Source code for autowire.decorators
"""
autowire.decorators
===================
Decorators for autowire.
"""
import contextlib
from .helpers import GloballySharedImplementation, SharedImplementation
from .impl.function import FunctionImplementation
[docs]def shared(impl: FunctionImplementation=None, *, globally=False):
"""
Convert implementation to shared resource implementation.
Shared resource shares context using reference counting.
When you try to resolve shared resource that already resolve but not teared
down, It brings previously resolved resouce. ::
from contextlib import contextmanager
from autowire import Context, Resource
from autowire.decorators import shared
dog = Resource('dog', __name__)
walk = Resource('walk', __name__)
@dog.implement
@shared
@impl.implementation
@contextmanager
def with_dog(resource, context):
print("Dog is entering")
try:
yield "🐶"
finally:
print("Dog leaved")
@walk.implement
@impl.implementation
@contextmanager
def with_walking(resource, context):
with context.resolve(dog) as dog_value:
yield "Walking with {}".format(dog_value)
context = Context()
with context.resolve(walk) as message:
print(message)
with context.resolve(dog) as dog_value:
print("Feeding {}".format(dog_value))
# Output:
# Dog is entering
# Walking with 🐶
# Feeding 🐶
# Dog leaved
When set globally to `True` the resource will be shared globally.
"Globally shared" means resource is shared in providing context.
Globally shared resource will be tied into resource's providing context.
It means that children's context will not be able to be used
in this resource. ::
res1 = Resource('res1', __name__)
res2 = Resource('res2', __name__)
@res2.implement
@shared(globally=True)
@impl.implementation
@contextlib.contextmanager
def with_res1(resource, context):
with context.resolve(res2) as res1_factory:
res1 = res1_factory()
try:
yield res1
finally:
res1.teardown()
context = Context()
child = Context(context)
@child.autowired(res2)
def with_res2():
yield ...
# Get ResourceNotProvidedError, even though child context provides
# res2. Because res1 was shared globally in parent context.
with child.resolve(res1):
...
"""
if impl is not None:
return shared(globally=globally)(impl)
def decorator(impl: FunctionImplementation):
if globally:
shared_impl = GloballySharedImplementation(impl)
else:
shared_impl = SharedImplementation(impl)
# Create a function implementation to preserve interface
@contextlib.contextmanager
def evaluator(fn, resource, context):
with shared_impl.reify(resource, context) as value:
yield value
return FunctionImplementation(impl.function, evaluator)
return decorator