def test_clean(self):
     c = JSONCatalogue(self.filename)
     self.populate_catalogue(c)
     self.assertGreater(len(c.items.all()), 0)
     c.close()
     c = JSONCatalogue(self.filename, clean=True)  # should clear catalogue
     self.assertEquals(len(c.items.all()), 0)
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        def get_components(self):
            # Find minimum neck length (total effect length, minus last effect)
            neck_length_min = abs(self.evaluator.eval[-1].start_point -
                                  self.evaluator.eval[0].start_point)
            thread_length_max = abs(self.evaluator.eval[-1].end_point -
                                    self.evaluator.eval[-1].start_point)

            # Get the catalogue of available items
            catalogue = JSONCatalogue(catalogue_filename)
            item = catalogue.get_query()

            # Find viably sized wood-screw
            screw_item = sorted(
                catalogue.search(
                    # eval sets minimum evaluation length
                    (item.obj.params.neck_length >= neck_length_min) &
                    # thread shouldn't pierce through last part
                    (item.criteria.thread_length < thread_length_max)),
                # sort by shortest first
                key=lambda x: x['obj']['params']['neck_length'])[
                    0]  # first result; shortest screw

            return {
                'screw':
                catalogue.deserialize_item(screw_item),
                'anchor':
                catalogue.get(
                    item.id == screw_item['criteria']['compatible_anchor']),
            }
def add_catalogue(filename):
    catalogue = JSONCatalogue(filename)
    cls = testlabel('catalogue')(CatalogueTest.create_from(catalogue))
    globals()[cls.__name__] = cls
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# ---------- Component Builders ----------
# TODO: build your own objects in whatever way suits your application.

def build_obj(cls, **kwargs):
    # Take any parameters relevent to the given class from kwargs
    #   (all other parameters ignored)
    class_params = cls.class_params()
    obj_kwargs = {
        key: kwargs.pop(key, param.default)
        for (key, param) in class_params.items()
    }

    return cls(**obj_kwargs)


# ---------- Create Catalogue ----------

catalogue = JSONCatalogue(args.output, clean=True)

with open(args.input, "rb" ) as csv_fileio:
    csv_reader = csv.DictReader(csv_fileio)
    for line in csv_reader:
        obj = build_obj(ClothesPeg, **line)
        criteria = {
            key: line[key]
            for key in line.keys()
            if (not hasattr(obj, key)) and (key not in ('ID',))
        }
        catalogue.add(id=line['ID'], obj=obj, criteria=criteria)
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                    origin=(0, 0, 25),  # 25mm above panel1 surface
                    xDir=(0, -1, 0)  # rotate so anchor faces inside
                ),
            ),
        ]


# ------------------- Catalogue -------------------

from cqparts.catalogue import JSONCatalogue
import tempfile

# Temporary catalogue (just for this script)
catalogue_filename = tempfile.mkstemp()[1]
#catalogue_filename = '/tmp/db.json'
catalogue = JSONCatalogue(catalogue_filename)

# Add screws to catalogue
#   note: this is the kind of information you'd store in a csv
#   file, then import with a script similar to this one, to convert that
#   information to a Catalogue.
screws = [
    {
        'id': 'screw_30',
        'obj_params': {  # parameters to WoodScrew constructor
            'neck_exposed': 5,
            'length': 40,  # exposing 10mm of thread
            'neck_length': 30,
        },
        'criteria': {
            'type': 'screw',
# Threads
from cqparts_fasteners.solidtypes import threads

# Commandline arguments
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Generate a test catalogue")

parser.add_argument('out',
                    type=str,
                    nargs='?',
                    default='thread_catalogue.json',
                    help='filename to output')

args = parser.parse_args()

catalogue = JSONCatalogue(args.out, clean=True)

