0.4.0 - New `@with_signature` decorator, and `create_function` accepts functions

New decorator @with_signature to change the signature of a callable. Fixes #3

create_function now accepts that a function be passed as a signature template. Fixes #10

See documentation page for details.

0.3.0 - Ability to generate functions from `Signature`

Functions can now be created from a Signature object, in addition to string signatures. This unlocks many useful use cases, among easily creating function wrappers. Note: the inner function that provides this feature is get_signature_from_string. Fixes #8

Improved design by getting rid of the regular expression parser to check parameters definition. This assumes that the compiler will correctly raise exceptions when a string signature is not correct, and that inspect.signature or funcsigs.signature works correctly at detecting all the parameter kinds and annotations on the resulting function. It seems like a fair assumption... Fixes #9.

See documentation page for details.

0.2.0 - Various new features and improvements

create_function:

• create_function does not require users to prepend "def " to the signature anymore. Fixed #5

• Return annotations are now supported. Fixes #4.

• Type hint as comments are supported but the generated function loses the annotations because inspect.signature loses the annotation too in that case. Fixes #7

• Variable-length arguments such as *args and **kwargs are now properly handled. Fixes #2

• Handler functions can now receive the dynamically created function as first argument, by using create_function(func_signature, func_handler, inject_as_first_arg=True). Fixes #1

• Renamed _call_ into _call_handler_ in the generated code.

Misc:

• Added pytest-cases dependency for tests.

See documentation page for details.