Example #1
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def test_git_push(git_dir):

    with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tempdir:

        bare_dir = Path(tempdir)
        run('git --bare init', cwd=bare_dir.as_posix())
        run('git remote add origin {}'.format(bare_dir), cwd=git_dir.as_posix())
        run('git push --set-upstream origin master', cwd=git_dir.as_posix())

        # create tag, add file and do commit
        run('git tag v1', cwd=git_dir.as_posix())
        new_file = git_dir / 'new_file.txt'
        with new_file.open('w') as f:
            f.write('Some text')
        run('git add {}'.format(new_file), cwd=git_dir.as_posix())
        run('git commit -m "message"', cwd=git_dir.as_posix())

        git.git_push(Repo(git_dir.as_posix()), 'v1')

        p = capture_stdout('git ls-tree -r HEAD --name-only', cwd=str(bare_dir.as_posix()))
        files = p.stdout.text.splitlines()

        assert 'new_file.txt' in files

        p = capture_stdout('git describe --abbrev=0 --tags', cwd=bare_dir.as_posix())
        assert p.stdout.text == 'v1\n'
Example #2
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def gather_local_git_info():
    remote_names = sarge.capture_stdout('git remote show').stdout.text.splitlines()
    remote_urls = [
        sarge.capture_stdout('git ls-remote --get-url {}'.format(name)).stdout.text.strip()
        for name in remote_names
    ]

    return dict(
        repos=remote_urls,
        ref=sarge.capture_stdout('git rev-parse --symbolic-full-name HEAD').stdout.text.strip(),
        sha=sarge.capture_stdout('git rev-parse HEAD').stdout.text.strip()
    )
Example #3
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def gather_local_git_info():
    remote_names = sarge.capture_stdout(
        'git remote show').stdout.text.splitlines()
    remote_urls = [
        sarge.capture_stdout(
            'git ls-remote --get-url {}'.format(name)).stdout.text.strip()
        for name in remote_names
    ]

    return dict(
        repos=remote_urls,
        ref=sarge.capture_stdout(
            'git rev-parse --symbolic-full-name HEAD').stdout.text.strip(),
        sha=sarge.capture_stdout('git rev-parse HEAD').stdout.text.strip())
Example #4
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def test_init_repo(dir_with_file):
    git.init_repo(dir_with_file)

    p = capture_stdout('git ls-files', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.stdout.text == 'readme.txt\n'

    p = capture_stdout('git config --get user.name', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.stdout.text == '\n'

    p = capture_stdout('git config --get user.email', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.stdout.text == '\n'

    p = capture_stdout('git rev-list --all --count', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.returncode != 0
    assert p.stdout.text == ''
Example #5
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def test_init_repo_with_user(dir_with_file):
    git.init_repo(dir_with_file, initial_commit=True,
                  user_name='John', user_email='*****@*****.**')

    p = capture_stdout('git ls-files', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.stdout.text == 'readme.txt\n'

    p = capture_stdout('git config --get user.name', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.stdout.text == 'John\n'

    p = capture_stdout('git config --get user.email', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.stdout.text == '[email protected]\n'

    p = capture_stdout('git rev-list --all --count', cwd=str(dir_with_file))
    assert p.stdout.text == '1\n'
Example #6
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def crop(filename): 
   """ Call PDFCrop on a file, and replace it with its cropped version """
   r = sarge.capture_stdout("pdfcrop %s" % (filename))
   if r.returncode  > 0: 
       print "PDFCrop error, return code %d\n\t%s" % (r.returncode, r.stdout.text)
   else: 
       shutil.move(filename.replace(".pdf","-crop.pdf"), filename)
Example #7
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 def test_feeder(self):
     feeder = Feeder()
     p = capture_stdout([sys.executable, 'echoer.py'], input=feeder,
                        async=True)
     try:
         lines = ('hello', 'goodbye')
         gen = iter(lines)
         # p.commands may not be set yet (separate thread)
         while not p.commands or p.commands[0].returncode is None:
             logger.debug('commands: %s', p.commands)
             try:
                 data = next(gen)
             except StopIteration:
                 break
             feeder.feed(data + '\n')
             if p.commands:
                 p.commands[0].poll()
             time.sleep(0.05)    # wait for child to return echo
     finally:
         # p.commands may not be set yet (separate thread)
         if p.commands:
             p.commands[0].terminate()
         feeder.close()
     self.assertEqual(p.stdout.text.splitlines(),
                      ['hello hello', 'goodbye goodbye'])
Example #8
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 def get_docker_version(self):
     docker_version = None
     docker_command = str(self.location) + " version --format '{{.Server.Version}}'"
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         docker_version = line
     return docker_version
Example #9
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 def test_feeder(self):
     feeder = Feeder()
     p = capture_stdout([sys.executable, 'echoer.py'],
                        input=feeder,
                        async=True)
     try:
         lines = ('hello', 'goodbye')
         gen = iter(lines)
         # p.commands may not be set yet (separate thread)
         while not p.commands or p.commands[0].returncode is None:
             logger.debug('commands: %s', p.commands)
             try:
                 data = next(gen)
             except StopIteration:
                 break
             feeder.feed(data + '\n')
             if p.commands:
                 p.commands[0].poll()
             time.sleep(0.05)  # wait for child to return echo
     finally:
         # p.commands may not be set yet (separate thread)
         if p.commands:
             p.commands[0].terminate()
         feeder.close()
     self.assertEqual(p.stdout.text.splitlines(),
                      ['hello hello', 'goodbye goodbye'])
Example #10
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def list_windows():
    """Returns a list of all windows.

