metaparams
metaparams is a MetaClass/Class infrastructure to define params without invoking objects and have them automatically parse/remove the kwargs passed to the class in which they are intalled
Documentation
Read the full documentation at readthedocs.org:
Python 3 Only
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Installation
From pypi:
pip install metaparams
From source:
Place the metaparams directory found in the sources inside your project
Features:
ParamsBase a class from which to subclass to also be params-enabled
MetaParams a MetaClass for more complex usage pattern
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