Paramdec is a convenient way to create parametrized decorators.
Usage
Create your parametrized decorator:
>>> from paramdec import paramdec >>> @paramdec ... def my_dec(func, foo=42, bar=None): ... def wrapper(*func_args, **func_kwargs): ... # Process foo and bar ... return func(*func_args, **func_kwargs) ... return wrapper
Use it with parameters:
>>> @my_dec(bar="bar") >>> def func(): pass
Or without parameters:
>>> @my_dec() >>> def func(): pass
Or even without parentheses:
>>> @my_dec >>> def func(): pass
Also, consider using functools.wraps for your decorators.
Limitations
No positional args supported.
The rationale behind this is the fact that I have not found any pythonic way to make a decorator differentiate between a function to be decorated and a callback. So if you pass a single callable positional argument to a parametrized decorator, it will mistakenly decide that it was called not as a factory but as a casual decorator.
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