appspace is a component injection framework that allows any mishmash of Python classes, objects, functions, or modules to be dynamically cobbled together into an application.
An appspaced application is built with an appconf (application configuration) similar to a Django urlconf:
from appspace import patterns appconf = patterns( ... 'helpers', ... ('square', 'math.sqrt'), ... ('fabulous', 'math.fabs'), ... include('subapp', 'foo.bar.apps') ... )
Once configured, application components can be accessed as object attributes, dictionary keys, or by calling the component manager directly:
fab1 = plug.helpers.fabulous fab2 = plug['helpers']['fabulous'] fab1(2) 2.0 fab2(2) 2.0 plug.helpers.fabulous(2) 2.0 plug('fabulous', 2) 2.0
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easy application construction with easy building blocks
We found that appspace demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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