def _dumps_itr(cnf, dkey=DEFAULTSECT):
"""
:param cnf: Configuration data to dump
"""
for sect, params in iteritems(cnf):
yield "[%s]" % sect
for key, val in iteritems(params):
if sect != dkey and dkey in cnf and cnf[dkey].get(key) == val:
continue # It should be in [DEFAULT] section.
yield "%s = %s" % (key, _to_s(val))
yield '' # it will be a separator between each sections.
def _dumps_itr(cnf, dkey=DEFAULTSECT):
"""
:param cnf: Configuration data to dump
"""
for sect, params in iteritems(cnf):
yield "[%s]" % sect
for key, val in iteritems(params):
if sect != dkey and dkey in cnf and cnf[dkey].get(key) == val:
continue # It should be in [DEFAULT] section.
yield "%s = %s" % (key, _to_s(val))
yield '' # it will be a separator between each sections.
def mk_lines_g(data):
has_default = "DEFAULT" in data
def is_inherited_from_default(k, v):
return has_default and data["DEFAULT"].get(k, None) == v
for sect, params in iteritems(data):
yield "[%s]\n" % sect
for k, v in iteritems(params):
if sect != "DEFAULT" and is_inherited_from_default(k, v):
continue
yield "%s = %s\n" % (k, _to_s(v))
yield "\n" # put an empty line just after each sections.
def mk_lines_g(data):
has_default = "DEFAULT" in data
def is_inherited_from_default(k, v):
return has_default and data["DEFAULT"].get(k, None) == v
for sect, params in iteritems(data):
yield "[%s]\n" % sect
for k, v in iteritems(params):
if sect != "DEFAULT" and is_inherited_from_default(k, v):
continue
yield "%s = %s\n" % (k, _to_s(v))
yield "\n" # put an empty line just after each sections.
def _load(stream, container, sep=_SEP, dkey=DEFAULTSECT, **kwargs):
"""
:param stream: File or file-like object provides ini-style conf
:param container: any callable to make container
:param sep: Seprator string
:param dkey: Default section name
:return: Dict or dict-like object represents config values
"""
(kwargs_1, psr) = _make_parser(**kwargs)
if IS_PYTHON_3:
psr.read_file(stream, **kwargs_1)
else:
psr.readfp(stream, **kwargs_1)
cnf = container()
kwargs["sep"] = sep
defaults = psr.defaults()
if defaults:
cnf[dkey] = container(_parsed_items(iteritems(defaults), **kwargs))
for sect in psr.sections():
cnf[sect] = container(_parsed_items(psr.items(sect), **kwargs))
return cnf
def etree_to_container(root, container):
"""
Convert XML ElementTree to a collection of container objects.
:param root: etree root object or None
:param container: A nested dict like objects
"""
tree = container()
if root is None:
return tree
tree[root.tag] = container()
if root.attrib:
tree[root.tag]["attrs"] = container(AC.iteritems(root.attrib))
if root.text and root.text.strip():
tree[root.tag]["text"] = root.text.strip()
if len(root): # It has children.
# FIXME: Configuration item cannot have both attributes and
# values (list) at the same time in current implementation:
tree[root.tag]["children"] = [etree_to_container(c, container) for c
in root]
return tree
def _load(stream, container, sep=_SEP, dkey=DEFAULTSECT, **kwargs):
"""
:param stream: File or file-like object provides ini-style conf
:param container: any callable to make container
:param sep: Seprator string
:param dkey: Default section name
:return: Dict or dict-like object represents config values
"""
(kwargs_1, psr) = _make_parser(**kwargs)
if IS_PYTHON_3:
psr.read_file(stream, **kwargs_1)
else:
psr.readfp(stream, **kwargs_1)
cnf = container()
kwargs["sep"] = sep
defaults = psr.defaults()
if defaults:
cnf[dkey] = container(_parsed_items(iteritems(defaults), **kwargs))
for sect in psr.sections():
cnf[sect] = container(_parsed_items(psr.items(sect), **kwargs))
return cnf
def etree_to_container(root, container):
"""
Convert XML ElementTree to a collection of container objects.
:param root: etree root object or None
:param container: A nested dict like objects
"""
tree = container()
if root is None:
return tree
tree[root.tag] = container()
if root.attrib:
tree[root.tag]["attrs"] = container(AC.iteritems(root.attrib))
if root.text and root.text.strip():
tree[root.tag]["text"] = root.text.strip()
if len(root): # It has children.
# FIXME: Configuration item cannot have both attributes and
# values (list) at the same time in current implementation:
tree[root.tag]["children"] = [
etree_to_container(c, container) for c in root
]
return tree
def dump_impl(data, config_fp):
"""TODO: How to encode nested dicts?
"""
p = pyjavaproperties.Properties()
for k, v in iteritems(data):
p.setProperty(k, v)
p.store(config_fp)
def mk_lines_g(data):
"""
Make lines from given `data`
"""
has_default = "DEFAULT" in data
def is_inherited_from_default(key, val):
"""
:return: True if (key, val) pair in defaults.
