Decorator

🚀 About

Python's decorators in dart 🎆

Note: This is a work-in-progress

📄 TOC

1. 🚀 About
2. 📄 TOC
3. 📖 Usage
   1. 1. Decorator annotation
   2. 2. Decorator generator
4. 🚥 Versioning
5. 📝 Milestones
6. 🏅 Principle
7. 👥 Contributing
8. Git
9. 💄 Code style
10. ✅ Testing
11. ✨ Features and 🐛bugs
12. 📰 Changelog
    1. 1. Decorator annotation
       1. 0.0.1
    2. 2. Decorator generator
       1. 0.0.1
13. 📜 License

📖 Usage

1. Decorator annotation

import 'package:decorator/decorator.dart';
  
/// There are 2 ways for creating custom decorators
  
/// 1. Either use the provided [DecorateWith] decorator to create wrapper
/// functions and use [DecorateWith] as a proxy decorator
  
/// Greets the host
HostElement<R> greet<R>(HostElement<R> host) {
  print('Hello $host');
  
  return host;
}
  
/// 2. Or implement the [Wrapper] and [FunctionDecorator] interfaces, and create
/// the decorator yourself
  
/// Decorater that null checks all args
class ArgumentsNotNull implements Wrapper, FunctionDecorator {
  const ArgumentsNotNull();
  @override
  bool get runInRelease => true;
  
  @override
  HostElement<R> wraps<R>(HostElement<R> host) {
    if (host.args?.isNotEmpty ?? false) {
      for (var arg in host.args.keys) {
        if (host.args[arg] == null) {
          throw ArgumentError.notNull(arg);
        }
      }
    }
  
    if (host.kwargs?.keys?.isNotEmpty ?? false) {
      for (var kwarg in host.kwargs.keys) {
        if (host.kwargs[kwarg] == null) {
          throw ArgumentError.notNull(kwarg);
        }
      }
    }
  
    return host;
  }
}
  

2. Decorator generator

/// Creating a library is required for part generation to work
library decorator_generator.example;
  
/// Import the decorator package
import 'package:decorator/decorator.dart';
import 'package:logging/logging.dart';
  
/// Import the generated part
/// this is generated by running `pub run build_runner build`
part 'example.d.dart';
  
Future<void> main() async {
  print(joinArgs(['First'], arg2: ['Second']));
  print(joinArgs3(['First'], arg2: ['Second']));
  print(await joinArgs4(['First'], arg2: ['Second']));
  
  /// This will throw automatically before [_joinArgs2]
  /// gets executed
  // print(joinArgs2(['First'], null));
}
  
const Level myLevel = Level('mylevel', 555);
  
/// Logger for `decorator_generator.example`
final Logger logger = Logger('decorator_generator.example');
  
HostElement<R> greet<R>(HostElement<R> host) {
  print('Hello $host');
  
  return host;
}
  
/// This function joins its args
@MyLogger('_joinArgs', myLevel)
String _joinArgs(List<String> arg1, {List<String> arg2}) {
  print('_joingArgs executed');
  
  return ((arg1 ?? [])..addAll(arg2 ?? [])).join();
}
  
/// This function also joins its args but doesnt check them against being null
@ArgumentsNotNull()
String _joinArgs2(List<String> arg1, [List<String> arg2]) {
  print('_joinArgs2 executed');
  
  /// Here arguments are not being null checked
  /// but the [ArgumentsNotNull] decorator will throw even before this code gets
  /// executed
  return (arg1..addAll(arg2)).join();
}
  
/// This one also joins its args but it is decorated with a [HostWrapper], this
/// is useful when the decorater doesn't require any additional args.
@DecorateWith(greet)
String _joinArgs3(List<String> arg1, {List<String> arg2}) {
  print('_joingArgs3 executed');
  
  return ((arg1 ?? [])..addAll(arg2 ?? [])).join();
}
  
/// Another one just for fun
@MyLogger.detached('loggerName')
Future<String> _joinArgs4(List<String> arg1, {List<String> arg2}) async {
  print('_joingArgs4 executed');
  
  return ((arg1 ?? [])..addAll(arg2 ?? [])).join();
}
  
/// Decorater that null checks all args
class ArgumentsNotNull implements Wrapper, FunctionDecorator {
  const ArgumentsNotNull();
  @override
  bool get runInRelease => true;
  
