Python load_dump Examples

Example #1

File: cli.py Project: pombredanne/graphkit-1

def query(ctx, input, output, context, query_file):
    """ Run an MQL query and store the results. """
    graph = ctx.obj['GRAPH']
    for uri in input:
        load_dump(graph, ensure_uri(uri))

    if query_file is not None:
        query = read_yaml_uri(ensure_uri(query_file))
    else:
        query = yaml.loads(sys.stdin)
    save_query_json(graph, query, output, context_id=context)

Example #2

File: cli.py Project: pombredanne/graphkit-1

def query(ctx, input, output, context, query_file):
    """ Run an MQL query and store the results. """
    graph = ctx.obj['GRAPH']
    for uri in input:
        load_dump(graph, ensure_uri(uri))

    if query_file is not None:
        query = read_yaml_uri(ensure_uri(query_file))
    else:
        query = yaml.loads(sys.stdin)
    save_query_json(graph, query, output, context_id=context)

Example #3

File: cli.py Project: pombredanne/graphkit-1

def merge(ctx, input, output):
    """ Combine multiple graph files. """
    graph = ctx.obj['GRAPH']
    for uri in input:
        load_dump(graph, ensure_uri(uri))
    save_dump(graph, output)

Example #4

File: cli.py Project: pombredanne/graphkit-1

def dump_json(ctx, input, types, output, depth):
    """ Generate JSON of registered schemas. """
    graph = ctx.obj['GRAPH']
    for uri in input:
        load_dump(graph, ensure_uri(uri))
    save_json_dump(graph, output, types, depth=depth)

Example #5

File: cli.py Project: pombredanne/graphkit-1

def dump_json(ctx, input, types, output, depth):
    """ Generate JSON of registered schemas. """
    graph = ctx.obj['GRAPH']
    for uri in input:
        load_dump(graph, ensure_uri(uri))
    save_json_dump(graph, output, types, depth=depth)

Example #6

File: cli.py Project: pombredanne/graphkit-1

def merge(ctx, input, output):
    """ Combine multiple graph files. """
    graph = ctx.obj['GRAPH']
    for uri in input:
        load_dump(graph, ensure_uri(uri))
    save_dump(graph, output)