GlueString
About
Glustring allows you to work with string templates flawlessly.
You can create multiple Gluegun's and generate strings out your templates with just one function.
List of template with one mapping, one template with a list of mapping or a list of templates with list of mappings, All possible with one type agnostic glue_it method !
Checkout the Recipes to see how gluestring package in actions
Table of contents
Install
pip3 install gluestring
Usage
from gluestring import Gluegun
pet_gluegun = Gluegun({
"pups": "🐶🐶🐶",
"kittens": "🐱🐱🐱",
"fishes": "🐠🐠🐠",
"octopus": "🐙🐙🐙"
})
result = pet_gluegun.glue_it(" I Love {{pups}} more than {{octopus}}.")
print(result)
# I Love 🐶🐶🐶 more than 🐙🐙🐙.Recipes
List of input strings with single dictionary
name_gluegun = Gluegun({
"name": "Fee",
"age" : 27,
"animal":"Kittens🐱"
})
result_list = name_gluegun.glue_it([
"Hello my name is {{name}} and i'm {{age}}.",
"{{name}} is good with {{animal}}!"
])
print(result_list[0])
print(result_list[1])
# 'Hello my name is Fee and i'm 27.'
# 'Fee is good with Kittens🐱!'Single input string with list of dictionary
name_gluegun = Gluegun([{
"name": "Fee",
"animal":"Kittens🐱"
},
{
"name": "Foo",
"animal":"Puppers🐶"
}])
result_list = name_gluegun.glue_it(
"Hello my name is {{name}} and I love {{animal}}."
)
print(result_list[0])
print(result_list[1])
# 'Hello my name is Fee and I love Kittens🐱.'
# 'Hello my name is Foo and I love Puppers🐶.'List of input strings with list of dictionary
name_gluegun = Gluegun([{
"name": "Fee",
"animal":"Kittens🐱"
},
{
"name": "Foo",
"age":14,
"animal":"Puppers🐶"
}])
result_list = name_gluegun.glue_it([
"Hello my name is {{name}} and i'm {{age}}.",
"{{name}} is good with {{animal}}!"
])
print(result_string_list[0])
print(result_string_list[1])
print(result_string_list[2])
print(result_string_list[3])
# 'Hello my name is Fee and i'm NA.'
# 'Hello my name is Foo and i'm 14.'
# 'Fee is good with Kittens🐱!'
# 'Foo is good with Puppers🐶!'- Will not throw exception on unknown keys, will use
NA, you can override it by adding adefaultkey in the dictionary.
offer_gluegun = Gluegun({
"offer_thirty": "30%",
"offer_fourty": "40%",
})
result_string = offer_gluegun.glue_it(
"Get {{alien_offer}} off & {{offer_fourty}} off if SUPER user."
)
print(result_string)
# 'Get NA off & 40% off if SUPER user.
