flaschengeist/flaschengeist/utils/hook.py

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from functools import wraps
_hooks_before = {}
_hooks_after = {}
def Hook(function=None, id=None):
"""Hook decorator
Use to decorate functions as hooks, so plugins can hook up their custom functions.
"""
# `id` passed as `arg` not `kwarg`
if isinstance(function, str):
return Hook(id=function)
def decorator(function):
@wraps(function)
def wrapped(*args, **kwargs):
_id = id if id is not None else function.__qualname__
# Hooks before
for f in _hooks_before.get(_id, []):
f(*args, **kwargs)
# Main function
result = function(*args, **kwargs)
# Hooks after
for f in _hooks_after.get(_id, []):
f(*args, hook_result=result, **kwargs)
return result
return wrapped
# Called @Hook or we are in the second step
if callable(function):
return decorator(function)
else:
return decorator
def HookBefore(id: str):
"""Decorator for functions to be called before a Hook-Function is called
The hooked up function must accept the same arguments as the function hooked onto,
as the functions are called with the same arguments.
Hint: This enables you to modify the arguments!
"""
if not id or not isinstance(id, str):
raise TypeError("HookBefore requires the ID of the function to hook up")
def wrapped(function):
_hooks_before.setdefault(id, []).append(function)
return function
return wrapped
def HookAfter(id: str):
"""Decorator for functions to be called after a Hook-Function is called
As with the HookBefore, the hooked up function must accept the same
arguments as the function hooked onto, but also receives a
`hook_result` kwarg containing the result of the function.
Example:
```py
@HookAfter("some.id")
def my_func(hook_result):
# This function is executed after the function registered with "some.id"
print(hook_result) # This is the result of the function
```
"""
if not id or not isinstance(id, str):
raise TypeError("HookAfter requires the ID of the function to hook up")
def wrapped(function):
_hooks_after.setdefault(id, []).append(function)
return function
return wrapped