Tag-formatter is a Python Package designed to format strings that based on user-input.
Project description
tag-formatter
Tag-formatter is a Python Package designed to format strings that based on user-input.
For example, tag-formatter can parse something such as:
Hello there, {user}!
Into something like:
Hello there, John!
Installation
You can install tag-formatter using pip.
pip install tag-formatter
Features
- Highly customizable
- Uses regex delimiters that you can set.
- Uses a parser rather than things like
str.format
- Because this was meant for user input, str.format wouldn't work (invalid tags mean KeyErrors)
- str.replace on the other hand, would be too tedious and limited.
- Argument parsing for tags
- Basic and function-based converters
- Default values for arguments
Example
You can find more examples in the examples folder.
import random
import tagformatter
class User:
name = 'John'
age = 21
parser = tagformatter.Parser()
@parser.tag("user")
def user_tag(env):
return env.user.name
@user_tag.tag("age")
def user_age_tag(env):
return env.user.age
@parser.tag("random", alias="rng")
def rng_tag(env, low: int = 1, high: int = 10):
return random.randint(low, high)
print(parser.parse("{user} is {user.age} years old. Random number: {random:1, 20}",
env={"user": User()}))
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