@post_dump decorator seems to not work

[lorencarvalho]

Hi!

First off, this is a great package, thank you!

I think the @post_dump decorator is not working:

>>> from marshmallow_objects import Model, post_dump, fields
>>> class Test(Model):
...     foo = fields.Str()
...
...     @post_dump
...     def test(self, data):
...         print('here i am!')
...         print(data)
...         return data
...
>>> t = Test(**{'foo': 'bar'})
>>> t
Test(**{'foo': 'bar'})
>>> t.dump()
{'foo': 'bar'}
>>>

[SVilgelm]

@sixninetynine Thank you so much.
Could you check again please? On my laptop it works fine:

>>> from marshmallow_objects import Model, post_dump, fields
>>> class Test(Model):
...     foo = fields.Str()
...     @post_dump
...     def test(self, data):
...             print('here i am!')
...             print(data)
...             return data
...
>>> t = Test(**{'foo': 'bar'})
>>> t
here i am!
{'foo': 'bar'}
Test(**{'foo': 'bar'})
>>> t.dump()
here i am!
{'foo': 'bar'}
{'foo': 'bar'}

It seems that in your example the interpreter thinks that the test function doesn't belong to Test class. There is unneeded empty string.

[lorencarvalho]

HI @SVilgelm, thanks for the quick reply!

Looks like this is a version incompatibly issue, I just checked and I was using marshmallow 3.0.0b11, after uninstalling the pre-release and testing the same code with marshmallow 2.15.3 it works as expected!

Serves me right for using pre-release software prematurely :)

[SVilgelm]

hmmm, let me check, it should work on 3.0.0....

[SVilgelm]

Uploaded :)