
    
    return wrapper

decorate_all_functions(demo_decorator, __name__)

print(test_function())

The output of the above code is:

Hello there
Decorator was here!

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