def apply_checks(
self, tables, path=None, script_name=None,
object_name="dict_checks", dictionary=None, **kwargs):
module_logger.info("Starting `apply_checks`")
if (script_name is not None) & (object_name is not None):
dict_checks = import_attr(path, script_name, object_name)
elif dictionary is not None:
if type(dictionary).__name__ != "dict":
var_msg = "The `dictionary` argument is not a dictionary"
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
dict_checks = dictionary
else:
var_msg = ("Either `dictionary` or both of `script_name` and "
"`path` need to be none null")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
if type(tables).__name__ == "dict":
for table_key in tables.keys():
for check_key in dict_checks.keys():
self.__apply_the_check(
tables[table_key], dict_checks[check_key], check_key,
table_key, **kwargs)
elif type(tables).__name__ == "DataFrame":
for check_key in dict_checks.keys():
self.__apply_the_check(tables, dict_checks[check_key],
check_key, np.nan, **kwargs)
module_logger.info("Completed `apply_checks`")
def alter_tables(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
object_name="dict_alter",
dictionary=None,
**kwargs):
"""
Use this functionality to make alterations to the table(s)
"""
module_logger.info("Starting `alter_tables`")
# TODO move this check to own function (applies to convert_columns too)
if (script_name is not None) & (object_name is not None):
dict_alter = import_attr(path, script_name, object_name)
elif dictionary is not None:
if type(dictionary).__name__ != "dict":
var_msg = "The `dictionary` argument is not a dictionary"
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
dict_alter = dictionary
else:
var_msg = ("Either `dictionary` or both of `script_name` and "
"`path` need to be none null")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
if type(self.tables).__name__ == "DataFrame":
df = self.tables.copy()
df_new = self.__alter_cols(
df, dict_alter, [self.__key_1, self.__key_2, self.__key_3],
np.nan, **kwargs)
self.set_table(df_new)
elif type(self.tables).__name__ == "dict":
dfs = self.tables
for key in self.tables.keys():
df = dfs[key].copy()
df_new = self.__alter_cols(
df, dict_alter, [self.__key_1, self.__key_2, self.__key_3],
key, **kwargs)
self.set_table(df_new, key)
else:
var_msg = ("The tables are in neither a DataFrame or dictionary "
"format, which means something is seriously wrong...")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
module_logger.info("Completed `alter_tables`")
def link_headers(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
func_name="link_headers",
function=None,
**kwargs):
# TODO Need to see if we can isolate just a set of new tables? Maybe
# have a list of dictionary keys that have had their headers
# done already?
module_logger.info("Starting `link_headers`")
if function is not None:
if type(function).__name__ != "function":
var_msg = ("The function passed to `self.link_headers` is "
"not a function.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif script_name is not None:
function = import_attr(path, script_name, func_name)
else:
function = self._link_headers
try:
dict_link = function(self.tables, self.headers, **kwargs)
except AttributeError:
if len([x for x in kwargs.keys()]) > 0:
var_msg = (
f"Function link_headers, kwargs may have been passed when "
f"the function {func_name} in the script {script_name} does"
f" not take kwargs")
else:
var_msg = (f"Function link_headers: The {func_name} function "
f"does not exist in the {script_name} script.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise AttributeError(var_msg)
list_unallocated_keys = set(self.tables.keys()) - set(dict_link.keys())
if len(list_unallocated_keys) != 0:
var_msg = (f"Not all the headers are linked, the unlinked tables "
f"are: {list_unallocated_keys}")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
self.__link_headers = dict(dict_link)
module_logger.info("Completed `link_headers`")
def form_summary_tables(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
func_name="form_tables",
function=None,
**kwargs):
"""
Use a function to create summaries off the main table set.
The function is passed the arguments:
self.tables, self.formed_tables, self.__grouping, self.__key_1,
self.__key_2, self.__key_3, self.__key_separator, **kwargs
"""
module_logger.info("Starting `form_summary_tables`")
if function is not None:
if type(function).__name__ != "function":
var_msg = ("The function passed to `self.form_summary_tables` "
"is not a function.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif script_name is not None:
function = import_attr(path, script_name, func_name)
else:
var_msg = (
"One of the `function` or `script_name` arguments needs "
"to be completed. And if `script name is then `path` "
"needs to be too.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
dict_formed_tables = function(self.tables, self.formed_tables,
self.__grouping, self.__key_1,
self.__key_2, self.__key_3,
self.__key_separator, **kwargs)
if type(dict_formed_tables).__name__ != 'dict':
var_msg = ('The output of the function for `form_summary_table` '
'is not a dictionary and it needs to be')
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
self.formed_tables = dict_formed_tables
module_logger.info("Completed `form_summary_tables`")
def convert_columns(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
object_name="dict_convert",
dictionary=None,
**kwargs):
module_logger.info("Starting `convert_columns`")
if (script_name is not None) & (object_name is not None):
dict_convert = import_attr(path, script_name, object_name)
elif dictionary is not None:
if type(dictionary).__name__ != "dict":
var_msg = "The `dictionary` argument is not a dictionary"
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
dict_convert = dictionary
else:
var_msg = ("Either `dictionary` or both of `script_name` and "
"`path` need to be none null")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
if type(self.tables).__name__ == "DataFrame":
df = self.tables.copy()
df_new = self.__convert_col(df, dict_convert, "", **kwargs)
self.set_table(df_new, overwrite=True)
elif type(self.tables).__name__ == "dict":
dfs = self.tables
for key in self.tables.keys():
df = dfs[key].copy()
df_new = self.__convert_col(df, dict_convert, key, **kwargs)
dfs[key] = df_new.copy()
self.set_table(dfs, overwrite=True)
else:
var_msg = ("The tables are in neither a DataFrame or dictionary "
"format, which means something is seriously wrong...")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
module_logger.info("Completed `convert_columns`")
def find_files(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
func_name="list_the_files",
function=None,
files_path='.',
append=False,
**kwargs):
"""
Using an externally defined function, as specified in the module
argument script, acquire a list of files to be read in.
