mojo-extension 0.0.1

Automation Mojo Extension Package

Automation Mojo Extension Package

This is a python package that provides a mechanism for extending other python packages. This package is different from other python extension packages in that it uses the python Protocol type to query for a type.

For example, if we want to be able to create instance of object like these from a factory.

class Hey:
    def __str__(self):
        return "Hey"

class Ho:
    def __str__(self):
        return "Ho"


class MyExtTypeProtocol(ExtProtocol):

    ext_protocol_name = "mojo-myextypeprotocol"

    @classmethod
    def give_me_a_hey(cls):
        ...

    @classmethod
    def give_me_a_ho(cls):
        ...

class MyExtTypeFactory(ExtFactory, MyExtTypeProtocol):

    @classmethod
    def give_me_a_hey(cls):
        return Hey

    @classmethod
    def give_me_a_ho(cls):
        return Ho

Then what we do i we register the module where the type is found.

from mojo.extension.extensionconfiguration import ExtensionConfiguration
from mojo.extension.wellknown import ConfiguredSuperFactorySingleton

ExtensionConfiguration.CONFIGURED_FACTORY_MODULES = [
        "myextinst",
        "myexttype"
    ]

Then we get an instance of the super factory singleton.

from mojo.extension.wellknown import ConfiguredSuperFactorySingleton

superfactory = ConfiguredSuperFactorySingleton()

Then when we want to get the type from the extension, we utilize the protocol that was declared and ask for the type using the function on the protocol that will return the type.

hey_type = self._super_factory.get_override_types_by_order(MyExtTypeProtocol.give_me_a_hey)
ho_type = self._super_factory.get_override_types_by_order(MyExtTypeProtocol.give_me_a_ho)

hey = hey_type()
ho = ho_type()

print("")
print(f"{hey}... {ho}... {hey}... {ho}...")

References

• User Guide

• Coding Standards