Graham Dumpleton Is Writing a Wrapture Tutorial Almost Every Day
Graham Dumpleton has been publishing near-daily tutorials for wrapture, his Python function-wrapping library, since its August 31st release, expanding beyond the original announcement.
What it is
A running series of tutorial posts covering wrapture, the Python monkey-patching library by wrapt author Graham Dumpleton, building on the wrapture entry covered here previously.
What it does
Each new post walks through a different practical use of wrapping functions and methods for tracing calls or substituting test doubles, expanding on the single-decorator pattern from the initial release.
Why it matters
Simon Willison flags it as underhyped relative to how useful it looks, so the growing tutorial backlog is worth a look before it gets buried under later posts.
One Decorator, Two Jobs: Wrapture Traces and Fakes Functions at Once
Wrapture is a Python library by wrapt author Graham Dumpleton that wraps any function or method so calls can be traced and, in the same wrap, overridden to return test doubles.
llm-anthropic 0.27: Compatibility Patch for the New anthropic v1.0.0 SDK
llm-anthropic 0.27 updates Simon Willison's Anthropic plugin for LLM to work with anthropic v1.0.0, which switched its HTTP client from httpx to httpx2.
llm 0.32.1 Patches a Fresh-Install Break Caused by OpenAI Dropping httpx
llm 0.32.1 pins to openai<3 to fix fresh installs breaking after the OpenAI Python library dropped its dependency on httpx.