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Broken example of a protocol registry
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"""A broken attempt at a Protocol-based registry. | |
I have a system with replaceable implementations. A ``Heading`` | |
might be asked for on a page, but which one you get depends | |
on some criteria. | |
mypy doesn't seem to like using Protocols at runtime. This | |
small module has 7 errors. | |
""" | |
from dataclasses import dataclass | |
from typing import Protocol, TypeVar | |
class Heading(Protocol): | |
full_name: str | |
@dataclass() | |
class DataclassHeading: | |
full_name: str = "Dataclass Heading" | |
class PlainClassHeading: | |
full_name: str | |
def __init__(self, full_name: str = "Plain Class Heading"): | |
self.full_name = full_name | |
# Problems begin. Is ``TypeVar`` even the right concept? | |
T = TypeVar("T") | |
# | |
implementations: dict[Protocol[T], T] = dict( | |
Heading=[DataclassHeading, PlainClassHeading], | |
) | |
def construct(protocol: Protocol[T], choice: int) -> T: | |
target = implementations[protocol][choice] | |
return target() | |
dh = construct(Heading, 0) | |
pch = construct(Heading, 1) |
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