def main ():
parser = create_parser ()
(options, args) = parse_args (parser)
# create instance of formatter
formatter = ISTFormatter ()
# convert to tex format
if options.format.lower() in ('tex', 'latex'):
formatter.json2latex (options.input, options.output)
sys.exit (0)
# convert to HTML format
if options.format.lower() in ('html', 'html5', 'www', 'htm'):
formatter.json2html (options.input, options.output)
sys.exit (0)
print "Error: Unsupported format '{:s}'".format(options.format)
sys.exit (1)
def main():
"""
Run main program
"""
parser = create_parser()
options, args = parse_args(parser)
# create instance of formatter
from ist.ist_formatter_module import ISTFormatter
formatter = ISTFormatter()
# read input json file
with open(options.input, 'r') as fp:
json_data = json.load(fp)
ist_info = {
'version': json_data['version']['flow123d_version'] if 'version' in json_data else 'Input reference'
}
json_data = json_data['ist_nodes'] if 'ist_nodes' in json_data else json_data
# filter out unsupported types, they won't be formatted
items = list()
for json_item in json_data:
input_type = json_item['input_type'] if 'input_type' in json_item else None
if input_type in registered_nodes:
item = registered_nodes[input_type]()
item.parse(json_item)
items.append(item)
else:
Logger.instance().info(' - item type not supported: %s' % str(item))
# if we have all items parsed we create references
for item in items:
if getattr(item, 'input_type', InputType.UNKNOWN) == InputType.MAIN_TYPE:
if item.input_type == InputType.RECORD:
for key in getattr(item, 'keys', []):
if key.type.get_reference().input_type == InputType.ARRAY:
key.type.get_reference().subtype.get_reference().add_ref(item)
else:
key.type.get_reference().add_ref(item)
if item.input_type == InputType.ABSTRACT_RECORD:
for imp in getattr(item, 'implementations', []):
imp.get_reference().add_ref(item)
# sort items by type and name
items = sorted(items, key=lambda x: '{}{}'.format(x.input_type.value, x.name))
# convert to tex format
if options.format.lower() in ('tex', 'latex'):
Logger.instance().info('Formatting ist to tex format')
from ist.utils.texlist2 import TexList
TexList.PRETTY_FORMAT = options.debug
formatter.json2latex(items, options.output, info=ist_info)
if os.path.isfile(options.output):
print('Ok: File "{:s}" created'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(0)
else:
print('Error: File "{:s}" does not exists'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(1)
# convert to HTML format
if options.format.lower() in ('html', 'html5', 'www', 'htm'):
Logger.instance().info('Formatting ist to html format')
formatter.json2html(items, options.output, info=ist_info)
if os.path.isfile(options.output):
print('Ok: File "{:s}" created'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(0)
else:
print('Error: File "{:s}" does not exists'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(1)
if options.format.lower() in ('markdown', 'md'):
Logger.instance().info('Testing markdown')
text = '''
# Using markdown in description
**Description field** supports markdown syntax (support is partial and some techniques may not work in Python markdown implementation).
## Links
Link to record [[root]] selection [[DG_output_fields]] or abstract [[Transport]]. All links are in the same format.
If `link_name` is specified in `attributes` (let say DG_output_fields has link_name of DG), we can use that [[DG]]
Record and Selection types offer links to their keys/values, so you can write [[DG#porosity]], to specify link text use following syntax [[DG#porosity:poro]]
or link to key in Root item [[root#flow123d_version]]
Every name should be unique, if `link_name` is duplicate first occurrence will be used!
To avoid conflict with `link_name` or `name` we can use type specification like this [[record#root]]. 3 types are registered:
1. type RECORD supporting prefixes:
- r
- record
2. type SELECTION supporting prefixes:
- s
- selection
3. type ABSTRACT supporting prefixes:
- a
- ar
- abstract
## Basics
We can write **bold** statements (or *italic* if needed). We can also ~~strkkethrg~~ strikethrough some text to express some change.
Another usage can be in lists, we can write both unordered and ordered list. Important is to place one empty line before list starts.
Unordered list:
- important item
- another important item
Ordered list have same rules:
1. item number 1
2. and item number 2
To write code section with monospaced font, such as variable use `this` syntax.
**Note** Use line breaks \\n chars sparely, and only break text-flow if necessarily.
Full markdown specification can be found [here](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet) but since Python is used to parse markdown, there may be slight differences.
