lml 0.2.0

Quick start

The following code tries to get you started quickly with non-lazy loading.

from lml.plugin import PluginInfo, PluginManager


@PluginInfo("cuisine", tags=["Portable Battery"])
class Boost(object):
    def make(self, food=None, **keywords):
        print("I can cook %s for robots" % food)


class CuisineManager(PluginManager):
    def __init__(self):
        PluginManager.__init__(self, "cuisine")

    def get_a_plugin(self, food_name=None, **keywords):
        return PluginManager.get_a_plugin(self, key=food_name, **keywords)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    manager = CuisineManager()
    chef = manager.get_a_plugin("Portable Battery")
    chef.make()

At a glance, above code simply replaces the Factory pattern should you write them without lml. What’s not obvious is, that once you got hands-on with it, you can start work on how to do lazy loading.

Installation

You can install lml via pip:

$ pip install lml

or clone it and install it:

$ git clone https://github.com/python-lml/lml.git
$ cd lml
$ python setup.py install

lml enabled project

Beyond the documentation above, here is a list of projects using lml:

1. pyexcel

2. pyecharts

3. moban

lml is available on these distributions:

1. ARCH linux

2. Conda forge

3. OpenSuse

License

New BSD

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