In the case that we want to accumulate a list of files from different
main paths there is an append option.
"""
module_logger.info("Starting `find_files`")
# TODO move this to an internal function as it's used so often!
if script_name is not None:
function = import_attr(path, script_name, func_name)
elif function is not None:
if type(function).__name__ != "function":
var_msg = "The `function` argument needs to be a function"
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
else:
var_msg = ("One of `script_name` or `function` needs to be not "
"None in the function `find_files`")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
list_files = function(files_path, **kwargs)
# TODO move these to be calls on the self.set_file_list function instead
# of setting the value here
if append:
self.list_files += list_files
else:
self.list_files = list_files
module_logger.info(
f"Completed `find_files`, the list of files is: {self.list_files}")
def summary(self, path=None, script_name=None,
object_name="dict_checks", dictionary=None):
if (script_name is not None) & (object_name is not None):
dict_checks = import_attr(path, script_name, object_name)
elif dictionary is not None:
if type(dictionary).__name__ != "dict":
var_msg = "The `dictionary` argument is not a dictionary"
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
dict_checks = dictionary
else:
var_msg = ("Either `dictionary` or both of `script_name` and "
"`path` need to be none null")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
list_keys = [
'calc_condition', 'long_description', 'check_condition', 'columns',
'count_condition', 'index_position', 'relevant_columns', 'idx_flag',
'category'
]
dict_checks_values = deepcopy(dict_checks)
for check in [key for key in dict_checks_values.keys()]:
for key in [key for key in list_keys if
key not in dict_checks_values[check].keys()]:
dict_checks_values[check][key] = self.__checks_defaults[key]
for check in [key for key in dict_checks_values.keys()]:
for key in [key for key in dict_checks_values[check].keys()]:
dict_checks_values[check][key] = self.__func_summary_(
dict_checks_values[check][key])
df_summary = pd.DataFrame(
dict_checks_values
).T.reset_index().rename(columns={'index': 'check'})
return {'df': df_summary, 'dict': dict_checks}
def set_headers(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
func_name=None,
list_cols=None,
function=None,
ideal_headers=None,
required_headers=None):
module_logger.info("Starting `set_headers`")
if list_cols is not None:
if type(list_cols).__name__ != "list":
var_msg = (
"The argument `list_cols` of function `set_headers` "
"needs to be a list")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif function is not None:
if type(function).__name__ != "function":
var_msg = ("The argument `function` of function `set_headers` "
"needs to be a function")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif script_name is not None:
function = import_attr(path, script_name, func_name)
elif ideal_headers is not None:
if type(ideal_headers).__name__ != 'list':
var_msg = ("The argument `ideal_headers` of function "
"`set_headers` needs to be a list")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif required_headers is not None:
if type(required_headers).__name__ != 'list':
var_msg = ("The argument `required_headers` of function "
"`set_headers` needs to be a list")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
var_type = type(self.tables).__name__
if var_type == "dict":
dict_dfs = self.tables.copy()
var_cond = len(
set([dict_dfs[key].shape[1] for key in dict_dfs.keys()]))
var_cond = var_cond != 1
if var_cond:
var_msg = ("There are an inconsistent number of columns "
"present in the dictionary of tables")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
if list_cols is not None:
if (len(list_cols) != dict_dfs[[x for x in dict_dfs.keys()
][0]].shape[1]):
var_msg = ("The length of `list_cols` is different to the "
"number of columns present in the table")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif function is not None:
list_cols_org = dict_dfs[[x for x in dict_dfs.keys()
][0]].columns.tolist()
list_cols = [function(x) for x in list_cols_org]
for key in dict_dfs.keys():
if list_cols is not None:
dict_dfs[key].columns = list_cols
elif function is not None:
dict_dfs[key].columns = list_cols
elif ideal_headers is not None:
for col in [
col for col in ideal_headers
if col not in dict_dfs[key].columns.tolist()
]:
dict_dfs[key][col] = np.nan
dict_dfs[key] = dict_dfs[key][ideal_headers].copy()
elif required_headers is not None:
for col in [
col for col in required_headers
if col not in dict_dfs[key].columns.tolist()
]:
dict_dfs[key][col] = np.nan
self.set_table(dict_dfs, overwrite=True)
elif var_type == "DataFrame":
if len(list_cols) != self.tables.shape[1]:
var_msg = ("The length of `list_cols` is different to the "
"number of columns present in the table")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
df = self.tables.copy()
if list_cols is not None:
df.columns = list_cols
elif function is not None:
df.columns = [function(x) for x in df.columns.tolist()]
elif ideal_headers is not None:
for col in [
col for col in ideal_headers
if col not in df.columns.tolist()
]:
df[col] = np.nan
df = df[ideal_headers].copy()
elif required_headers is not None:
for col in [
col for col in required_headers
if col not in df.columns.tolist()
]:
df[col] = np.nan
self.set_table(df, overwrite=True)
else:
var_msg = (
"Somehow the tables are not a dictionary or a DataFrame "
"for function `set_headers`")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
module_logger.info("Completed `set_headers`")
