Python just gives you a choice, use named arguments or refactor your API and use objects for options. It is up to you how you are going to use it. What I don't

Python just gives you a choice, use named arguments or refactor your API and use objects for options. It is up to you how you are going to use it. What I don't like though is when all those options are hidden behind two-stars keyword argument and it is difficult to understand what options are allowed, what they mean, what type they have and so on: def example(**options): ...