Convenient Currying for Python Decorators

curry.py

from functools import partial, wraps


def curry(f):
    """ Represent given n-ary function
        as a sequence of unary functions.

        Useful for function decorators with arguments.

        Each unary function provides a closure around
        one argument.  If all arguments have been passed,
        the initial function is called as usual.
        Passing arguments through separate invocations
        has the same effect as of enumerating them with comma
        in a single invocation.

        If decorated function is able to be called
        with different number of arguments, the first invocation
        with least enough total number of arguments
        shall do the call.
    """
    def curried(*args, **keywords):
        try:
            return f.__call__(*args, **keywords)
        except TypeError:
            return curry(partial(f, *args, **keywords))
    return wraps(f)(curried)