The purpose of this package is to provide a simple way to add hooks to functions and methods that trigger before or after the function/method call.
Only downside is that it breaks static type analysis and related tools.
pip install simple-hooks
There are several ways to use this library. There are four functions available:
enable_hooks
enable_hooks_on_callable
enable_hooks_on_method
enable_hooks_on_class
The simplest way to use this is to use enable_hooks
as a decorator as it will
automatically call either enable_hooks_on_class
or enable_hooks_on_callable
;
enable_hooks_on_class
will call enable_hooks_on_method
instead of
enable_hooks_on_callable
for class methods.
from simple_hooks import enable_hooks
make_log = lambda label: lambda *args, **kwargs: print(f"{label}: {args=} {kwargs=}")
@enable_hooks
def does_something(arg: str):
print(arg)
does_something.add_before_hook(make_log('before'))
does_something.add_after_hook(make_log('after'))
does_something('hello')
# before: args=('hello',) kwargs={}
# hello
# after: args=('hello',) kwargs={}
The enable_hooks
decorator can also be used with class methods:
from simple_hooks import enable_hooks
make_log = lambda label: lambda *args, **kwargs: print(f"{label}: {args=} {kwargs=}")
class Thing:
@enable_hooks
def do_something(self, arg: str):
print(arg)
def __repr__(self) -> str:
return "Thing instance"
Thing.do_something.add_before_hook(make_log('before static'))
Thing.do_something.add_after_hook(make_log('after static'))
t = Thing()
t.do_something('test')
# before static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
# test
# after static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
t.do_something.add_before_hook(make_log('before instance'))
t.do_something.add_after_hook(make_log('after instance'))
t.do_something('test')
# prints the following:
# before static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
# before instance: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
# test
# after static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
# after instance: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
The enable_hooks
decorator can also be used with a class itself. However, note
that the hooks for the methods will not be passed the self reference for hooks
added to instances.
from simple_hooks import enable_hooks
make_log = lambda label: lambda *args, **kwargs: print(f"{label}: {args=} {kwargs=}")
@enable_hooks
class Thing:
def do_something(self, arg: str):
print(arg)
def __repr__(self) -> str:
return "Thing instance"
Thing.do_something.add_before_hook(make_log('before static'))
Thing.do_something.add_after_hook(make_log('after static'))
t = Thing()
t.do_something('test')
# before static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
# test
# after static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
t.do_something.add_before_hook(make_log('before instance'))
t.do_something.add_after_hook(make_log('after instance'))
t.do_something('test')
# prints the following:
# before instance: args=('test') kwargs={}
# before static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
# test
# after static: args=(Thing instance, 'test') kwargs={}
# after instance: args=('test') kwargs={}
To test, clone the repo and run the following:
python tests/test_functions.py
There are currently only 5 tests as this is a simple library.
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