I have a decorator that I wanna make increase a counter anytime a function is routed through the decorator. So far this is my code
from functools import wraps
def count_check(function):
"""Returns number of times any function with this decorator is called
"""
count = []
@wraps(function)
def increase_count(*args, **kwargs):
count.append(1)
return function(*args, **kwargs), len(count)
return increase_count
It works fine, until another function passes through the decorator and count resets to 0 for that function. How can I aggregate the total number of times?
This should do it:
from functools import wraps
def count_check(function, count=[0]):
"""Returns number of times any function with this decorator is called
"""
@wraps(function)
def increase_count(*args, **kwargs):
count[0] += 1
return function(*args, **kwargs), count[0]
return increase_count
You could also get fancy and use a dictionary counting the functions individually as well as separately:
from functools import wraps
def count_check(function, count={}):
"""Returns number of times any function with this decorator is called
"""
count[function] = 0
@wraps(function)
def increase_count(*args, **kwargs):
count[function] += 1
return function(*args, **kwargs), count[function], sum(count.values())
return increase_count
Demo:
@count_check
def foo():
return 42
print(foo(), foo(), foo())
@count_check
def bar():
return 23
print(bar(), bar(), bar())
print(foo(), foo(), foo())
Prints:
(42, 1, 1) (42, 2, 2) (42, 3, 3)
(23, 1, 4) (23, 2, 5) (23, 3, 6)
(42, 4, 7) (42, 5, 8) (42, 6, 9)