coffeeshop.py

this is the most basic to learn python

#: cX:decorator:compromise:CoffeeShop.py
# Coffee example with a compromise of basic
# combinations and decorators

class DrinkComponent:
  def getDescription(self):
    return self.__class__.__name__
  def getTotalCost(self):
    return self.__class__.cost

class Espresso(DrinkComponent):
  cost = 0.75

class EspressoConPanna(DrinkComponent):
  cost = 1.0

class Cappuccino(DrinkComponent):
  cost = 1.0

class CafeLatte(DrinkComponent):
  cost = 1.0

class CafeMocha(DrinkComponent):
  cost = 1.25

class Decorator(DrinkComponent):
  def __init__(self, drinkComponent):
    self.component = drinkComponent
  def getTotalCost(self):
    return self.component.getTotalCost() + \
      DrinkComponent.getTotalCost(self)
  def getDescription(self):
    return self.component.getDescription() + \
      ' ' + DrinkComponent.getDescription(self)

class ExtraEspresso(Decorator):
  cost = 0.75
  def __init__(self, drinkComponent):
    Decorator.__init__(self, drinkComponent)

class Whipped(Decorator):
  cost = 0.50
  def __init__(self, drinkComponent):
    Decorator.__init__(self, drinkComponent)

class Decaf(Decorator):
  cost = 0.0
  def __init__(self, drinkComponent):
    Decorator.__init__(self, drinkComponent)

class Dry(Decorator):
  cost = 0.0
  def __init__(self, drinkComponent):
    Decorator.__init__(self, drinkComponent)

class Wet(Decorator):
  cost = 0.0
  def __init__(self, drinkComponent):
    Decorator.__init__(self, drinkComponent)

cappuccino = Cappuccino()
print cappuccino.getDescription() + ": $" + \
  `cappuccino.getTotalCost()`

cafeMocha = Whipped(Decaf(CafeMocha()))
print cafeMocha.getDescription() + ": $" + \
  `cafeMocha.getTotalCost()`
#<hr>
output = '''
Cappuccino: $1.0
CafeMocha Decaf Whipped: $1.75
'''