  @override
  HostElement<R> wraps<R>(HostElement<R> host) {
    if (host.args?.isNotEmpty ?? false) {
      for (var arg in host.args.keys) {
        if (host.args[arg] == null) {
          throw ArgumentError.notNull(arg);
        }
      }
    }
  
    if (host.kwargs?.keys?.isNotEmpty ?? false) {
      for (var kwarg in host.kwargs.keys) {
        if (host.kwargs[kwarg] == null) {
          throw ArgumentError.notNull(kwarg);
        }
      }
    }
  
    return host;
  }
}
  
/// Decorater that logs the given host with any args
class MyLogger implements Wrapper, FunctionDecorator {
  /// Name of the logger to use
  final String loggerName;
  final Level logLevel;
  
  /// Wether this is a detached logger
  final bool isDetached;
  
  /// Uses the given logger [loggerName] for logging at [logLevel]
  const MyLogger(this.loggerName, [this.logLevel = Level.FINEST])
      : isDetached = false;
  
  /// Uses a detached logger for logging
  const MyLogger.detached(this.loggerName, [this.logLevel = Level.FINEST])
      : isDetached = true;
  
  @override
  bool get runInRelease => false;
  
  @override
  HostElement<R> wraps<R>(HostElement<R> host) {
    final message = '$host was called with '
        '\nargs:${host.args} and \nkwargs:${host.kwargs}';
  
    if (isDetached) {
      Logger.detached(loggerName).log(logLevel, message);
    } else {
      Logger(loggerName).log(logLevel, message);
    }
  
    return host;
  }
}
  

🚥 Versioning

This project follows Semantic Versioning 2.0.0

📝 Milestones

• Prepare v1.0.0
  • allow decorating class methods
  • allow decorating class fields
  • allow decorating top-level methods
  • allow decorating top-level fields
  • allow decorating classes
  • allow decorating libraries

🏅 Principle

This project follows The Twelve-Factor App principle

👥 Contributing

• 🍴 Fork this repo

• ⬇️ Clone your forked version
  git clone https://github.com/<you>/decorator.git

• ➕ Add this repo as a remote
  git remote add upstream https://github.com/devkabiir/decorator.git

• ⏬ Make sure you have recent changes
  git fetch upstream

• ✨ Make a new branch with your proposed changes/fixes/additions
  git checkout upstream/master -b name_of_your_branch

• 📑 Make sure you follow guidelines for Git

• ⏫ Push your changes
  git push origin name_of_your_branch

• 🔃 Make a pull request

Git

• ✔️ Sign all commits. Learn about signing-commits
• Use commitizen with cz-emoji adapter
• Check existing commits to get an idea
• Run the pre_commit script from project root pub run pre_commit
• If you're adding an and in your commit message, it should probably be separate commits
• Link relevant issues/commits with a # sign in the commit message
• Limit message length per line to 72 characters (excluding space required for linking issues/commits)
• Add commit description if message isn't enough for explaining changes

💄 Code style

• Maintain consistencies using included .editorconfig
• Everything else as per standard dart guidelines

✅ Testing

• Add tests for each new addition/feature
• Do not remove/change tests when refactoring
  • unless fixing already broken test.

✨ Features and 🐛bugs

Please file feature requests and bugs at the issue-tracker.

📰 Changelog

Changes for latest release at github-releases

1. Decorator annotation

0.0.1

• Initial version

2. Decorator generator

0.0.1

• Initial version

📜 License

MIT License
  
Copyright (c) 2019-Present Dinesh Ahuja <[email protected]>
  
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