def test_run_multiple_forms(self):
# needs more details
from kivy.garden.formmanager import FormManager, Form
fm = FormManager()
self._fm_instance = fm
fm.run()
tmpdir = mkdtemp()
for i in range(3):
tmp_form = join(tmpdir, 'form{}.py'.format(i + 1))
form_name = split_ext(basename(abspath(tmp_form)))[0]
with open(tmp_form, 'w') as f:
f.write(self.form_template.format(form_name.capitalize()))
form = Form(tmp_form)
fm.add_form(form)
fm.run_form(form)
# Form application is basically another Kivy app run in
# a separate process, therefore we have to wait for it to load
sleep(3)
self.assertTrue(fm.forms[form.name]['active'])
# remove form test?
fm.kill()
rmtree(tmpdir)
def test_name(self):
from kivy.garden.formmanager import Form
tmpfd, tmpfn = mkstemp('.py')
FormTestCase._tmpfiles.append([tmpfd, tmpfn])
form = Form(tmpfn)
self.assertEqual(form.name, split_ext(basename(abspath(tmpfn)))[0])
def gen_bins(*, bin_dst_dir:str) -> None:
errSL('bin_dst_dir:', bin_dst_dir)
assert bin_dst_dir.startswith('/'), bin_dst_dir
py_path = path_join(bin_dst_dir, 'python3')
for src_dir in bin_src_dirs:
for name in listdir(src_dir):
stem, ext = split_ext(name)
if stem[0] in '._' or ext != '.py': continue
path = path_join(bin_dst_dir, stem.replace('_', '-')) # Omit extension from bin name.
module = path_join(src_dir, stem).replace('/', '.')
errSL(f'generating script for {module}: {path}')
with open(path, 'w') as f:
f.write(bin_template.format(py_path=py_path, module=module))
chmod(f.fileno(), 0o755)
def __init__(self, source=None, kb_name='rdflib_test', sqlize=True):
"""Initialize the KnowledgeFile.
Arguments:
source (str): Path to the knowledge base. If None, an in-memory
knowledge base will be created. Defaults to None.
kb_name (str): The name of the knowledge base. This must match the
name used to create the knowledge base, if the source is an
rdfsqlite file. Defaults to 'rdflib_test'.
sqlize (bool): Whether to create a sqlite version of the knowledge
base for faster future access. Defaults to True.
Raises:
FileNotFoundError: If the specified source is not found.
ValueError: If the format of the source cannot be determined.
"""
super().__init__()
ident = URIRef(kb_name)
store = plugin.get('SQLAlchemy', Store)(identifier=ident)
self.graph = Graph(store, identifier=ident)
if source is None:
self.graph.open(Literal('sqlite://'))
return
source = realpath(expanduser(source))
if not file_exists(source):
raise FileNotFoundError(source)
filepath, ext = split_ext(source)
rdf_format = guess_format(source)
if rdf_format is not None:
# FIXME need to add prefix definitions for other formats
preamble = ''
if rdf_format == 'n3':
preamble = '\n'.join(
f'@prefix {prefix}: <{url}>.'
for prefix, url in Value.NAMESPACES.items() if url != '_')
with open(source) as fd:
data = fd.read()
if preamble:
data = preamble + '\n' + data
if sqlize:
sql_uri = 'sqlite:///' + filepath + '.rdfsqlite'
else:
sql_uri = 'sqlite://'
self.graph.open(Literal(sql_uri), create=True)
self.graph.parse(data=data, format=rdf_format)
elif ext[1:] in ['db', 'sqlite', 'rdfsqlite']:
sql_uri = 'sqlite:///' + source
self.graph.open(Literal(sql_uri))
else:
raise ValueError('Cannot determine format of {}'.format(source))
def generate_coverage():
coverage_directory = 'target/coverage/tests'
run_command('rm', '-rf', coverage_directory)
run_command('mkdir', '-p', coverage_directory)
for path, directories, files in walk('.'):
# If this is the top-level of a rust project
if 'Cargo.toml' in files:
for directory in ('src', 'examples', 'target', '.git', 'tests'):
try:
directories.remove(directory)
except ValueError:
continue
# If `src` is somehow missing from the top, skip this directory
source = join(path, 'src')
if not exists(source):
continue
command = ('kcov', '--verify', f'--include-path={source}',
coverage_directory)
# Get unit tests
for executable_name in executable_names(path):
latest_build = find_latest_test_build(executable_name)
if latest_build:
run_command(*command, latest_build)
break
# Get all the integration tests
try:
# TODO: Unfortunately Cargo does not use any sort of hierarchy
# or namespacing, which means if two members (or in fact
# the root) of a workspace have files or directories with
# the same name in their `tests` directories then those
# are going to be compiled at the same level under the
# same name in the shared `target` directory but with
# different _hash_ suffixes -- which makes it impossible
# to differentiate between them. This means that for now
# `rustcov` will associate only one of the binaries with
# the correct source all the others will mismatch
for test in list_dir(join(path, 'tests')):
