roster 0.1.11

Python object registers. Keep track of your classes, functions and data.

roster

Python object registers. Keep track of your classes, functions and data.

Installation

roster can be installed from PyPI

pip install roster

Usage:

Record

Default Record

from roster import Record

numbers: Record[int] = Record()

numbers(1)
numbers(2)
numbers(3)

>>> numbers
[1, 2, 3]

Generate each item

from roster import Record

characters: Record[str] = Record()

@characters.item
def character(char: str, /) -> str:
    return char.upper()

character('a')
character('b')
character('c')

>>> characters
['A', 'B', 'C']

Register

Default Register

from roster import Register

services: Register[str, type] = Register()

@services('youtube')
class YouTube: pass

@services('spotify')
class Spotify: pass

>>> services
{'youtube': <class '__main__.YouTube'>, 'spotify': <class '__main__.Spotify'>}

Generate each key

from roster import Register
from typing import Callable

functions: Register[str, Callable] = Register()

@functions.key
def function(name: str, /) -> str:
    return name.upper()

@function('foo')
def foo(): pass

@function('bar')
def bar(): pass

>>> functions
{'FOO': <function foo at 0x7f9c4f065790>, 'BAR': <function bar at 0x7f9c4f065820>}

Generate each value

from roster import Register
from typing import Callable

functions: Register[str, Callable] = Register()

@functions.value
def function(name: str, /) -> str:
    return name.upper()

@function('foo')
def foo(): pass

@function('bar')
def bar(): pass

>>> functions
{<function foo at 0x7f26443aa790>: 'FOO', <function bar at 0x7f26443aa820>: 'BAR'}

Generate each entry

from roster import Register
from typing import Tuple

identifiers: Register[str, str] = Register()

@identifiers.entry
def identifier(code: str, /) -> Tuple[str, str]:
    return (code[0], code.upper())

identifier('foo')
identifier('bar')

>>> identifiers
{'f': 'FOO', 'b': 'BAR'}