def component(self, obj):
result = Namespace()
for class_name in class_names_for(obj.__class__):
if class_name in self.config:
config = Namespace(self.config.get(class_name, {}))
shortcuts_config = Namespace(config.pop('shortcuts', {}))
result.update(config)
for shortcut_name in reversed(
getattr(obj, '__tri_declarative_shortcut_stack', [])):
result = Namespace(result,
shortcuts_config.get(shortcut_name, {}))
return result
def component(self, obj):
result = Namespace()
# TODO: is this wrong? Should it take classes first, then loop through shortcuts?
for class_name in class_names_for(type(obj)):
if class_name in self.config:
config = Namespace(self.config.get(class_name, {}))
shortcuts_config = Namespace(config.pop('shortcuts', {}))
result.update(config)
for shortcut_name in reversed(
getattr(obj, '__tri_declarative_shortcut_stack', [])):
result = Namespace(result,
shortcuts_config.get(shortcut_name, {}))
return result
def component(self, obj, is_root=False):
"""
Calculate the namespace of additional argument that should be applied
to the given object. If is_root is set to True, assets might also be
added to the namespace.
"""
result = Namespace()
# TODO: is this wrong? Should it take classes first, then loop through shortcuts?
for class_name in class_names_for(type(obj)):
if class_name in self.config:
config = Namespace(self.config.get(class_name, {}))
shortcuts_config = Namespace(config.pop('shortcuts', {}))
result.update(config)
for shortcut_name in reversed(getattr(obj, '__tri_declarative_shortcut_stack', [])):
result = Namespace(result, shortcuts_config.get(shortcut_name, {}))
if is_root:
result = Namespace(result, self.root)
return result
