Overview
Provides tools for guerilla (monkey)-patching.
The package provides two methods, patch and wrap, that are used to decorate the patch method.
Patching is only allowed if a signature on the original method is provided. Multiple signatures can be provided corresponding to various bona fide versions of the method.
Usage
>>> from monkey import patch, wrap
A patch completely replaces the original method.
>>> @patch(Module.existing_method, *method_signatures) ... def some_patch(*args): ... pass>>> Module.existing_method = some_patch
A wrap gets the original method passed as the first argument.
>>> @wrap(Module.existing_method, *method_signatures) ... def some_wrap(func, *args): ... pass>>> Module.existing_method = some_wrap
See the inline doctests for more information.
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