pointfree is a small module that makes certain functional programming constructs more convenient to use in Python.
Specifically, it provides:
A decorator to enable automatic partial application of functions and methods.
Notations for function composition through operator overloading.
Helper functions to make composing generators more elegant.
The objective is to support the pointfree programming style in a lightweight and easy to use manner – and in particular, to serve as a nice syntax for the kind of generator pipelines described in David Beazley’s PyCon 2008 presentation, “Generator Tricks for Systems Programmers”.
Full documentation is available on the web at:
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