Source code for beat.cmdline.dataformats

#!/usr/bin/env python
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import logging

import click

from beat.core import dataformat

from . import commands
from . import common
from .click_helper import AliasedGroup
from .click_helper import AssetCommand
from .click_helper import AssetInfo
from .decorators import raise_on_error

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


[docs]def pull_impl(webapi, prefix, names, force, indentation, cache): """Copies dataformats (recursively) from the server. Data formats are particularly tricky to download because of their recursive nature. This requires a specialized recursive technique to download base and referenced dataformats. Parameters: webapi (object): An instance of our WebAPI class, prepared to access the BEAT server of interest prefix (str): A string representing the root of the path in which the user objects are stored names (:py:class:`list`): A list of strings, each representing the unique relative path of the objects to retrieve or a list of usernames from which to retrieve objects. If the list is empty, then we pull all available objects of a given type. If no user is set, then pull all public objects of a given type. force (bool): If set to ``True``, then overwrites local changes with the remotely retrieved copies. indentation (int): The indentation level, useful if this function is called recursively while downloading different object types. This is normally set to ``0`` (zero). cache (dict): A dictionary containing all dataformats already downloaded. Returns: int: Indicating the exit status of the command, to be reported back to the calling process. This value should be zero if everything works OK, otherwise, different than zero (POSIX compliance). """ dataformats = set(names) # what is being request download = dataformats - set(cache.keys()) # what we actually need if not download: return 0 status, downloaded = common.pull( webapi, prefix, "dataformat", download, ["declaration", "description"], force, indentation, ) if status != 0: return status if indentation == 0: indentation = 4 # see what else one needs to pull for name in downloaded: try: obj = dataformat.DataFormat(prefix, name) cache[name] = obj if not obj.valid: cache[name] = None # downloads any dependencies dataformats |= obj.referenced.keys() except Exception as e: logger.error("loading `%s': %s...", name, str(e)) cache[name] = None # recurse until done return pull_impl(webapi, prefix, dataformats, force, 2 + indentation, cache)
[docs]def get_dependencies(ctx, asset_name): prefix = ctx.meta["config"].path df = dataformat.DataFormat(prefix, asset_name) dependencies = {} dataformats = list(df.referenced.keys()) if dataformats: dependencies["dataformats"] = dataformats return dependencies
[docs]class DataformatCommand(AssetCommand): asset_info = AssetInfo( asset_type="dataformat", diff_fields=["declaration", "description"], push_fields=["name", "declaration", "description"], get_dependencies=get_dependencies, )
@click.group(cls=AliasedGroup) @click.pass_context def dataformats(ctx): """Configuration manipulation of data formats""" CMD_LIST = [ "list", "path", "edit", "check", "status", "create", "version", "fork", "rm", "diff", "push", ] commands.initialise_asset_commands(dataformats, CMD_LIST, DataformatCommand) @dataformats.command() @click.argument("name", nargs=-1) @click.option( "--force", help="Performs operation regardless of conflicts", is_flag=True ) @click.pass_context @raise_on_error def pull(ctx, name, force): """Downloads the specified dataformats from the server Example: $ beat dataformats pull --force yyy """ with common.make_webapi(ctx.meta["config"]) as webapi: name = common.make_up_remote_list(webapi, "dataformat", name) if name is None: return 1 # error return pull_impl(webapi, ctx.meta["config"].path, name, force, 0, {})