ifcollector
A framework for creating complex if statements.
pip3 install ifcollectorHow to
With ifcollector, if statements can be created from lists. For complex if statements, stating all your conditionals in a list has the advantage of making code more readable and reuseable.
To use it, create a list with all the conditionals that will be evaluated against a single value. The conditionals can be a function, a boolean expression in the form of a string, or a lambda. For all boolean expressions and lamdas, the keyword value will be used for the variable being evaluated.
from re import search
from ifcollector import ifandstatement
from ifcollector import iforstatement
def matches_email_regex(value):
match_object = search(r'^(\w|\.|\_|\-)+[@](\w|\_|\-|\.)+[.]\w{2,3}$',
value)
return bool(match_object)
is_valid_gmail = [
"len(value) > 5",
"'@' in value",
matches_email_regex,
"'gmail.com' in value",
lambda value: bool(search(r'^(\w|\.|\_|\-)+[@](\w|\_|\-|\.)+[.]\w{2,3}$',
value))
]
my_email = "jeff.gruenbaum@gmail.com"
if ifandstatement(my_email, *is_valid_gmail):
print("The email is valid!")Output:
The email is valid!
