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"""Exposes the SubclassRegistry that allows to define a single registration point of one or more subclasses of a |
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class SubclassRegistry(type, Generic[T]): |
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"""Subclass Registry |
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A (parent) class using this class as metaclass gains the 'subclasses' class attribute as well as the 'create' and |
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'register_as_subclass' class methods. |
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The 'subclasses' attribute is a python dictionary having string identifiers as keys and subclasses of the (parent) |
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The 'register_as_subclass' class method can be used as a decorator to indicate that a (child) class should belong in |
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the parent's class registry. An input string argument will be used as the unique key to register the subclass. |
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The 'create' class method can be invoked with a (string) key and suitable constructor arguments to later construct |
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instances of the corresponding child class. |
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>>> from so_magic.utils import SubclassRegistry |
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... class ChildClass(ParentClass): |
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raise ValueError(f'Bad "{str(cls.__name__)}" subclass request; requested subclass with identifier ' |
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f'{str(subclass_identifier)}, but known identifiers are ' |
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f'[{", ".join(str(subclass_id) for subclass_id in cls.subclasses.keys())}]') |
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f' Failed to create instance of class {cls.subclasses[subclass_identifier]}' |
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f' and kwargs [{", ".join(f"{k}={v}" for k, v in kwargs.items())}]') from any_error |
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in case of "identifier collision". Can be used as a python decorator. |
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