How to decorate methods with kopf decorators (e.g. create)?

[pepedocs]

Hi,

How do I decorate class functions or methods with kopf decorators (e.g. create)?

For example;

    @kopf.on.create("Cloud")
    def on_create_cloud(self, spec, name, namespace, **kwargs):

I get this error;

    result = self.fn(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
TypeError: on_create_cloud() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self'

[mledoze]

Hi,

Kopf decorators are not meant to be used on class methods, see here #849 (comment) for an explanation.

[pepedocs]

Thanks for the reply that is very useful.

Although I think a singleton class's case is IMO valid. It will only create one instance but I also don't want a static method. Using a class simplifies the namespace of the operator-related funcs or variables.

In any case I found a simple way by just wrapping the handler and calling the operator's methods.