yxpy 0.1.5

callit

You can do:

from __future__ import print_function

print('x', 'y', sep=',')

But I can not do:

from __future__ import print_function

parameters = ('x', 'y', sep=',')
print(parameters)

With callit, I can do similar thing:

from __future__ import print_function
from yxpy.callit import CallIt

parameters = CallIt('x', 'y', sep=',')
parameters(print)

Sometimes, you may use Parameters(similar to CallIt):

from __future__ import print_function
from yxpy.callit import Parameters

parameters = Parameters('x', 'y', sep=',')
parameters(format)

dotit

Usually, dictionary can be used like this:

d = dict(a=1)
d['b'] = 2
x = d['a'] + d['b']

The members in dictionary can only be accessed by [], But in some other languages(eg. javascript), they can be access by .:

d.b = 2
x = d.a + d.b

With dotit, you can do same thing in similar manner, dotit provide thress class to do it.

DotDict:

from dotit import DotDict
d = DotDict(a=1)
d.b = 2
x = d.a + d.b

DotOrderedDict, inherit from collections.OrderedDict:

...     # similar to DotDict

DotIt, if you already have a dict like object, you can wrapper with DotIt:

d = dict(a=1, b=2)
...
d = DotIt(d)
x = d.a + d.b

DotIt can also deal with nest dict:

d = dict(a=dict(aa=1, ab=2), b=2)
...
d = DotIt(d)
x = d.a.aa + d.a.ab

loadit

Load or reload python object

import module:

import loadit

load moudule:

mod = loadit.load_it('mymodule')

load function:

func = loadit.load_it('mymodule.func')

load class:

MyClass = loadit.load_it('mymodule.MyClass')

reload module:

new_mod = loadit.reload_it(mod)

reload function:

new_func = loadit.reload_it(func)

reload class:

NewMyClass = loadit.reload_it(MyClass)

yamlfile

load config from YAML file, add a include tag.

main.yaml:

a: !include a.yaml

a.yaml:

name: a

usage:

from yxpy import yamlfile

yamlfile.load('main.yaml')

logginghandlers

• SocketHandler(host, port)

• DatagramHandler(host, port)

• RedisListHandler(list_name, list_maxsize=1024, host=’localhost’, port=6379, password=None)

• RedisPublishHandler(self, channel, host=’localhost’, port=6379, password=None)

socket_handler = SocketHandler(host, port)
...
datagram_handler = DatagramHandler(host, port)
...

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