fieldprop 1.0

`fieldprop` provides a decorator `@field` like a property. A `field` object has `getter`, `setter`, `delete`, `validator`, `packer` and `unpacker` methods. It is primary intended to use to define a model class associated with a database table.

fieldprop

fieldprop provides a decorator @field like the property. A field object has getter, setter, delete, validator, packer and unpacker methods. It is primary intended to use to define a model class associated with a database table.

Usage

Following is a simple example.

from fieldprop import field
from fieldprop.exceptions import ValidationError

class Foo(object):
	def __init__(self):
		self._username = None

	@field('User name')
	def username(self):
		return self._username

	@username.setter
	def username(self, v):
		self._username = v

	@username.validator
	def username(self):
		if self._username is None:
			raise ValidationError('User name is required.')

	@username.packer
	def username(self):
		return self._username.encode('utf-8')

	@username.unpacker
	def username(self, v):
		self._username = str(v, 'utf-8')

getter and setter are same as the properity. Additionary, validator can be defined to validate the field value.

packer/unpacker are intended for saving field value to database. You can implement data conversion in packer/unpacker.

LICENSE

This software is released under the MIT license, see LICENSE.