latest_build = find_latest_test_build(split_ext(test)[0])
run_command(*command, latest_build)
except FileNotFoundError:
continue
run_command('kcov', '--merge', 'target/coverage', coverage_directory)
run_command('rm', '-rf', coverage_directory)
def generate_thumbnail_name(self, raw_name, thumb_name, size):
"""
Return a thumbnail file path like::
`path/to/thumb_name-raw_name-sizes[0]xsizes[1].jpg`
"""
filepath, filename = split_path(raw_name)
fn, ext = split_ext(filename)
thumbnail_filename = "%s-%s-%sx%s%s" % (thumb_name, fn, size[0],
size[1], ext)
# join path and new filename
thumbnail_full_path = join_path(filepath, thumbnail_filename)
return thumbnail_full_path
def generate_thumbnail_name(self, raw_name, thumb_name, size):
"""
Return a thumbnail file path like::
`path/to/thumb_name-raw_name-sizes[0]xsizes[1].jpg`
"""
filepath, filename = split_path(raw_name)
fn, ext = split_ext(filename)
thumbnail_filename = "%s-%s-%sx%s%s" % (
thumb_name, fn, size[0], size[1], ext)
# join path and new filename
thumbnail_full_path = join_path(filepath, thumbnail_filename)
return thumbnail_full_path
def test_run_form_request_action(self):
from kivy.garden.formmanager import FormManager, Form, FormManagerException
fm = FormManager()
self._fm_instance = fm
fm.run()
# request action on non-existing Form
with self.assertRaises(FormManagerException):
fm.request_action('form4', 'print', 'nope')
self.assertEqual(fm.queue, {})
tmpdir = mkdtemp()
tmp_form = join(tmpdir, 'form4.py')
form_name = split_ext(basename(abspath(tmp_form)))[0]
with open(tmp_form, 'w') as f:
f.write(self.form_template.format(form_name.capitalize()))
form = Form(tmp_form)
fm.add_form(form)
fm.run_form(form)
# Form application is basically another Kivy app run in
# a separate process, therefore we have to wait for it to load
sleep(2)
self.assertTrue(fm.forms[form.name]['active'])
# request action for Form1
fm.request_action('form4', 'print', 'test')
self.assertEqual(fm.queue, {'form4': [['print', 'test']]})
sleep(1)
# after request the action is popped,
# but Form remains in the queue as a key
self.assertEqual(fm.queue, {"form4": []})
# after the Form is removed, the key should too
fm.remove_form(form)
self.assertNotIn(form.name, fm.forms)
self.assertEqual(fm.queue, {})
fm.kill()
rmtree(tmpdir)
def __init__(self, source=None, kb_name='rdflib_test', sqlize=True):
"""Initialize the KnowledgeFile.
Arguments:
source (str): Path to the knowledge base. If None, an in-memory
knowledge base will be created. Defaults to None.
kb_name (str): The name of the knowledge base. This must match the
name used to create the knowledge base, if the source is an
rdfsqlite file. Defaults to 'rdflib_test'.
sqlize (bool): Whether to create a sqlite version of the knowledge
base for faster future access. Defaults to True.
Raises:
FileNotFoundError: If the specified source is not found.
ValueError: If the format of the source cannot be determined.
"""
super().__init__()
ident = URIRef(kb_name)
store = plugin.get('SQLAlchemy', Store)(identifier=ident)
self.graph = Graph(store, identifier=ident)
if source is None:
self.graph.open(Literal('sqlite://'))
return
source = realpath(expanduser(source))
if not file_exists(source):
raise FileNotFoundError(source)
filepath, ext = split_ext(source)
rdf_format = guess_format(source)
if rdf_format is not None:
if sqlize:
sql_uri = 'sqlite:///' + filepath + '.rdfsqlite'
else:
sql_uri = 'sqlite://'
self.graph.open(Literal(sql_uri), create=True)
self.graph.parse(source, format=rdf_format)
elif ext[1:] in ['db', 'sqlite', 'rdfsqlite']:
sql_uri = 'sqlite:///' + source
self.graph.open(Literal(sql_uri))
else:
raise ValueError('Cannot determine format of {}'.format(source))
def load_ids(dir, langs):
if not langs:
langs = LANGS
# root bsnlp/sample_pl_cs_ru_bg/raw/cs
# filename brexit_cs.txt_file_100.txt
for root, subdirs, filenames in walk(dir):
tail, lang = split_path(root)
if lang not in langs:
continue
tail, type = split_path(tail)
if type not in (ANNOTATED, RAW):
# raw/nord_stream/ru/nord_stream_ru.txt_file_44.txt
tail, type = split_path(tail)
assert type in (ANNOTATED, RAW), root
for filename in filenames:
name, ext = split_ext(filename)
if ext not in (TXT, OUT):
continue
path = join_path(root, filename)
yield BsnlpId(lang, type, name, path)
def load_menu_data(source, desktop_dirs, lang_id, conditions):
"""The main menu loader function. Call this."""