# -------- Add catalogue items

names = ['ball_screw', 'iso68', 'triangular']
lengths = [1, 2, 4, 10]
diameters = [1, 3, 4, 5]

for (i, (name, length,
         diam)) in enumerate(itertools.product(names, lengths, diameters)):
    thread = threads.find(name=name)(
        _simple=False,
        length=length,
        diameter=diam,
    )
    print("adding: %r" % thread)

from cqparts.utils.test import CatalogueTest
from cqparts.catalogue import JSONCatalogue

catalogue = JSONCatalogue('test-files/catalogue.json')
CatalogueTest.create_from(catalogue, add_to=globals())
 def get_catalogue(self):
     return JSONCatalogue(self.filename)
sys.path.append('..')

import partslib

# Commandline arguments
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Generate a test catalogue")

parser.add_argument('out',
                    type=str,
                    nargs='?',
                    default='catalogue.json',
                    help='filename to output')

args = parser.parse_args()

catalogue = JSONCatalogue(args.out, clean=True)

# -------- Add catalogue items

box_data = [
    ('box_a', {
        'length': 10,
        'width': 10,
        'height': 10
    }),
    ('box_b', {
        'length': 20,
        'width': 20,
        'height': 20
    }),
    ('box_c', {
import unittest

from base import testlabel

from cqparts.utils.test import CatalogueTest
from cqparts.catalogue import JSONCatalogue

catalogue = JSONCatalogue('test-files/thread_catalogue.json')
cls = testlabel('complex_thread')(CatalogueTest.create_from(catalogue))

# FIXME: when #1 is fixed, remove this so tests are not permenantly skipped
cls = unittest.skip('skipped until #1 is fixed')(cls)

globals()[cls.__name__] = cls
    },
    23: {
        'shaft_length': 21.0,
        'hole_spacing': 47.0,
        'hole_size': 5.0,
        'length': 56.0,
        'width': 57.0,
        'boss_size': 38.0,
        'shaft_diam': 6.35,
        'boss_length': 1.6,
    },
}

# Generate Catalogue
catalogue = JSONCatalogue(
    filename=os.path.join('..', CATALOGUE_NAME),
    clean=True,  # starts fresh
)

# Create Steppers
for (size, params) in NEMA_SIZES.items():
    catalogue.add(
        id='NEMA_Stepper_%i' % size,
        obj=Stepper(**params),
        criteria={
            'type': 'motor',
            'class': 'stepper',
            'size': size,
        },
    )
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        "diam": 20.4,
        "shaft_length": 6,
        "cover_height": 0.0,
        "step_diam": 12.0,
        "thickness": 15.4,
        "bush_height": 0.4,
        "step_height": 0.0,
        "shaft_diam": 2.0,
        "bush_diam": 6.15,
        "height": 10
    }
}

# Generate Catalogue
catalogue = JSONCatalogue(
    filename=os.path.join('..', CATALOGUE_NAME),
    clean=True,  # starts fresh
)

# Create Motors
for (name, params) in DC_HOBBY.items():
    catalogue.add(
        id=name,
        obj=DCMotor(**params),
        criteria={
            'type': 'motor',
            'class': 'dc',
            'diam': params['diam'],
        },
    )
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from cqparts.display import display
from cqparts.constraint import Fixed, Coincident
from cqparts.constraint import Mate
from cqparts.utils import CoordSystem

from cqparts.catalogue import JSONCatalogue
import cqparts_motors
import os

from .motor_mount import MountedStepper
from .stepper import Stepper

filename = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(cqparts_motors.__file__), "catalogue",
                        "stepper-nema.json")

catalogue = JSONCatalogue(filename)
item = catalogue.get_query()
steppers = catalogue.iter_items()
stepper_list = []
for i in steppers:
    s = catalogue.deserialize_item(i)
    cl = type(str(i["id"]), (Stepper, ), {})
    p = cl.class_params(hidden=True)
    for j, k in p.items():
        pr = type(k)
        setattr(cl, j, pr(i["obj"]["params"][j]))
    stepper_list.append(cl)


class StepperCat(cqparts.Assembly):
    def initialize_parameters(self):