tuttifrutti
A collection of tiny, lightweight, and highly optimized Python utilities to make your everyday coding sweet and crisp. Fully typed, zero external dependencies, and built with lazy-loading for maximum performance.
Utilities
1. OptionalChain
Tired of guarding deeply nested dictionaries or object lookups with defensive if configurations? OptionalChain brings clean, safe JavaScript-style optional chaining (?.) directly to Python.
from dataclasses import dataclass
from datetime import date
from typing import Any, Literal
from tuttifrutti import OptionalChain
@dataclass
class Course:
name: str
level: Literal["Basic", "Intermediate", "Advance"]
price: int | None
@dataclass
class AppUser:
name: str | None
username: str | None
age: int | None
courses: list[Course] | None
meta: dict[str, Any]
@dataclass
class AppResponse:
data: OptionalChain[AppUser]
status: int
course1 = Course(name="Python", level="Basic", price=2000)
course2 = Course(name="JS/TS", level="Intermediate", price=3400)
course3 = Course(name="Go", level="Advance", price=None)
app_user = AppUser(
name="Kunal",
username=None,
age=10,
courses=[course1, course2, course3],
meta={
"purchase_day": str(date.today()),
"coupon": True,
},
)
app_response = AppResponse(
data=OptionalChain(app_user),
status=200,
)
ans: int | None = app_response.data.courses[0].price.map(lambda x: x // 12).get()
print(ans) # Output: 166
def append_at_sign(username: str) -> str:
return f"{'@'}{username}"
result = app_response.data.username.map(append_at_sign).get()
print(result) # Output: None
More tiny utilities are actively cooking and coming soon!
📦 Features
- ⚡ Ultra Lightweight & Lazy-Loaded: Submodules are only loaded into memory when explicitly called—keeping your application startup lightning fast.
- 🛡️ Fully Type-Safe: Ships with explicit PEP 561 typing configurations (
py.typed) to ensure strict compatibility with tools likemypyand modern IDE autocomplete structures. - 🪶 Zero Dependencies: Pure, clean standard-library enhancements.
🚀 Installation
Install tuttifrutti using your favorite Python package manager:
# Using pip
pip install tuttifrutti
# Using uv
uv add tuttifrutti
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