(($q_w$))
'''
o = htmltree()
o.description(text)
print(o.dump())
sys.exit(0)
Logger.instance().error("Error: Unsupported format '{:s}'".format(options.format))
sys.exit(1)
def main():
"""
Run main program
"""
parser = create_parser()
options, args = parse_args(parser)
# create instance of formatter
from ist.ist_formatter_module import ISTFormatter
formatter = ISTFormatter()
# read input json file
with open(options.input, 'r') as fp:
json_data = json.load(fp)
ist_info = {
'version':
json_data['version']['flow123d_version']
if 'version' in json_data else 'Input reference'
}
json_data = json_data[
'ist_nodes'] if 'ist_nodes' in json_data else json_data
# filter out unsupported types, they won't be formatted
items = list()
for json_item in json_data:
input_type = json_item[
'input_type'] if 'input_type' in json_item else None
if input_type in registered_nodes:
item = registered_nodes[input_type]()
item.parse(json_item)
items.append(item)
else:
Logger.instance().info(' - item type not supported: %s' %
str(json_item))
# if we have all items parsed we create references
for item in items:
if getattr(item, 'input_type',
InputType.UNKNOWN) == InputType.MAIN_TYPE:
if item.input_type == InputType.RECORD:
for key in getattr(item, 'keys', []):
if key.type.get_reference().input_type == InputType.ARRAY:
key.type.get_reference().subtype.get_reference(
).add_link(item)
else:
key.type.get_reference().get_generic_root().add_link(
item)
if item.input_type == InputType.ABSTRACT_RECORD:
for imp in getattr(item, 'implementations', []):
imp.get_reference().add_link(item)
# disable sort for now (type and name) keep items order unchanged
# items = sorted(items, key=lambda x: '{}{}'.format(x.input_type.value, x.name))
# convert to tex format
if options.format.lower() in ('tex', 'latex'):
Logger.instance().info('-' * 80)
Logger.instance().info('Formatting ist to tex format')
from ist.utils.texlist2 import TexList
TexList.PRETTY_FORMAT = options.debug
formatter.json2latex(items, options.output, info=ist_info)
if os.path.isfile(options.output):
print('Ok: File "{:s}" created'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(0)
else:
print('Error: File "{:s}" does not exists'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(1)
# convert to HTML format
if options.format.lower() in ('html', 'html5', 'www', 'htm'):
Logger.instance().info('-' * 80)
Logger.instance().info('Formatting ist to html format')
formatter.json2html(items, options.output, info=ist_info)
if os.path.isfile(options.output):
print('Ok: File "{:s}" created'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(0)
else:
print('Error: File "{:s}" does not exists'.format(options.output))
sys.exit(1)
if options.format.lower() in ('markdown', 'md'):
Logger.instance().info('Testing markdown')
text = '''
# Using markdown in description
**Description field** supports markdown syntax (support is partial and some techniques may not work in Python markdown implementation).
## Links
Link to record [[root]] selection [[DG_output_fields]] or abstract [[Transport]]. All links are in the same format.
If `link_name` is specified in `attributes` (let say DG_output_fields has link_name of DG), we can use that [[DG]]
Record and Selection types offer links to their keys/values, so you can write [[DG#porosity]], to specify link text use following syntax [[DG#porosity:poro]]
or link to key in Root item [[root#flow123d_version]]
Every name should be unique, if `link_name` is duplicate first occurrence will be used!
To avoid conflict with `link_name` or `name` we can use type specification like this [[record#root]]. 3 types are registered:
1. type RECORD supporting prefixes:
- r
- record
2. type SELECTION supporting prefixes:
- s
- selection
3. type ABSTRACT supporting prefixes:
- a
- ar
- abstract
## Basics
We can write **bold** statements (or *italic* if needed). We can also ~~strkkethrg~~ strikethrough some text to express some change.
Another usage can be in lists, we can write both unordered and ordered list. Important is to place one empty line before list starts.
Unordered list:
- important item
- another important item
Ordered list have same rules:
1. item number 1
2. and item number 2
To write code section with monospaced font, such as variable use `this` syntax.
**Note** Use line breaks \\n chars sparely, and only break text-flow if necessarily.
Full markdown specification can be found [here](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet) but since Python is used to parse markdown, there may be slight differences.
(($q_w$))
'''
o = htmltree()
o.description(text)
print(o.dump())
sys.exit(0)
Logger.instance().error("Error: Unsupported format '{:s}'".format(
options.format))
sys.exit(1)
