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Simple object to navigate complex python objects
To install: pip install guide
Object that provides a mapping interface to the attributes of python object.
The keys will be the names of the attributes and the values will be Attrs
instances of said attributes.
>>> import guide
>>> from guide import Attrs
>>> a = Attrs(guide)
>>> sorted(a) # you would usually use ``list`` instead of ``sorted`` but the latter is used for test consistency
['Attrs', 'ObjReader', 'base', 'util']
>>> aa = a['Attrs']
>>> sorted(aa)
['get', 'head', 'items', 'keys', 'module_from_path', 'update_keys_cache', 'values']
Here's how you could implement a generator of paths (tuples) of internal module of a given module:
from guide import Attrs
import inspect
def internal_modules(module, path=()):
if not isinstance(module, Attrs):
module = Attrs(module)
prefix = module.src.__name__
for k, v in module.items():
if inspect.ismodule(v.src) and v.src.__name__.startswith(prefix):
yield path + (k,)
yield from internal_modules(v, path=path + (k,))
>>> import guide
>>> for path in internal_modules(guide):
... print(path)
('tools',)
('tests',)
('tests', 'simple_tests')
('base',)
('util',)
The base function for this is guide.tools.recollect
.
The following submodule_callables
is simply constructed from recollect
.
>>> import guide
>>> print(*sorted(set(x.__name__ for x in guide.tools.submodule_callables(guide))), sep='\n')
Attrs
ObjReader
copy_attrs
internal_modules
is_an_obj_of_module
is_hashable
not_underscore_prefixed
recollect
submodule_callables
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Simple object to navigate complex python objects
We found that guide 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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