python_utils_converters_and_type_enforcement_decorators_quickstart.py

1from python_utils import converters, decorators
2
3# Using converters to safely transform data
4integer_value = converters.to_int('123')
5float_value = converters.to_float('123.45')
6bool_value = converters.to_bool('yes')
7
8print(f"Integer: {integer_value}")
9print(f"Float: {float_value}")
10print(f"Boolean: {bool_value}")
11
12# Using decorators to enforce types
13class MyClass:
14    pass
15
16@decorators.enforce_signature
17def my_function(a: int, b: MyClass):
18    return f"Received {a} and an instance of {b.__class__.__name__}"
19
20# This will work
21print(my_function(1, MyClass()))
22
23# This would raise a TypeError if uncommented
24# print(my_function('not an int', MyClass()))