Provides various utilitarian functions.

def validate_dict(data: dict, schema: dict, mode: Literal['s', 'mka'] = 's') -> tuple[bool, Exception | None]

Validates input dictionary by scheme

Parameters:

• data: dict — dictionary to be validated
• schema: dict — validation schema, for example: { 'key': { 'type': data type, 'comparison' (optional): { 'keys': list of keys ([«min», «max»]), 'validator': function for validating value (lambda self, range: self >= range[0] and self ⇐ range[1]), 'error_msg': output this message if validation fails} } }
• mode: Literal['s', 'mka'] — key set checking mode
  • «s» — strict mode, keysets must be equal.
  • «mka» — «missing keys are allowed» mode, <data> dict may not have a complete set of keys.

Returns:

• tuple[bool, Exception | None] — (without description)
  • bool — Validation result (True if validation passed)
  • Exception — Error message if validation fails or None if validation passed

Raises:

• TypeError — If args are not a dict
• RuntimeError — If set of keys are not equal or values don't match the specified conditions
• ValueError — If arg <mode> is invalid

def get_lang_const_translation(data: LangConstant | str, n: int | float = 1) -> str

Returns translation of language constant or unmodified string

Parameters:

• data: LangConstant | str — language constant or string
• n: int | float — a numeral for determining the plural form.

Returns:

• str — translation of language constant or source string

def retranslate_nested_langconstants(object, lang_code: Optional[str] = None)

Searches objects of LangConstant type and calls translate() method for each instance, also scans nested classes

Parameters:

• object — Module or Class object
• lang_code: Optional[str] — language code, for example 'en' or 'en_GB'.