    Returns:
        List of Window instances.
    """
    stdout = capture_stdout('wmctrl -lG').stdout.text
    stdout_lines = stdout.split('\n')

    result = []

    for line in stdout_lines:
        if line:
            columns = line.split()

            result.append(
                Window(id=columns[0],
                       desktop=int(columns[1]),
                       geometry=Geometry(x=int(columns[2]),
                                         y=int(columns[3]),
                                         w=int(columns[4]),
                                         h=int(columns[5])),
                       name=' '.join(columns[7:])))

    return result
Example #11
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def async_parse_tracert(target, on_new_node):
    p = capture_stdout('tracert {}'.format(target), async_=True)
    num_timeouts = 0

    while p.returncodes[0] is None:
        line = p.stdout.readline()
        line = line.decode('utf-8')
        elems = line.split()
        elems = [value for value in elems if value != 'ms']
        if (len(elems) == 5 or len(elems) == 6) and elems[0].isdigit():
            new_node = {
                'delays':
                (to_int(elems[1]), to_int(elems[2]), to_int(elems[3]))
            }
            if len(elems) == 6:
                new_node['name'] = elems[4]
                new_node['addr'] = elems[5].strip('[').strip(']')
            else:
                new_node['addr'] = elems[4]
            on_new_node(new_node)
            num_timeouts = 0
        elif len(elems) > 0 and elems[-1] == 'out.':
            num_timeouts += 1
            # on_new_node(None)
            if num_timeouts >= 1:
                return -1
        p.commands[0].poll()
        time.sleep(0.05)

    return p.returncodes[0]
Example #12
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 def get_docker_version(self):
     docker_version = None
     docker_command = str(
         self.location) + " version --format '{{.Server.Version}}'"
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         docker_version = line
     return docker_version
Example #13
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 def test_run_found_command(self):
     with open('hello.py', 'w') as f:
         f.write('print("Hello, world!")')
     cmd = find_command('hello')
     if not cmd:
         raise unittest.SkipTest('.py not in PATHEXT or not registered')
     p = capture_stdout('hello')
     self.assertEqual(p.stdout.text.rstrip(), 'Hello, world!')
Example #14
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 def test_run_found_command(self):
     with open('hello.py', 'w') as f:
         f.write('print("Hello, world!")')
     cmd = find_command('hello')
     if not cmd:
         raise unittest.SkipTest('.py not in PATHEXT or not registered')
     p = capture_stdout('hello')
     self.assertEqual(p.stdout.text.rstrip(), 'Hello, world!')
Example #15
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def fummy(threshold, branches, path):
    cwd(path)

