source: geniuswebcore/geniusweb/references/Parameters.py@ 59

from __future__ import annotations

from copy import deepcopy
from typing import Dict, Any

from pyson.JsonGetter import JsonGetter
from pyson.JsonValue import JsonValue


class Parameters:
        '''
        init parameters for a party. Object must be either a HashMap, List, String or
        Number. Other objects may not deserialize properly. We never use blanket
        Object deserializers (enableDefaultTyping) because of security reasons.
        '''

        def __init__(self, parameters:Dict[str, Any]={}) :
                '''
                @param parameters dict of key-value pairs. values can be primitive
                object, but also a list or dict. The value will be used 'as is',
                so this will not be parsed as a geniusweb object but kept as list/dict.
                '''
                self._params = deepcopy(parameters);
                # deepcopy to ensure our copy is immutable

        def get(self,  key:str) -> object:
                '''
                @param key the key to get the value for.
                @return the raw value
                '''
                return self._params[key]
        
        @JsonValue()
        def getParameters(self):
                return deepcopy(self._params)


        def isEmpty(self) -> bool:
                '''
                @return true iff params is empty
                '''
                return len(self._params)==0
        

        def containsKey(self, key:str) -> bool:
                '''
                @param key the key to be checked
                @return true iff params contains the given key
                '''
                return key in self._params


        def With(self, key:str, val:object) -> Parameters :
                '''
                @param key the key. Key may already in params.
                @param val the new value for the key
                @return new Parameters , which is copy of this but with key-value pair
                        added/overridden
                '''
                newparams = dict(self._params) # our params are immutable 
                newparams[key]= val
                return Parameters(newparams)


        def __hash__(self):
                return sum( [ hash(k) + 31 * hash(v) for (k,v) in self._params.items()])
        
        def __eq__(self, other):
                return isinstance(other, self.__class__) \
                        and self._params == other._params

        def __repr__(self):
                return str(self._params)