exalt provides a convenient way to dynamically create closures and bind them to a custom namespace. This is primarily useful for preserving an execution-context when calling into a different function.
Example
from exalt import promote
def baz():
return bar
def foo():
bar = "baz"
return promote(baz, **locals())()
print(foo())
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baz
Installation
pip3 install --user exalt
Disclaimer
exalt heavily relies on CPython implementation details and probably shouldn't be used in a production environment.
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