    all_branches = capture_stdout('git branch')
    # remove spaces and any blank spaces
    temp = all_branches.stdout.text.replace('*', '').replace(' ',
                                                             '').split('\n')
    for branch in temp:
        if branch and branch not in branches:
            click.echo('Processing branch: {}'.format(branch))
            p = capture_stdout(
                'git show {} --format="%cI" --no-patch'.format(branch))
            diff_days = get_time_difference(p.stdout.text)
            if diff_days > threshold:
                click.echo('Deleting {}'.format(branch))
                p = capture_stdout('git branch -D {}'.format(branch))
                click.echo(p.stdout.text)
Example #16
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 def test_run_found_command(self):
     with open("hello.py", "w") as f:
         f.write('print("Hello, world!")')
     cmd = find_command("hello")
     if not cmd:
         raise unittest.SkipTest(".py not in PATHEXT or not registered")
     p = capture_stdout("hello")
     self.assertEqual(p.stdout.text.rstrip(), "Hello, world!")
Example #17
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    def extract_text(self,
                     input_path,
                     output_path='',
                     password=None,
                     encoding=None,
                     html=False,
                     sort=False,
                     ignore_beads=False,
                     start_page=1,
                     end_page=None):
        """
        Extract all text from PDF file.

        Parameters
        ----------
        input_path : str
            Input PDF file.
        output_path : str
            Output text file. If not specified, the extracted text is returned.
        password : str
            PDF password.
        encoding : str
            Text file encoding.
        html : bool
            If True, extract as HTML.
        sort : bool
            If True, sort text before returning it.
        ignore_beads : bool
            If True, ignore separation by beads.
        start_page : int
            First page to extract (starting with 1).
        end_page : int
            Last page to extract (starting with 1).

        Returns
        -------
        text : str
            Extracted text. If `output_path` is not specified, nothing is returned.
        """

        options = (' -password {password}'.format(password=password) if password else '') +\
                  (' -encoding {encoding}'.format(encoding=encoding) if encoding else '') +\
                  (' -html' if html else '') +\
                  (' -sort' if sort else '') +\
                  (' -ignoreBeads' if ignore_beads else '') +\
                  (' -startPage {start_page}'.format(start_page=start_page) if start_page else '') +\
                  (' -endPage {end_page}'.format(end_page=end_page) if end_page else '')
        if not output_path:
            options += ' -console'
        cmd = '"{java_path}" -jar "{pdfbox_path}" ExtractText {options} "{input_path}" "{output_path}"'.format(
            java_path=self.java_path,
            pdfbox_path=self.pdfbox_path,
            options=options,
            input_path=input_path,
            output_path=output_path)
        p = sarge.capture_stdout(cmd)
        if not output_path:
            return p.stdout.text
Example #18
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def fummy(threshold, branches, path):
    cwd(path)

    all_branches = capture_stdout('git branch')
    # remove spaces and any blank spaces
    temp = all_branches.stdout.text.replace(
        '*', '').replace(' ', '').split('\n')
    for branch in temp:
        if branch and branch not in branches:
            click.echo('Processing branch: {}'.format(branch))
            p = capture_stdout(
                'git show {} --format="%cI" --no-patch'.format(branch))
            diff_days = get_time_difference(p.stdout.text)
            if diff_days > threshold:
                click.echo('Deleting {}'.format(branch))
                p = capture_stdout(
                    'git branch -D {}'.format(branch))
                click.echo(p.stdout.text)
Example #19
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def git_toplevel():
    """
  Grab absolute path of repo using git command.

  :returns: git.stdout.text.rstrip()
  :rtype: str.
  """
    git = capture_stdout("git rev-parse --show-toplevel")
    return git.stdout.text.rstrip()
Example #20
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 def get_image_info(self, imageID):
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' images'
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         if imageID in repr(line):
             repository = line.split()[0]
             tag = line.split()[1]
     if imageID is None:
         raise DockerImageError
     return repository, tag
Example #21
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 def get_imageID(self, image):
     # default_container = "phusion/baseimage"
     imageID = None
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' images'
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         if image in repr(line):
             imageID = line.split()[2]
     if imageID is None:
         raise DockerImageError('No Image')
     return imageID
Example #22
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 def get_containerImage(self, containerID):
     imageName = None
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' ps -a'
     #print docker_command
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         if containerID in repr(line):
             imageName = line.split()[1]
     if imageName is None:
         raise DockerImageError('No Image for Container')
     return imageName
Example #23
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 def get_containerImage(self, containerID):
     imageName = None
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' ps -a'
     #print docker_command
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         if containerID in repr(line):
             imageName = line.split()[1]
     if imageName is None:
         raise DockerImageError('No Image for Container')
     return imageName
Example #24
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 def get_containerID(self, image):
     containerID = None
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' ps -a'
     #print docker_command
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         if image in repr(line):
             containerID = line.split()[0]
     if containerID is None:
         raise DockerImageError('No Container')
     return containerID
def extract_data(database: str, query_type: str,
                 phenotype: int=1) -> pd.DataFrame:

