Hello,
I am refactoring my rigging API code, and I am trying to make my code a bit
more clean.
from PySide2 import QtWidgets, QtCore
from abc import ABCMeta, abstractmethod
class Widget():
__metaclass__ = ABCMeta
@abstractmethod
def __call__(self, **kwargs):
for key in kwargs:
if key == "t":
self.title()
if key == "n":
self.widgetName()
if key == "c":
self.color()
if key == "tt":
self.toolTip()
if key == "p":
self.parent()
def title(self):
print "this will give the widget a title"
def widgetName(self):
print "this will give the widget a name"
def color(self):
print "this will give the widget color"
def toolTip(self):
print "this will pop up a tooltip"
def parent(self):
print "this will give a parent to the widget"
class PushButton(Widget):
def __call__(self, **kwargs):
super(PushButton, self).__call__(**kwargs)
class ComboBox(Widget):
def __call__(self, **kwargs):
super(ComboBox, self).__call__(**kwargs)
# Run
pushBtn = PushButton()
pushBtn(t="push me", n="pushBtnA")
pushBtn(t="push me too", n="pushBtB", c=("rgb(100, 25, 75)"), p=None, tt="I
am here to help")
cmbBox = ComboBox()
cmbBox(n="comboBoxA")
Basically I have created an abstract class thas is inherited by diferent
type of widgets.What do you think about that design. I like the fact is
that in one line I can set an entire widget, and that it works with
multiple types of widgets.
But According to "clean code" by Robert C.Martin (uncle bob) I might be
breaking 2 rules here:
. the __call__ in the base class is too long and have multiple if
statements.
. methods should maximum 3 arguments, with that design I can add as many as
I want.
what do you think? Does this code make any sense?
Thanks,
R
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