runtime-final
Declare final Python classes and methods at runtime.
This module provides a decorator based interface to declare final
classes and methods. This module is inspired by and is compatible with typing.final.
See PEP-591 for more
details on this topic.
Installation
Python 3.6 or higher is required.
You can simply install this module from pip.
python -m pip install runtime-final
Usage
The main component of this module is the final decorator that
can be used to decorate classes and methods inside a class. As
such:
- Classes decorated with @final cannot be subclassed.
- Methods decorated with @final cannot be overriden in subclasses.
For example with classes:
from runtime_final import final
@final
class Foo:
...
class Bar(Foo): # Raises RuntimeError
...
And with methods:
from runtime_final import final
class User:
@final
def edit(self):
...
class AnotherUser(User):
def edit(self): # Raises RuntimeError
...
Documentation
For more details, see the documentation
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