simple-switch 0.2.0

A simple and flexible switch statement implementation for Python.

Switch

Introduction

Switch is a Python library that provides a simple and flexible switch statement implementation. It allows you to write cleaner and more readable code by eliminating the need for long chains of if-else statements.

Usage

The switch library provides a Switch class that can be used to create switch statements. The Switch class takes a value as an argument, which is the value to be compared against the cases.

The case method takes a condition as an argument. If the condition evaluates to True, the corresponding function is executed. The default method is executed if no match is found.

Here is an example of how to use the Switch class:

from switch import Switch

with Switch(1) as s:
    if s.case(s.value == 1):
        pass
    if s.case(s.value == 2):
        pass
    if s.case(s.value == 3):
        print("1, 2, 3!!")
        raise Break()  # Exit the Switch context
    if s.case(s.value == 4):
        print("Won't see this... :(")
    if s.default:
        print('default')

Features:

• Simple and intuitive syntax
• Flexible conditions
• Support for multiple cases
• Default case handling
• Exception handling for breaking out of the switch statement

Benefits:

• Improved code readability
• Reduced code complexity
• Easier to maintain and debug

Conclusion:

The switch library is a valuable tool for any Python developer who wants to write cleaner and more readable code. It is a simple and flexible way to implement switch statements in Python.