This module offers an easy way to define named constants in Python, supporting some simple enum-like use case, as well as arbitrary value types like strings or floats. It is rather simple to use and does not have a big footprint, but supports the following features:
Ease of use (a simple class for scoping, plain definitions inside)
Enumeration of defined constants
Values know their name, i.e. you don’t have to guess which meaning the constant value 3 has (e.g. it’s name() will be ‘blue’ and its __repr__ will format as ‘Colors.blue’)
Arbitrary value types (not just integers)
Constant-ness (no change after time of definition)
Release files for named_constants 1.0
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