An event-based framework
Project description
madframe - Functional State-Machine Framework for Python
💢 TypeCheck at runtime(coming soon !)- ☮️ Non intruisive
- 🧰 Functionnal
- 🕐 Event-Based
Includes
🤖 Autofill
Autofill is the process of automaticaly composing a function usage deduced from the prototype naming and a given context.
from madframe.autofill import autofill
context = {"value": "foo"}
def some_function(value):
print(value)
await autofill(some_function, args=[], context=context) # notice that we don't pass any argument
> "foo"
# autofill undertand it has to retrieve the value from context if you don't specify it
await autofill(some_function, args["bar"], context=context) # we pass an argument
> "bar"
💁 every madframe decorator uses autofill
🕙 Routine
from madframe.bindings import setup
@setup
def initialize():
return {"some_key": "foo"}
@routine(1)
def print_foo(some_key):
print(some_key) # -> prints "foo"
🏗️ Setup
Setup is used to define function to be ran at start-up. Those executions block the start-up and will abort the lauch if they fail.
📝 Perpetuate
perpetuate
is autofill
but the context is also updated with the result of the function (given it's a dict
)
🚩 Wire
from madframe.bindings import wire
something_is_done_when, do_something_when = wire()
fetch = do_something_when(fetch_data)
something_is_done_when(analyze_data)
fetch # is equivalent of `analyze_data(fetch_data)`
Installation
pip3 install madframe
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