YATODO
YATODO (Yet Another TODO) is a placeholder function for code that needs to be implemented. It raises a NotImplementedError with a descriptive message about the call site. It can be inserted anywhere in the code where functionality is yet to be implemented, without basedpyright screaming warnings. You can use it as a placeholder for function bodies, expressions that are not yet decided, or even insert into the middle of an not fully implemented class.
Provides three functions: todo(what: str), todof(msg: str), and todoc(msg: str). todo(what: str) can be inserted anywhere in the code where functionality is yet to be implemented, without basedpyright screaming warnings. todof(msg: str) is a decorator that can be used to mark entire functions as TODOs. When the decorated function is called, it raises a NotImplementedError with a descriptive message about the call site. todoc(msg: str) is a class decorator that can be used to mark entire classes as TODOs. When any method of the decorated class is called, it raises a NotImplementedError with a descriptive message about the call site.
Usage
from yatodo import todo, todof, todoc
# Example 1: Using todo as a placeholder for a function body
def my_function():
todo("Implement the logic for my_function")
# Example 2: Using todo as a placeholder in an expression
def calculate_area(radius: float) -> float:
return 3.14 * todo() * todo()
# Example 3: Using todof to mark an entire function as a TODO
@todof("This function is not implemented yet")
def unimplemented_function():
pass
# Example 4: Using todoc to mark an entire class as a TODO
@todoc("This class is not implemented yet")
class UnimplementedClass:
def method_one(self):
pass
def method_two(self):
pass
@todof("This method is not implemented yet")
def already_decorated_method(self):
pass
@staticmethod
@todof("This static method is not implemented yet")
def already_decorated_static_method():
pass
@classmethod
@todof("This class method is not implemented yet")
def already_decorated_class_method(cls):
pass
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