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PyDIVKit examples
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=================
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This library is for working with DivKit with python.
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This library is designed to work with [DivKit](http://divkit.tech/) with python.
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Features:
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* Declarative and imperative DivKit blocks definition
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Object construction
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-------------------
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The main idea is a provides ability to construct blocks by python objects.
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The main idea is to provide a tool for creating blocks using Python objects.
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```python
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import json
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Templating and DRY
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------------------
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Of course building blocks from your code every time manually it's
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a very boring. So the first idea it's a move initialization of the
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DivKit objects to the functions.
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Of course, manually building blocks from your code every time is boring.
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So, the first idea is to move the initialization of DivKit objects
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into functions.
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```python
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# Naive DRY example which strictly non-recommended
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**PyDivKit supports defining templates through the inheritance.**
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Let's define an example card.
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Let's define an example card:
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```python
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import json
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the class is declaring at import time, and have the
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format `{module_name}.{class_name}`.
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The following example, which I am sure will not occur in the wild, shows a
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warning if suddenly the names of the classes, and hence the templates, conflict.
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The following example, sure will not occur in the wild, shows a warning if
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suddenly the names of the classes, and hence the templates, conflict.
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```python
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import pydivkit as dk
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