bender-hooks is a library which provides ways to easily create, search and invoke hooks anywhere in your code.
Hooks will be created as decorators so all you have to do is decorating functions you want to be invoked through that hook.
It can be used to define interfaces or callbacks for your application.
Install
To install bender-hooks all it takes is one command line:
pip install bender-hooks
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bender-hooks is under development, so if you want to join the team, you are welcome.
Feel free to open issues related to bugs or ideas.
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Fork bender-hooks before making any changes.
Write tests.
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License
bender-hooks is licensed under LGPL v3.0 license.
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