    command = GEMINI_COMMAND.format(QUERIES[query_type] + " in_1kg=0 ",
                                    phenotype, database)
    print("Running", command)
    command = sarge.capture_stdout(command)

    series = pd.read_table(command.stdout, squeeze=True)

    return set(series.values)
Example #26
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 def get_image_info(self):
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' images'
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     if self.imageID is not None:
         for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
             if self.imageID in repr(line):
                 repository = line.split()[0]
                 tag = line.split()[1]
         return repository, tag
     else:
         raise DockerImageError
Example #27
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 def get_imageID(self):
     default_container = "phusion/baseimage"
     imageID = None
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' images'
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         if default_container in repr(line):
             imageID = line.split()[2]
     if imageID is None:
         raise DockerImageError
     return imageID
Example #28
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 def get_containerID(self, image):
     containerID = None
     docker_command = str(self.location) + ' ps -a'
     #print docker_command
     output = capture_stdout(docker_command)
     for line in io.TextIOWrapper(output.stdout):
         if image in repr(line):
             containerID = line.split()[0]
     if containerID is None:
         raise DockerImageError('No Container')
     return containerID
Example #29
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def _auth_token():
    """Call the heroku auth:token api.

    This function is inside settings, not Heroku, as it's part of the
    settings process, and is only called once, on startup.

    """
    r = sarge.capture_stdout('heroku auth:token')
    if r.returncode > 0:
        # git doesn't play nicely so r.stderr is None even though it failed
        raise Exception(u"Error getting heroku auth_token")
    return r.stdout.text.strip()
Example #30
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def extract_data(database: str,
                 query_type: str,
                 phenotype: int = 1) -> pd.DataFrame:

    command = GEMINI_COMMAND.format(QUERIES[query_type] + " in_1kg=0 ",
                                    phenotype, database)
    print("Running", command)
    command = sarge.capture_stdout(command)

    series = pd.read_table(command.stdout, squeeze=True)

    return set(series.values)
Example #31
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def main():
    parser = optparse.OptionParser()
    parser.add_option('-n', '--no-dots', dest='dots', default=True,
                      action='store_false', help='Show dots for progress')
    options, args = parser.parse_args()
    p = capture_stdout('python /home/abhishek/Downloads/sarge/lister.py -d 0.1 -c 100', async=True)
    t = threading.Thread(target=progress, args=(p.stdout, options))
    t.start()
    while(p.returncodes[0] is None):
        # We could do other useful work here. If we have no useful
        # work to do here, we can call readline() and process it
        # directly in this loop, instead of creating a thread to do it in.
        p.commands[0].poll()
        time.sleep(0.05)
    t.join()
Example #32
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def pants_list(args):
    """
  Non-interactive output of pants list parsed to only show bare targets without paths.

  :param args: arguments to pass to sarge.
  :type args: str
  :returns: _pants
  """
    os.chdir(git_toplevel())
    _pants_list = capture_stdout("./pants %s" % args)

    for target in _pants_list.stdout.text.split("\n"):
        if ":" in target:
            bare_target = target.split(":", 1)[-1]
            print(":%s" % bare_target)
Example #33
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def find_active_window(windows):
    """Returns the currently active (focused) window.

    Args:
        windows: A list containing all Windows instances.

    Returns:
        An instance of Window representing the currently active window or None if it can't found.
    """
    stdout = capture_stdout('xdotool getactivewindow').stdout.text
    windows_id = '0x' + hex(int(stdout))[2:].rjust(8, '0')

    for w in windows:
        if w.id == windows_id:
            return w
Example #34
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def get_auth_token():
    """Use the heroku auth:token command to fetch the user's API token.

    By using the heroku CLI itself we remove the requirement to set up
    an environment variable for the token.

