Release Notes¶

Classcore 1.3.1 (2025-06-07)¶

When reclassifying modules recursively, ensure that replacement class is included in recursive invocations.

Fill out docstrings for all public classes and functions in package.
Integrate with Dynadoc. Adds special introspection control which avoid docstring updates on immutable classes. Adds Dynadoc with_docstring decorator to set of decorators on standard classes.

Fix interaction with slotted dataclasses on Python 3.11+.
Properly report test coverage by considering doctests too. (Not a user-facing fix; however important to note that coverage was 100% on initial release, but Github Actions workflow was not properly setup to capture coverage from doctests and so it only reported 95% coverage.)

Add support for CPython 3.10 to 3.13.
Add support for PyPy 3.10.
Base classes and class factory classes which provide standard behaviors (immutability of all attributes after initialization, concealment of all non-public attributes from dir) by default. Can apply additional decorators and can tune for selective or total mutability or visibility. Enforce on class attributes and instance attributes.
Class and dataclass decorators which apply a set of standard behaviors to classes so that they produce instances which are immutable and which only reveal public attributes by default. Decorators are tunable via arguments to provide selective or total attributes mutability and visibility as desired.
Class decorator which accepts a sequence of other class decorators to apply. Reduces height of decorator stacks and improves their reusability.
Decorators for modifying class factory classes (metaclasses) so that they can handle inline application of decorators during production of classes. This includes logic for the case where a decorator replaces a class rather than modifies it.
Module class which enforces immutability and visibility limitation on module attributes. (Visibility restriction is to reveal only public attributes to dir.) Also, conveience function which can reclassify a module or an entire package, recursively, to use this class.