#Prototypical Inheritance for Python

Implement javascript prototypal inheritance in python. This

implementation will allow you to create new prototypes on the fly, or

set prototypes for classes.

You can use it to make lightweight children from an existing object.

obj = Parent()

obj_child = prototype(obj)

You can use it to make static prototypes for classes.

obj = Parent()

@prototype(obj)

class Child(object):

pass

obj2 = Child()

In some rare cases you must explicitly force a clone or a decorator to

be created. If the object contains a `new` property you must

explicitly call .new to force a clone to be made.

obj = Parent()

obj.new = 1

obj_child = prototype(obj).new

If the object contains a `__call__` property, you must explicitly

create a decorator with the extend=True keyword argument.

obj = Parent()

obj.__call__ = 1

@prototype(obj, extend=True)

class Child(object):

pass

##Nested Prototypes

Prototypes can extend prototypes as many levels as you want. One

note, prototypes extending prototypes must use .new and extend=True.

obj = Parent()

child = prototype(obj)

grandchild = prototype(obj).new