def set_comparison_headers(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
func_name="read_headers",
function=None,
dictionary=None,
**kwargs):
# TODO Need to see if we can isolate just a set of new tables? Maybe
# have a list of dictionary keys that have had their headers done
# already?
module_logger.info("Starting `set_comparison_headers`")
if function is not None:
if type(function).__name__ != "function":
var_msg = ("The function passed to "
"`self.set_comparison_headers` is not a function.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif script_name is not None:
function = import_attr(path, script_name, func_name)
elif dictionary is not None:
def function(**kwargs):
return dictionary
else:
var_msg = (
"One of the `function` or `script_name` arguments needs "
"to be completed. And if `script name is then `path` "
"needs to be too.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
try:
dict_headers = function(**kwargs)
except AttributeError:
if len([x for x in kwargs.keys()]) > 0:
var_msg = (
f"Function set_comparison_headers, kwargs may have been "
f"passed when the function {func_name} in the script "
f"{script_name} does not take kwargs")
else:
var_msg = (
f"Function set_comparison_headers: The {func_name} function"
f" does not exist in the {script_name} script.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise AttributeError(var_msg)
if type(dict_headers).__name__ != 'dict':
var_msg = 'The headers output should be a dictionary'
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise Exception(var_msg)
list_keys = [
key for key in dict_headers.keys() if key != 'ideal_headers'
]
list_keys = [
key for key in list_keys
if (dict_headers[key].get('expected_headers') is None)
| (dict_headers[key].get('new_headers') is None)
| (dict_headers[key].get('remove') is None)
]
if len(list_keys) > 0:
var_msg = (
f'There are dictionary keys that do not have all the required '
f'values: {", ".join([str(key) for key in list_keys])}')
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise Exception(var_msg)
if dict_headers.get('ideal_headers') is None:
var_msg = ('There needs to be a key to the headers dictionary that'
' is "ideal_headers"')
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise Exception(var_msg)
if type(dict_headers.get('ideal_headers')).__name__ != 'list':
var_msg = 'The value of key "ideal_headers" needs to be a list'
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise Exception(var_msg)
self.headers = dict(dict_headers)
module_logger.info(
f"There are {len(dict_headers)} header keys and they are: "
f"{', '.join([key for key in dict_headers.keys()])}")
module_logger.info("Completed `set_comparison_headers`")
def reading_in(self,
path=None,
script_name=None,
func_name="read_files",
function=None,
overwrite=True,
**kwargs):
"""
Using an externally defined reading in function, and the internally
defined list of files, read in each of the tables required.
`path` being the relative script file path
"""
module_logger.info("Starting `reading_in`")
if type(self.tables).__name__ != "dict":
var_msg = ("The tables need to be in dictionary format for this "
"`self.reading_in` step")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
if function is not None:
if type(function).__name__ != "function":
var_msg = ("The function passed to `self.reading_in` is not a "
"function.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
elif script_name is not None:
function = import_attr(path, script_name, func_name)
else:
var_msg = (
"One of the `function` or `script_name` arguments needs "
"to be completed. And if `script name is then `path` "
"needs to be too.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
try:
dfs = function(self.list_files, **kwargs)
except AttributeError:
if len([x for x in kwargs.keys()]) > 0:
var_msg = (f"Function reading_in, kwargs may have been passed "
f"when the function {func_name} in the script "
f"{script_name} does not take kwargs")
else:
var_msg = (f"Function reading in: The {func_name} function "
f"does not exist in the {script_name} script.")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise AttributeError(var_msg)
if overwrite is False:
df_org = self.tables.copy()
df_org.update(dfs)
elif overwrite is True:
pass
else:
var_msg = ("The attribute `overwrite` in the function "
"`reading_in` needs to be `True` or `False`")
module_logger.error(var_msg)
raise ValueError(var_msg)
self.set_table(dfs, overwrite=overwrite)
if type(dfs).__name__ == "DataFrame":
module_logger.info(f"The table has shape '{dfs.shape}'")
else:
for key in dfs:
module_logger.info(
f"The table with key '{key}' has shape '{dfs[key].shape}'")
module_logger.info("Completed `reading_in`")
