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WizeDispatcher Documentation

Welcome to the WizeDispatcher wiki. WizeDispatcher is a Python library that provides a simple, extensible runtime dispatch system. It allows you to register multiple implementations for a single function or method and automatically dispatch to the most appropriate implementation based on the types of the runtime arguments. The goal is to offer a clean, efficient alternative to ad‑hoc type‑checking code and complicated manual dispatch logic.

This documentation is organized into several sections to help you understand, use, and extend WizeDispatcher:

• Installation – how to install the library.
• Quickstart – a quick introduction with a working example.
• Advanced Usage – deeper topics such as method dispatch, property dispatch, and the TypeMatch scoring algorithm.
• Typing normalization – how annotations are canonicalized so modern typing constructs behave consistently across Python versions.
• TypingNormalize API – complete reference and examples of the normalization utility used internally. See TypingNormalize.
• API Reference – detailed descriptions of classes, functions, and methods with parameters and return types.
• Demos – examples of using WizeDispatcher in real code, including how to run all demos.
• Troubleshooting – common issues and how to resolve them.
• FAQ – frequently asked questions and answers.
• Development – guidelines for contributing to WizeDispatcher and how the library works internally.

For details, examples, and API semantics see the dedicated TypingNormalize page. See Advanced Usage → Typing normalization for a deep dive and API Reference for the TypingNormalize utility.