signalkit 0.1.1

Structured, UUID-based signal orchestration utilities for Python using Blinker

SignalKit

SignalKit is a lightweight utility library that builds on Blinker to provide structured, UUID-based signal-response orchestration.

Features

• Typed signal events using dataclasses (or any object with a request_id)
• Safe response correlation via request IDs
• Decorators to simplify consistent handler behavior
• High performance, minimal dependencies

Install

pip install -e .

Usage Example

from dataclasses import dataclass, field
import uuid
from src.core import CoolSignal

@dataclass
class SignalEvent:
    request_id: str = field(default_factory=lambda: str(uuid.uuid4()))

signal = CoolSignal()

def handler(sender, event: SignalEvent):
    if event.request_id == "abc":
        return "matched!"

signal.connect(handler)
event = SignalEvent(request_id="abc")
result = signal.send(signal, event=event)
print(result)  # "matched!"

Note

SignalKit works with any event object that has a request_id attribute. For high-performance or low-latency systems, you can use a dataclass as shown above. For more complex validation, you can use your own custom class.