"""
return has_default and data["DEFAULT"].get(key, None) == val
for sect, params in iteritems(data):
yield "[%s]\n" % sect
for key, val in iteritems(params):
if sect != "DEFAULT" and is_inherited_from_default(key, val):
continue
yield "%s = %s\n" % (key, _to_s(val))
yield "\n" # put an empty line just after each sections.
def _load_impl(config_fp, sep=_SEP, **kwargs):
"""
:param config_fp: File or file-like object provides ini-style conf
:return: Dict or dict-like object represents config values
"""
config = dict()
# Optional arguements for configparser.SafeConfigParser{,readfp}
kwargs_0 = Base.mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type", "allow_no_value"),
kwargs)
kwargs_1 = Base.mk_opt_args(("filename", ), kwargs)
try:
try:
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
except TypeError:
# It seems ConfigPaser.*ConfigParser in python 2.6 does not support
# 'allow_no_value' option parameter, and TypeError will be thrown.
kwargs_0 = Base.mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type"), kwargs)
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
parser.readfp(config_fp, **kwargs_1)
if parser.defaults():
config["DEFAULT"] = dict()
for k, v in iteritems(parser.defaults()):
config["DEFAULT"][k] = _parse(v, sep)
for s in parser.sections():
config[s] = dict()
for k, v in parser.items(s):
config[s][k] = _parse(v, sep)
except Exception:
logging.warn(sys.exc_info()[-1])
raise
return config
def _load_impl(config_fp, sep=_SEP, **kwargs):
"""
:param config_fp: File or file-like object provides ini-style conf
:return: Dict or dict-like object represents config values
"""
config = dict()
# Optional arguements for configparser.SafeConfigParser{,readfp}
kwargs_0 = Base.mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type", "allow_no_value"),
kwargs)
kwargs_1 = Base.mk_opt_args(("filename", ), kwargs)
try:
try:
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
except TypeError:
# It seems ConfigPaser.*ConfigParser in python 2.6 does not support
# 'allow_no_value' option parameter, and TypeError will be thrown.
kwargs_0 = Base.mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type"), kwargs)
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
parser.readfp(config_fp, **kwargs_1)
if parser.defaults():
config["DEFAULT"] = dict()
for k, v in iteritems(parser.defaults()):
config["DEFAULT"][k] = _parse(v, sep)
for s in parser.sections():
config[s] = dict()
for k, v in parser.items(s):
config[s][k] = _parse(v, sep)
except Exception:
logging.warn(sys.exc_info()[-1])
raise
return config
def _load(stream, to_container=dict, sep=_SEP, **kwargs):
"""
:param stream: File or file-like object provides ini-style conf
:param to_container: any callable to make container
:param sep: Seprator string
:return: Dict or dict-like object represents config values
"""
_parse_val = _parse if kwargs.get("ac_parse_value", False) else _noop
# Optional arguements for configparser.SafeConfigParser{,readfp}
kwargs_0 = mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type", "allow_no_value"), kwargs)
kwargs_1 = mk_opt_args(("filename", ), kwargs)
try:
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
except TypeError:
# .. note::
# It seems ConfigPaser.*ConfigParser in python 2.6 does not support
# 'allow_no_value' option parameter, and TypeError will be thrown.
kwargs_0 = mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type"), kwargs)
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
cnf = to_container()
parser.readfp(stream, **kwargs_1)
# .. note:: Process DEFAULT config parameters as special ones.
defaults = parser.defaults()
if defaults:
cnf["DEFAULT"] = to_container()
for key, val in iteritems(defaults):
cnf["DEFAULT"][key] = _parse_val(val, sep)
for sect in parser.sections():
cnf[sect] = to_container()
for key, val in parser.items(sect):
cnf[sect][key] = _parse_val(val, sep)
return cnf
def _load(filepath=None, stream=None, sep=_SEP, **kwargs):
"""
:param filepath: Config file path
:param stream: File or file-like object provides ini-style conf
:param sep: Seprator string
:return: Dict or dict-like object represents config values
"""
# Optional arguements for configparser.SafeConfigParser{,readfp}
kwargs_0 = mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type", "allow_no_value"), kwargs)
kwargs_1 = mk_opt_args(("filename", ), kwargs)
try:
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
except TypeError:
# .. note::
# It seems ConfigPaser.*ConfigParser in python 2.6 does not support
# 'allow_no_value' option parameter, and TypeError will be thrown.
kwargs_0 = mk_opt_args(("defaults", "dict_type"), kwargs)
parser = configparser.SafeConfigParser(**kwargs_0)
container = dict
cnf = container()
(fname, arg) = _switch_read_fn_arg(filepath, stream)
getattr(parser, fname)(arg, **kwargs_1)
# .. note:: Process DEFAULT config parameters as special ones.
if parser.defaults():
cnf["DEFAULT"] = container()
for key, val in iteritems(parser.defaults()):
cnf["DEFAULT"][key] = _parse(val, sep)
for sect in parser.sections():
cnf[sect] = container()
for key, val in parser.items(sect):
cnf[sect][key] = _parse(val, sep)
return cnf
