Provide an easy way to export logic code to python script

I have worked with python and C++ for three years, and one regular operation is to export logic code writen in C++ to Python which is invoked in script. The frameworks for exporting C++ to python I was using may be boostpython or something writen by someone in the same company. Boostpython provides a C++ version of python which is a little complicated and takes time to learn. The other kind of framework writen by one of our own provides an easy way to export C++, but still makes the logic code dirty, which means we can still smell some python in the logic.

My purpose is to provide gentle way and easy way to export C++ to python, which means as little as code to writen, and decoupling logic and export.

With EasyPythonExport, you can write such code to export C++ Python

//main.cpp
#include "EasyPythonExport.hpp"
// excute this in some function to export class to module
// this will not change anymore
EXPORT_PYTHON(module, class);

#include "EasyPythonExport.hpp"
// some other file
// export define. export test functions
BEGIN_DEFINE_EXPORT_PYTHON_CLASS(module, class)
	ADD_METHOD(test)// and new functions test
	ADD_METHOD_STATIC(test_static)//and
END_DEFINE_EXPORT_PYTHON_CLASS(module, class)