hulista
Functional, immutable, concurrent Python — all batteries included.
hulista is the single published distribution for the full hulista toolkit. One install gives you immutable data structures, sealed typing, runtime dispatch, actor-style concurrency, collect-all task groups, functional combinators, and record-update ergonomics.
Documentation: https://rahulrajaram.github.io/hulista/
Why install the umbrella package?
Install hulista when you want a coherent batteries-included stack instead of picking packages one by one. It is especially useful for:
- event-driven or agent-style systems that combine immutable state with async orchestration
- teams that want one dependency and one docs entry point
- experimentation across the full package family before narrowing to individual imports
The hulista wheel bundles the toolkit's runtime modules directly:
| Package | Import | Description |
|---|---|---|
| asyncio-actors | asyncio_actors |
OTP-inspired actor primitives for asyncio |
| fp-combinators | fp_combinators |
Lightweight functional programming combinators |
| live-dispatch | live_dispatch |
Runtime-extensible multiple dispatch |
| persistent-collections | persistent_collections |
Immutable collections with structural sharing |
| sealed-typing | sealed_typing |
Sealed classes for exhaustive matching |
| taskgroup-collect | taskgroup_collect |
TaskGroup that collects all errors |
| with-update | with_update |
Record update syntax for frozen dataclasses |
Install
Install the full toolkit:
pip install hulista
The bundled modules remain importable directly if you prefer focused imports:
from persistent_collections import PersistentMap
from fp_combinators import pipe
Quick start
import hulista
# Persistent immutable map
m = hulista.PersistentMap().set("x", 1).set("y", 2)
# FP pipe
result = hulista.pipe(m, lambda pm: sum(pm.values()))
# Result type
ok = hulista.Ok(42)
err = hulista.Err("oops")
# Sealed hierarchy
@hulista.sealed
class Event: pass
class Click(Event): pass
class KeyPress(Event): pass
subs = hulista.sealed_subclasses(Event) # {Click, KeyPress}
What you get
PersistentMap/PersistentVectorfor immutable application state with structural sharingpipe,async_pipe,Ok, andErrfor dataflow and typed error handlingActorSystemfor supervised async workers and message passingDispatcherfor runtime-extensible type or predicate dispatchsealedfor exhaustiveness-friendly closed hierarchiesCollectorTaskGroupfor collect-all structured concurrencyupdatableandwith_updatefor record-update syntax on frozen models
Source layout
Each package lives in the monorepo with its own README and tests, but the public PyPI release is hulista:
asyncio-actors/fp-combinators/live-dispatch/persistent-collections/sealed-typing/taskgroup-collect/with-update/
Requires Python 3.11+
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