Helpers for creating Domain Specific Languages (a.k.a. pretty APIs) embedded in Python
currently contains:
a function to create DeclarativeMetaClasses
a base class/mixin to save kwargs passed to init on the object
a classinstancemethod decorator, which allows an instancemethod to be called on an uninstantiated class by automatically creating an instance.
TODO
At the moment, classinstancemethod just instantiates the class with no parameters, but ideally it should be possible to pass it args and kwargs with which to instantiate.
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