    """
    r = sarge.capture_stdout('heroku auth:token')
    if r.returncode == 0:
        return r.stdout.text
    else:
        raise HerokuError(
            "Unable to retrieve user auth token from Heroku, "
            "please ensure that you are logged in using `heroku login`."
        )
Example #35
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def ping(host, count=5, deadline=5):
    """
    ICMP ECHO ping a host (with ``ping``)

    Args:
        host (str): hostname or IP
        count (int): number of packets to send (``-c``)
        deadline (int): timeout in seconds (``-w``)

    Returns:
        :py:class:`PingSummary`: parsed ping summary
    """
    cmd = sarge.shell_format("""ping -q -c {0} -w {1} -i 0.2 {2}""", count,
                             deadline, host)
    p = sarge.capture_stdout(cmd)
    return _parse_ping_output(TextIOWrapper(p.stdout))
Example #36
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def ping(host, count=5, deadline=5):
    """
    ICMP ECHO ping a host (with ``ping``)

    Args:
        host (str): hostname or IP
        count (int): number of packets to send (``-c``)
        deadline (int): timeout in seconds (``-w``)

    Returns:
        :py:class:`PingSummary`: parsed ping summary
    """
    cmd = sarge.shell_format(
        """ping -q -c {0} -w {1} -i 0.2 {2}""",
        count,
        deadline,
        host)
    p = sarge.capture_stdout(cmd)
    return _parse_ping_output(TextIOWrapper(p.stdout))
Example #37
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def calculate_coverage(sample, bed_data):

    sample_name = extract_samplename(str(sample))

    coverage = sarge.shell_format(COMMAND, sample, bed_data)

    coverage = sarge.capture_stdout(coverage)
    coverage_raw = pd.read_table(
        coverage.stdout,
        header=None,
        names=["chr", "start", "end", "name", "coverage"])

    # FIXME: No idea why this happens (misplaced index) but we must fix it
    if pd.Series(["+", "-"]).isin(coverage_raw["name"]).any():
        coverage_raw.reset_index(inplace=True)
        coverage_raw.columns = [
            "chr", "start", "end", "name", "score", "strand", "coverage"
        ]

    # clean up bed results (Split at "_", get first result)
    # FIXME: Be more flexible
    coverage_raw["name"] = coverage_raw["name"].apply(
        lambda x: x.split("_")[0].strip())

    coverage_table = coverage_raw[["coverage", "name"
                                   ]].groupby("name").agg(["mean", "std"])

    mean_coverage = coverage_table["coverage", "mean"]
    mean_std = coverage_table["coverage", "std"]

    coverage_table.columns.set_names(["", ""], inplace=True)
    coverage_table.index.set_names(["Gene"], inplace=True)

    coverage_table["coverage", "mean"] = mean_coverage.round(3)
    coverage_table["coverage", "std"] = mean_std.round(3)

    global_coverage_mean = coverage_raw["coverage"].mean()
    global_coverage_std = coverage_raw["coverage"].std()

    return dict(name=sample_name,
                cov=coverage_table,
                mean=global_coverage_mean,
                std=global_coverage_std)
Example #38
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def get_screen_size():
    """Returns the size of the screen.

    With multiple monitors it returns the size of the combined surfaces of the monitors.

    Returns:
        An instance of Gemoetry with x=0, y=0, w=Width of screen, h=Height of screen
    """
    stdout = capture_stdout('wmctrl -d').stdout.text
    stdout_lines = stdout.split('\n')

    # Example string: '0  - DG: 1366x768  VP: N/A  WA: 0,31 1366x737  1'
    size = stdout_lines[0].split()[3]

    # Example string: '1366x768'
    sizes = size.split('x')

    width = int(sizes[0])
    height = int(sizes[1])

    return Geometry(0, 0, width, height)
Example #39
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def list_desktops():
    """Returns a list of all desktops.

    Returns:
        List of Dekstop instances.
    """
    stdout = capture_stdout('wmctrl -d').stdout.text
    stdout_lines = stdout.split('\n')

    result = []

    for line in stdout_lines:
        if line:
            columns = line.split()

            result.append(
                Desktop(id=int(columns[0]),
                        active=(columns[1] == '*'),
                        dimensions=columns[3]))

    return result
Example #40
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def run_git_cmd(command):
    """Run specified git command.

    This function is used to ensure that all git commands are run against
    the correct repository by including the the --git-dir and --work-tree
    options. This is required as we are running the commands outside of
    the target repo directory.

    Args:
        command: the command to run - without the 'git ' prefix, e.g.
            "status", "log --oneline", etc.

    Returns the output of the command as a string.

