short usage

from switcheroo import Switch

switch = Switch({
    'foo': lambda x: x+1,
})

>>> switch['foo'](1)
2

>>> switch['bar'](1)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
KeyError: 'bar'

from switcheroo import Switch, default

switch = Switch({
    'foo': lambda x: x+1,
    default: lambda x: x-1,
})

>>> switch['foo'](1)
2

>>> switch['bar'](1)
0

explicit usage

from switcheroo import Switch

def handle_foo(x):
    return x+1

def handle_others(x):
    return x-1

switch = Switch()
switch.register('foo', handler=handle_foo)
switch.default(handle_others)

>>> switch.lookup('foo')(1)
2

>>> switch.lookup('bar')(1)
0

>>> switch.override('foo', lambda x: x+2)
>>> switch.lookup('foo')(1)
3

decorator usage

from switcheroo import Switch

switch = Switch()

@switch.handles('foo')
def handle_foo(x):
    return x+1

@switch.default
def handle_others(x):
    return x-1

>>> switch['foo'](1)
2

>>> switch['bar'](1)
0

@switch.overrides('foo')
def new_handle_foo(x):
    return x+2

>>> switch['foo'](1)
3

class helper usage

class MoarThingz(object):

    switch = Switch()

    def __init__(self, state):
        self.state = state

    @switch.handles('foo')
    def handle_foo(self, x):
        return self.state - x

    @switch.default
    def handle_foo(self, x):
        return self.state + x

    def dispatch(self, case, factor, x):
        return factor * self.switch[case](self, x)

>>> things = MoarThingz(3)
>>> things.dispatch('foo', factor=1, x=1)
2
>>> things.dispatch('bar', factor=-1, x=2)
-5

subclass usage

from switcheroo import Switch, handles, default

class MySwitch(Switch):

    @handles('foo')
    def handles(x):
        return x+1

    @default
    def default(x):
        return x-1

>>> MySwitch['foo'](1)
2
>>> MySwitch['bar'](1)
0

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