0.3.0-rc1

Enhancements

• #64 - Allow property type in user property to be a python enum and translate it to a jsonschema enum

  Sometimes a property should have one of a set of strictly enumerated values.
  For this use case it is possible to use a Python Enum as the property type
  of a given wysdom.UserProperty:

  from enum import Enum
  
  
  class Color(Enum):
      PINK = "pink"
      ORANGE = "orange"
  
  
  class Vehicle(UserObject):
      color = UserProperty(Color)
  
  
  >>> my_vehicle = Vehicle({"color": "orange"})
  >>> my_vehicle.color
  
  <Color.ORANGE: 'orange'>
  

• #65 - Regular expression support

  If you need to restrict the values that a UserProperty
  can take according to a regex pattern, you can specify this
  using the pattern parameter::

  class Vehicle(UserObject):
      rgb_hex_color = UserProperty(str, pattern=r"^[0-9a-f]{6}$")
  

  If your dictionary only has certain keys that are valid for your application
  according to a regex pattern, you can specify this with the parameter
  key_pattern:

  color_names = UserProperty(
      SchemaDict(ColorName),
      key_pattern=r"^[0-9a-f]{6}$"
  )
  

• #66 - Convenience function: properties

  Introduces the convenience function wysdom.properties so that:

  for name, parameter in MyObject.__json_schema_properties__.properties.items():
  

  can be simplified to:

  for name, parameter in wysdom.properties(MyObject).items():
  

• #67 - Convenience classes: ListProperty and DictProperty

  Introduces the convenience classes wysdom.ListProperty and wysdom.DictProperty so that:

  people_list = UserProperty(SchemaArray(Person))
  

  can be simplified to:

  people_list = ListProperty(Person)
  

  and

  people_dict = UserProperty(SchemaDict(Person))
  

  can be simplified to:

  people_dict = DictProperty(Person)