diogi
Diog means to laze in Welsh. This package is to help me do less.
Most of the functions and decorators included in the diog package
could be easily implemented with a single line of obscure python
but then I would have to implement (and test) them again and again.
I'd rather not. I'm lazy.
Functions
always_a_list(obj: any) -> list with alias aal
takes any object and if it isn't a list already, it wraps it up in one.
It is also available as @always_a_list decorator.
default_if_none(obj: any, default: any) -> any: with alias din
acts as a null coalescence.
first_or_default(lst: list, default: any=None) -> any: with alias fod returns the first element of a list
if there is at least one element, or the default value.
get_if_exists(obj: any, key: str, default: any=None) -> any with alias gie.
attempts to get a property of a dictionary or an attribute of an object, and if it doesn't exist or is None the default value is returned.
list_is_optional(obj: any) -> any with alias lio
takes any object and if it is a list with a single element
then it returns just the element, otherwise the list is returned.
It is also available as @list_is_optional decorator.
list_without_nones(lst: list) -> list with alias lwn
returns copy of the list without any None values.
It is also available as @list_without_nones decorator.
none_if_empty(obj: any) -> any with alias nie
returns copy of the object unless it is an empty list or an empty directory
append_if_not_none(obj: any, value: any, key: str) -> any with alias ainn
get_if_exists(obj: any, key: str) -> any with alias gie
set_if_not_none(obj: any, value: any, key: str) -> any with alias sinn
Conventions
to_data sometimes the object needs to be converted to a simpler data
representation of dicts and lists. In those cases my objects implement
a public method as_data(self). The diog.conventions.to_data(obj: any)
takes an object or a list of object, and reduces the input to data.
Development
This repository uses uv for environment and dependency management.
Install the project and development dependencies:
uv sync --group dev
Run the test suite:
uv run pytest
Build the source distribution and wheel:
uv build
To Publish
uv sync --group dev
uv run pytest
uv build
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