import time
programs = {}
menus = {}
categories = {}
category_index = []
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Step 1: Parse inputs
total_start = time.clock()
start_time = total_start
logger.info('Have {0} sources for menu data'.format(len(source)))
for n, s in enumerate(source):
try:
if s[0] == 'f':
logger.info('load_menu_data(): loading a file "{0}" for '
'locale "{1}"...'.format(s[1], lang_id))
p, m, c = __parse_yml_file(s[1], lang_id, conditions)
elif s[0] == 's':
logger.info('load_menu_data(): loading a string for '
'locale "{0}"...'.format(lang_id))
p, m, c = __parse_yml_string(s[1], lang_id, conditions)
else:
logger.error('Source type "{0}" is not valid, skipping'.format(
s[0]))
continue
except Exception as e:
if s[0] == 'f':
logger.error(
'Could not load source file {0} ("{1}"): {2}'.format(
n + 1, s[1], str(e)))
else:
logger.error('Could not load source string {0}: {1}'.format(
n + 1, str(e)))
logger.traceback(traceback.format_exc())
continue
# IDs must be unique within a file, but not across files; a file
# loaded later can overwrite/replace earlier definitions. This is
# by design.
programs.update(p)
menus.update(m)
categories.update(c)
# Remove missing and/or invalid entries. We've reserved their IDs,
# but we couldn't load them.
programs = {k: v for k, v in programs.items() if programs[k] is not None}
menus = {k: v for k, v in menus.items() if menus[k] is not None}
categories = {
k: v
for k, v in categories.items() if categories[k] is not None
}
end_time = time.clock()
logger.print_time('YAML loading time', start_time, end_time)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Step 2: Load the .desktop files for desktop programs
start_time = time.clock()
if __is_empty(desktop_dirs):
logger.warn('No .desktop file search paths specified!')
for i in programs:
p = programs[i]
if p.hidden or p.type != PROGRAM_TYPE_DESKTOP:
continue
# Locate the .desktop file
dd_name = None
for d in desktop_dirs:
full = path_join(d, p.name + '.desktop')
if is_file(full):
dd_name = full
break
if dd_name is None:
logger.error('.desktop file for "{0}" not found'.format(p.name))
p.missing_desktop = True
continue
p.original_desktop_file = p.name + '.desktop'
# Try to load it
try:
desktop_data = __load_dotdesktop_file(dd_name)
except Exception as e:
logger.error('Could not load file "{0}": {1}'.format(
dd_name, str(e)))
logger.traceback(traceback.format_exc())
p.missing_desktop = True
continue
if 'Desktop Entry' not in desktop_data:
logger.error('Can\'t load "{0}" for "{1}": No [Desktop Entry] '
'section in the file'.format(dd_name, i))
p.missing_desktop = True
continue
entry = desktop_data['Desktop Entry']
# Try to load the parts that we don't have yet from it
if p.title is None:
key = 'Name[' + lang_id + ']'
if key in entry:
# The best case: we have a localized name
p.title = entry[key]
else:
# "Name" and "GenericName" aren't interchangeable, but this
# is the best we can do. For example, if "Name" is "Mozilla",
# then "GenericName" could be "Web Browser".
key = 'GenericName[' + lang_id + ']'
if key in entry:
p.title = entry[key]
else:
# Last resort
#logger.warn('Have to use "Name" entry for program "{0}"'.
# format(p.name))
p.title = entry.get('Name', '')
if __is_empty(p.title):
logger.error(
'Empty name for program "{0}", program ignored'.format(
p.name))
p.missing_desktop = True
continue
if p.description is None:
key = 'Comment[' + lang_id + ']'
# Accept *ONLY* localized comments
if key in entry:
p.description = entry[key]
if __is_empty(p.description):
logger.warn('Empty comment specified for program "{0}" in '
'the .desktop file "{1}"'.format(
p.name, dd_name))
p.comment = None
if __is_empty(p.keywords):
key = 'Keywords[' + lang_id + ']'
# Accept *ONLY* localized keyword strings
if key in entry:
p.keywords = list(filter(None, entry[key].split(";")))
if p.icon is None:
if 'Icon' not in entry:
logger.warn('Program "{0}" has no icon defined for it in the '
'.desktop file "{1}"'.format(p.name, dd_name))
else:
p.icon = entry.get('Icon', '')
if __is_empty(p.icon):
logger.warn('Program "{0}" has an empty/invalid icon name, will '
'display incorrectly'.format(p.name))
p.icon = None
if p.command is None:
if 'Exec' not in entry or __is_empty(entry['Exec']):
logger.warn(
'Program "{0}" has an empty or missing "Exec" '
'line in the desktop file "{1}", program ignored'.format(
p.name, dd_name))
