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""" |
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This is a singleton metaclass that can be used to cache and re-use existing objects. |
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In the Iceberg codebase we have a lot of objects that are stateless (for example Types such as StringType, |
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BooleanType etc). FixedTypes have arguments (eg. Fixed[22]) that we also make part of the key when caching |
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the newly created object. |
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The Singleton uses a metaclass which essentially defines a new type. When the Type gets created, it will first |
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evaluate the `__call__` method with all the arguments. If we already initialized a class earlier, we'll just |
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return it. |
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More information on metaclasses: https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#metaclasses |
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""" |
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from typing import Any, ClassVar, Dict |
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def _convert_to_hashable_type(element: Any) -> Any: |
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if isinstance(element, dict): |
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return tuple((_convert_to_hashable_type(k), _convert_to_hashable_type(v)) for k, v in element.items()) |
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elif isinstance(element, list): |
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return tuple(map(_convert_to_hashable_type, element)) |
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return element |
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class Singleton: |
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_instances: ClassVar[Dict] = {} |
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def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs): |
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key = (cls, tuple(args), _convert_to_hashable_type(kwargs)) |
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if key not in cls._instances: |
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cls._instances[key] = super().__new__(cls) |
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return cls._instances[key] |
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