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.github | ||
.reuse | ||
docs | ||
generic | ||
LICENSES | ||
tests | ||
.gitignore | ||
.pre-commit-config.yaml | ||
.readthedocs.yml | ||
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | ||
CONTRIBUTING.md | ||
poetry.lock | ||
pyproject.toml | ||
README.md | ||
SECURITY.md |
Generic programming library for Python
Generic is a library for Generic programming, also known as Multiple dispatch.
The Generic library supports:
- multi-dispatch: like
functools.singledispatch
, but for more than one parameter - multi-methods: multi-dispatch, but for methods
- event dispatching: based on a hierarchical event structure (event objects)
You can read documentation hosted at excellent readthedocs.org project. Development takes place on github.
Changes
1.1.3
- Dependency updates
1.1.2
- Replace print statements with logging
- Enable trusted publisher for PyPI
- Create Security Policy
- Update LICENSE to BSD 3-Clause
- Add support for Python 3.12
- Simplify build: drop tox
- Update documentation theme to Furo
- Switch linting to ruff
1.1.1
- Add support for Python 3.11
- Move mypy configuration to pyproject.toml
- Enable automatic release of new versions with CI
1.1.0
- Rename
master
branch tomain
generic.event.Manager
executes all handlers and throws anExceptionGroup
in case of errors
1.0.1
- Add Support for Python 3.10, Drop Support for Python 3.7
- Enable Pre-commit Hooks for isort, toml, yaml, pyupgrade, docformatter, and flake8
- Migrate to GitHub Actions
1.0.0
- Updated documentation on Readthedocs
- Fix
multimethod.otherwise
clause
1.0.0b1
- Ported the code to Python 3.7, Python 2 is no longer supported
- Multimethods now have their own module
- The interface now mimics
functools.singledispatch
:- the
when
method has been renamed toregister
- overriding of methods is no longer possible
- the
0.3.1
- Minor fixes in distribution.
0.3
- Event management with event inheritance support.
0.2
- Methods with multidispatch by object type and positional arguments.
- Override multifunctions with
override
method.
0.1
- Registry with simple and type axes.
- Functions with multidispatch by positional arguments.