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21''' Utilities for the decoration of classes, including metaclasses. '''
24from . import __
25from . import nomina as _nomina
26from . import utilities as _utilities
29def apply_decorators(
30 cls: type[ __.U ], decorators: _nomina.Decorators[ __.U ]
31) -> type:
32 ''' Applies sequence of decorators to class.
34 If decorators replace classes (e.g., ``dataclass( slots = True )``),
35 then any necessary repairs are performed on the replacement class with
36 respect to the original. E.g., on CPython, the class closure cell is
37 repaired so that ``super`` operates correctly in methods of the
38 replacement class.
39 '''
40 for decorator in decorators:
41 cls_ = decorator( cls )
42 if cls is cls_: continue # Simple mutation. No replacement.
43 _utilities.repair_class_reproduction( cls, cls_ )
44 cls = cls_ # Use the replacement class.
45 return cls
48def decoration_by(
49 *decorators: _nomina.Decorator[ __.U ],
50 preparers: _nomina.DecorationPreparers[ __.U ] = ( ),
51) -> _nomina.Decorator[ __.U ]:
52 ''' Class decorator which applies other class decorators.
54 Useful to apply a stack of decorators as a sequence.
56 Can optionally execute a sequence of decoration preparers before
57 applying the decorators proper. These can be used to alter the
58 decorators list itself, such as to inject decorators based on
59 introspection of the class.
60 '''
61 def decorate( cls: type[ __.U ] ) -> type[ __.U ]:
62 decorators_ = list( decorators )
63 for preparer in preparers: preparer( cls, decorators_ )
64 return apply_decorators( cls, decorators_ )
66 return decorate
69def produce_class_construction_decorator(
70 attributes_namer: _nomina.AttributesNamer,
71 constructor: _nomina.ClassConstructor[ __.T ],
72) -> _nomina.Decorator[ __.T ]:
73 ''' Produces metaclass decorator to control class construction.
75 Decorator overrides ``__new__`` on metaclass.
76 '''
77 def decorate( clscls: type[ __.T ] ) -> type[ __.T ]:
78 original = __.typx.cast(
79 _nomina.ClassConstructorLigation | None,
80 clscls.__dict__.get( '__new__' ) ) # pyright: ignore
82 if original is None:
84 def construct_with_super(
85 clscls_: type[ __.T ],
86 name: str,
87 bases: tuple[ type, ... ],
88 namespace: dict[ str, __.typx.Any ], *,
89 decorators: _nomina.Decorators[ __.T ] = ( ),
90 **arguments: __.typx.Any,
91 ) -> type[ object ]:
92 superf = __.typx.cast(
93 _nomina.ClassConstructorLigation,
94 super( clscls, clscls_ ).__new__ )
95 if clscls is not clscls_:
96 # Parent metaclass within a hierarchy: delegate without
97 # duplicating preprocessing or decoration.
98 return superf(
99 clscls_, name, bases, namespace, **arguments )
100 return constructor(
101 clscls_, superf,
102 name, bases, namespace, arguments, decorators )
104 setattr( clscls, '__new__', construct_with_super )
106 else:
108 def construct_with_original(
109 clscls_: type[ __.T ],
110 name: str,
111 bases: tuple[ type, ... ],
112 namespace: dict[ str, __.typx.Any ], *,
113 decorators: _nomina.Decorators[ __.T ] = ( ),
114 **arguments: __.typx.Any,
115 ) -> type[ object ]:
116 if clscls is not clscls_:
117 # Parent metaclass within a hierarchy: delegate without
118 # duplicating preprocessing or decoration.
119 return original(
120 clscls_, name, bases, namespace, **arguments )
121 return constructor(
122 clscls_, original,
123 name, bases, namespace, arguments, decorators )
125 setattr( clscls, '__new__', construct_with_original )
127 return clscls
129 return decorate
132def produce_class_initialization_decorator(
133 attributes_namer: _nomina.AttributesNamer,
134 initializer: _nomina.ClassInitializer,
135) -> _nomina.Decorator[ __.T ]:
136 ''' Produces metaclass decorator to control class initialization.
138 Decorator overrides ``__init__`` on metaclass.
139 '''
140 def decorate( clscls: type[ __.T ] ) -> type[ __.T ]:
141 original = __.typx.cast(
142 _nomina.InitializerLigation | None,
143 clscls.__dict__.get( '__init__' ) ) # pyright: ignore
145 if original is None:
147 def initialize_with_super(
148 cls: type, *posargs: __.typx.Any, **nomargs: __.typx.Any
149 ) -> None:
150 ligation = super( clscls, cls ).__init__
151 if clscls is not type( cls ):
152 # Parent metaclass within a hierarchy: delegate without
153 # duplicating completion logic.
154 ligation( *posargs, **nomargs )
155 return
156 initializer( cls, ligation, posargs, nomargs )
158 clscls.__init__ = initialize_with_super
160 else:
162 @__.funct.wraps( original )
163 def initialize_with_original(
164 cls: type, *posargs: __.typx.Any, **nomargs: __.typx.Any
165 ) -> None:
166 if clscls is not type( cls ):
167 # Parent metaclass within a hierarchy: delegate without
168 # duplicating completion logic.
169 original( cls, *posargs, **nomargs )
170 return
171 ligation = __.funct.partial( original, cls )
172 initializer( cls, ligation, posargs, nomargs )
174 clscls.__init__ = initialize_with_original
176 return clscls
178 return decorate