def format_table(obj):
result = obj.result
try:
if not obj.simple_output_query and not obj.is_query_active:
raise ValueError('No query specified and no built-in query available.')
if obj.simple_output_query and not obj.is_query_active:
if callable(obj.simple_output_query):
result = obj.simple_output_query(result)
else:
from jmespath import compile as compile_jmespath, search, Options
result = compile_jmespath(obj.simple_output_query).search(result,
Options(OrderedDict))
obj_list = result if isinstance(result, list) else [result]
to = TableOutput()
for item in obj_list:
for item_key in item:
to.cell(item_key, item[item_key])
to.end_row()
return to.dump()
except (ValueError, KeyError, TypeError):
logger.debug(traceback.format_exc())
raise CLIError("Table output unavailable. "\
"Change output type with --output or use "\
"the --query option to specify an appropriate query. "\
"Use --debug for more info.")
def verify_property(instance, condition):
from jmespath import compile as compile_jmespath
result = todict(instance)
jmes_query = compile_jmespath(condition)
value = jmes_query.search(result)
return value
def jmespath_type(raw_query):
'''Compile the query with JMESPath and return the compiled result.
JMESPath raises exceptions which subclass from ValueError.
In addition though, JMESPath can raise a KeyError.
ValueErrors are caught by argparse so argument errors can be generated.
'''
from jmespath import compile as compile_jmespath
try:
return compile_jmespath(raw_query)
except KeyError:
# Raise a ValueError which argparse can handle
raise ValueError
def verify_property(instance, condition):
from jmespath import compile as compile_jmespath
result = todict(instance)
jmes_query = compile_jmespath(condition)
value = jmes_query.search(result)
return value
