Problem

Having this folder structure:

• Base.py
• classes
  • child1.py
  • child2.py

At some point, I have to import every single child in some file to register it, and also I have to decorate it. Sometimes it's hard to remember to do this and add the right properties to the children.

Solution suggestion

registery = registerer.Registerer(
    parent_class=BaseClass,
    autoregister=["./classes/*"],
)

This case is suitable for auto-registering. also If I want to unregister, maybe I could add an unregister property to the child class to avoid getting registered automatically.

# classes/child1.py
from base import BaseClass

class Child(BaseClass):
   slug = "child1"

# classes/child2.py
from base import BaseClass

class Child(BaseClass):
   slug = "child1"
   unregister = True

Hey,

import registerer

class Human:
    ...

gender_registery = registerer.Registerer(parent_class=Human)

@gender_registery.register("man")
class Man(Human):
    ...

print(gender_registery._registry_dict)

register method is giving me the following type:
(method) register: (*args: Unknown, **kwargs: Unknown) -> (Type[Human] | ((item: Type[Human]) -> T@Registerer))

And says Expected no arguments to "Human" constructor (Because I passed a string to register, it says this)

BTW, it gets registered, but the type hint is not correct.

Python version: 3.9.7