    """
    cmd = GIT_CMD_PREFIX + command
    r = sarge.capture_stdout(cmd)
    if r.returncode > 0:
        # git doesn't play nicely so r.stderr is None even though it failed
        raise Exception(u"Error running git command '%s'" % cmd)
    return r.stdout.text
Example #41
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def run(command, get_output=False, cwd=None):
    """By default, run all commands at GITPATH directory.
    If command fails, stop program execution.
    """
    if cwd is None:
        cwd = GITPATH

    cprint('===')
    cprint('===  Command: ', command)
    cprint('===  CWD:     ', cwd)
    cprint('===')

    if get_output:
        proc = capture_stdout(command, cwd=cwd)
        out = proc.stdout.read().decode()
        print(out, end='')
        check_exit_code(proc.returncode)
        return out
    else:
        proc = sarge_run(command, cwd=cwd)
        check_exit_code(proc.returncode)
Example #42
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def main():
    parser = optparse.OptionParser()
    parser.add_option('-n',
                      '--no-dots',
                      dest='dots',
                      default=True,
                      action='store_false',
                      help='Show dots for progress')
    options, args = parser.parse_args()

    # p = capture_stdout('ncat -k -l -p 42421', async_=True)
    p = capture_stdout('python lister.py -d 0.1 -c 100', async_=True)

    time.sleep(0.01)
    t = threading.Thread(target=progress, args=(p.stdout, options))
    t.start()

    while (p.returncodes[0] is None):
        # We could do other useful work here. If we have no useful
        # work to do here, we can call readline() and process it
        # directly in this loop, instead of creating a thread to do it in.
        p.commands[0].poll()
        time.sleep(0.05)
    t.join()
Example #43
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 def test_partial_line(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foobarbaz')
     lines = [p.stdout.readline(6), p.stdout.readline().strip()]
     self.assertEqual(lines, [b'foobar', b'baz'])
Example #44
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 def test_returncodes(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo; echo bar; echo baz; false')
     self.assertEqual(p.returncodes, [0, 0, 0, 1])
     self.assertEqual(p.returncode, 1)
Example #45
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 def test_processes(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo; echo bar; echo baz; false')
     plist = p.processes
     for p in plist:
         self.assertTrue(isinstance(p, Popen))
Example #46
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 def test_returncodes(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo; echo bar; echo baz; false')
     self.assertEqual(p.returncodes, [0, 0, 0, 1])
     self.assertEqual(p.returncode, 1)
Example #47
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 def test_partial_line(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foobarbaz')
     lines = [p.stdout.readline(6), p.stdout.readline().strip()]
     self.assertEqual(lines, [b'foobar', b'baz'])
Example #48
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 def run_remote(self, cmd, input=None):
     host = self.args['--host']
     return capture_stdout('ssh %s -- %s' % (host, cmd), input=input)
Example #49
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#!/usr/bin/env python3

sh1 = 'cat input.txt | ./sollution.py'
sh2 = 'cat input.txt | ./sollution.py | cmp -lb output.txt | head -n 20'

import sarge
print(sarge.capture_stdout(sh1).stdout.text)
print(sarge.capture_stdout(sh2).stdout.text)
Example #50
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def stdout(command):
    return sarge.capture_stdout(command).stdout.text.strip()
Example #51
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 def run_remote(self, cmd, input=None):
     host = self.args['--host']
     return capture_stdout('ssh %s -- %s' % (host, cmd), input=input)
Example #52
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def _pipe(command, data_in, encoding='utf8'):
    p = sarge.capture_stdout(command, input=data_in.encode(encoding))
    return p.stdout.read().decode(encoding)
Example #53
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 def test_capture_stdout(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo')
     self.assertEqual(p.stdout.text.strip(), 'foo')
Example #54
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 def test_byte_iterator(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo; echo bar')
     lines = []
     for line in p.stdout:
         lines.append(line.strip())
     self.assertEqual(lines, [b'foo', b'bar'])
Example #55
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 def test_text_iterator(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo; echo bar')
     lines = []
     for line in TextIOWrapper(p.stdout):
         lines.append(line)
     self.assertEqual(lines, ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
Example #56
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 def test_text_iterator(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo; echo bar')
     lines = []
     for line in TextIOWrapper(p.stdout):
         lines.append(line)
     self.assertEqual(lines, ['foo\n', 'bar\n'])
Example #57
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 def test_processes(self):
     p = capture_stdout('echo foo; echo bar; echo baz; false')
     plist = p.processes
     for p in plist:
         self.assertTrue(isinstance(p, Popen))
Example #58
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def scan(device, settings):
    command = build_commandline(device, settings)
    c = sarge.capture_stdout(command)
    return TIFF.imread(io.BytesIO(c.stdout.read()))