Source code for nxpy.command.option
# nxpy.command package -------------------------------------------------------
# Copyright Nicola Musatti 2010 - 2014
# Use, modification, and distribution are subject to the Boost Software
# License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE.txt or copy at
# http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
# See http://nxpy.sourceforge.net for library home page. ---------------------
r"""
Function argument to command line option conversion.
Provides means to describe commands with complicated syntaxes, which often combine sub-commands,
options and arguments. Typical examples include subversion and ftp.
"""
import nxpy.core.sequence
[docs]class Config(object):
r"""
Command option definitions.
Provides a single definition point for all the options supported by a command.
"""
[docs] def __init__(self, prefix="--", separator=" ", bool_opts=(), value_opts=(), iterable_opts=(),
format_opts={}, mapped_opts={}, opposite_opts={}):
r"""
Constructor. Its arguments are used to specify all the valid options.
Each option is prefixed by *prefix*. When an option takes multiple arguments these are
separated by a *separator*. *bool_opts* must be specified on the command line when they
are *True*. *value_opts* take a single argument; *iterable_opts* take multiple arguments;
*format_opts* have their syntax specified by means of a format string;
*mapped_opts* require some form of translation, usually because they are not valid
Python identifiers; *opposite_opts* must be specified on the command line when they
are *False*.
"""
self.prefix = prefix
self.separator = separator
self.bool_opts = bool_opts
self.value_opts = value_opts
self.iterable_opts = iterable_opts
self.format_opts = format_opts
self.mapped_opts = mapped_opts
self.opposite_opts = opposite_opts
self.opts = set(nxpy.core.sequence.make_tuple(bool_opts))
self.opts.update(nxpy.core.sequence.make_tuple(value_opts))
self.opts.update(nxpy.core.sequence.make_tuple(iterable_opts))
self.opts.update(format_opts.keys())
self.opts.difference_update(mapped_opts.keys())
[docs]class Parser(object):
r"""
Constructs a complex command line from the provided *command* and its *options* and
*arguments*. Uses a :py:class:`.Config` instance, *config*, to provide means to check conditions
on the supplied options. Other constraints on how options should be used may be expressed and
verified by means of the *check* methods.
"""
[docs] def __init__(self, config, command, arguments, options, **defaults):
r"""
Takes an instance of :py:class:`.Config`, a *command* to execute, an iterable of *arguments*
and a mapping of *options* and their actual values. The remaining keyword arguments indicate
the options supported by *command* with their default values.
"""
invalid = set(options.keys()).difference(defaults.keys())
if len(invalid) > 0:
raise InvalidOptionError(", ".join(invalid) +
": invalid option(s)")
self.config = config
self.command = command
self.arguments = arguments
self.options = {}
self.options.update(defaults)
self.options.update(options)
self.cmd_line = []
[docs] def getCommandLine(self):
r"""Returns the command line to be executed."""
if not self.cmd_line:
self._applyOptions()
if self.arguments:
self.cmd_line.extend(self.arguments)
return " ".join(self.cmd_line)
[docs] def checkMandatoryOptions(self, *options):
r"""Checks that all compulsory options have been specified."""
if not all([ bool(self.options[o]) for o in options ]):
raise InvalidOptionError(", ".join(options) +
": mandatory options")
[docs] def checkExclusiveOptions(self, *options):
r"""Checks that at most one in a set of mutually exclusive options has been specified."""
if sum([ bool(self.options[o]) for o in options ]) > 1:
raise InvalidOptionError(", ".join(options) +
": mutually exclusive options")
[docs] def checkExactlyOneOption(self, *options):
r"""
Checks that one and only one in a set of mutually exclusive options has been specified.
"""
s = sum([ bool(self.options[o]) for o in options ])
if s != 1:
raise InvalidOptionError(", ".join(options) +
": only one among these options should be specified")
[docs] def checkNotBothOptsAndArgs(self, *options):
r"""
Checks that options incompatible with arguments haven't been specified if any argument is
present.
"""
if any([ bool(self.options[o]) for o in options ]) and self.arguments:
raise InvalidOptionError(", ".join(options) +
": This/these option(s) is/are invalid when arguments are specified")
[docs] def checkOneBetweenOptsAndArgs(self, *options):
r"""
Checks that either at least one in a set of options or some arguments have been specified,
but not both.
"""
if ( any([ bool(self.options[o]) for o in options ]) +
bool(self.arguments) ) != 1:
raise InvalidOptionError(", ".join(options) +
": This/these option(s) is/are mutually exclusive with arguments")
def _applyOptions(self):
r"""Translates options specified as function parameters into command line arguments."""
if self.command is not None:
self.cmd_line.append(self.command)
for opt in self.options.keys():
if self.options[opt]:
if opt in self.config.opts:
self.cmd_line.append(self.config.prefix + opt)
elif opt in self.config.mapped_opts:
self.cmd_line.append(self.config.mapped_opts[opt])
if opt in self.config.value_opts:
self.cmd_line.append(self.options[opt])
elif opt in self.config.iterable_opts:
self.cmd_line.append(self.config.separator.join(self.options[opt]))
elif opt in self.config.format_opts.keys():
self.cmd_line.append(
self.config.format_opts[opt] % self.options[opt])
elif opt in self.config.opposite_opts.keys():
self.cmd_line.append(self.config.opposite_opts[opt])