p.missing_desktop = True
continue
# Remove %XX parameters from the Exec key in the same way
# Webmenu does it. It has worked fine for Webmenu, maybe
# it works fine for us too...?
# (Reference: file parts/webmenu/src/parseExec.coffee, line 24)
import re
p.command = re.sub(r"%[fFuUdDnNickvm]{1}", "", entry['Exec'])
# Detect icon types
for i in programs:
p = programs[i]
if p.hidden or p.icon is None:
continue
# Is the icon name a full path to an icon file, or just
# a generic name?
_, ext = split_ext(p.icon)
if not __is_empty(ext) and ext in ICON_EXTENSIONS:
p.icon_is_path = True
end_time = time.clock()
logger.print_time('Desktop file parsing', start_time, end_time)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Step 3: Convert textual references into actual object references and
# build the final menu data. Also mark used programs and menus while
# we're at it.
start_time = time.clock()
for m in menus:
menu = menus[m]
if menu.hidden:
continue
new_programs = []
for p in menu.programs:
if p in programs:
if programs[p].missing_desktop:
# Silently ignore desktop programs with missing
# .desktop files.
continue
if not programs[p].hidden:
new_programs.append(programs[p])
programs[p].used = True
else:
logger.error('Menu "{0}" references to a non-existent '
'program "{1}"'.format(m, p))
menu.programs = new_programs
for c in categories:
cat = categories[c]
if cat.hidden:
continue
new_menus = []
new_programs = []
for m in cat.menus:
if m in menus:
if not menus[m].hidden:
new_menus.append(menus[m])
menus[m].used = True
else:
logger.error('Category "{0}" references to a non-existent '
'menu "{1}"'.format(c, m))
for p in cat.programs:
if p in programs:
if programs[p].missing_desktop:
# silently ignore desktop programs with missing
# .desktop files
continue
if not programs[p].hidden:
new_programs.append(programs[p])
programs[p].used = True
else:
logger.error('Category "{0}" references to a non-existent '
'program "{1}"'.format(c, p))
cat.menus = new_menus
cat.programs = new_programs
# Remove desktop prorgams with .desktop files that could not be loaded.
# This is done here so that we don't complain about "missing" programs
# above when trying to find programs with broken .desktop files. These
# programs exist, they just cannot be used.
programs = {
k: v
for k, v in programs.items() if not programs[k].missing_desktop
}
# Warn about unused (and unhidden) programs, they just take up resources
num_used_programs = 0
num_used_menus = 0
num_used_categories = 0
for i in programs:
p = programs[i]
if not p.hidden and not p.used:
logger.warn('Program "{0}" defined but not used'.format(p.name))
if p.used and not p.hidden:
num_used_programs += 1
for i in menus:
m = menus[i]
if not m.hidden and not m.used:
logger.warn('Menu "{0}" defined but not used'.format(m.name))
if m.used and not m.hidden:
num_used_menus += 1
for i in categories:
c = categories[i]
if not c.hidden:
num_used_categories += 1
# Finally remove all hidden items
programs = {k: v for k, v in programs.items() if not programs[k].hidden}
menus = {k: v for k, v in menus.items() if not menus[k].hidden}
categories = {
k: v
for k, v in categories.items() if not categories[k].hidden
}
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Step 4: Sort the categories
# Sort the categories by position, but if the positions are identical,
# sort by names. Warning: the sort is not locale-aware or case
# insensitive!
index = []
for i in categories:
c = categories[i]
if not c.hidden:
index.append((c.position, c.name, i))
index.sort(key=lambda c: (c[0], c[1]))
# only IDs are used from hereon
for c in index:
category_index.append(c[1])
end_time = time.clock()
logger.print_time('Menu data building time', start_time, end_time)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Done
logger.info('Have {n_progs} programs ({n_used_progs} actually used), '
'{n_menus} menus ({n_used_menus} actually used) and '
'{n_cats} categories ({n_used_cats} actually used)'.format(
n_progs=len(programs),
n_used_progs=num_used_programs,
n_menus=len(menus),
n_used_menus=num_used_menus,
n_cats=len(categories),
n_used_cats=num_used_categories))
end_time = time.clock()
logger.print_time('Total menu parsing time', total_start, end_time)
return programs, menus, categories, category_index
def path_ext(path): return split_ext(path)[1].lower()
def __init__(self, form_file, timeout=0.5):
self.manager = FormManager.get_manager()
self.__name, ext = split_ext(
basename(abspath(form_file))
)
self.__path = abspath(form_file)
