def __init__(self,
question,
value,
validator=None,
multiple=False,
printable_name=None):
""" Basic Question class.
Supports simple question and answer or question and multiple
answers (note: list/hash validators have caveats). Also
support for one or more Validator classes to ensure the answer
given meets the question criteria.
"""
self.question = question
self.value = value
self.multiple = multiple
if printable_name:
self.printable_name = printable_name
else:
self.printable_name = value
if validator is None:
self.validator = Validator()
else:
self.validator = validator
self._questions = []
def __init__(self, question, value, validator=None, multiple=False,
printable_name=None):
""" Basic Question class.
Supports simple question and answer or question and multiple
answers (note: list/hash validators have caveats). Also
support for one or more Validator classes to ensure the answer
given meets the question criteria.
"""
self.question = question
self.value = value
self.multiple = multiple
if printable_name:
self.printable_name = printable_name
else:
self.printable_name = value
if validator is None:
self.validator = Validator()
else:
self.validator = validator
self._questions = []
def _ask(self, answers: Dict) -> Union[Dict, None]:
""" Really ask the question.
We may need to populate multiple validators with answers here.
Then ask the question and insert the default value if
appropriate. Finally call the validate function to check all
validators for this question and returning the answer.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
v.answers = answers
else:
self.validator.answers = answers
while(True):
q = self.question % answers
if not self.choices():
logger.warning('No choices were supplied for "%s"' % q)
return None
if self.value in answers:
default = Validator.stringify(answers[self.value])
answer = self._get_input("%s [%s]: " % (q, default))
if answer == '':
answer = answers[self.value]
else:
answer = self._get_input("%s: " % q)
# if we are in multiple mode and the answer is just the empty
# string (enter/return pressed) then we will just answer None
# to indicate we are done
if answer == '.' and self.multiple:
return None
if self.validate(answer):
return self.answer()
else:
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
if v.error() != '':
print(v.error())
else:
print(self.validator.error())
def _ask(self, answers):
""" Really ask the question.
We may need to populate multiple validators with answers here.
Then ask the question and insert the default value if
appropriate. Finally call the validate function to check all
validators for this question and returning the answer.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
v.answers = answers
else:
self.validator.answers = answers
while(True):
q = self.question % answers
if not self.choices():
return None
if self.value in answers:
default = Validator.stringify(answers[self.value])
answer = raw_input("%s [%s]: " % (q, default))
if answer == '':
answer = answers[self.value]
else:
answer = raw_input("%s: " % q)
# if we are in multiple mode and the answer is just the empty
# string (enter/return pressed) then we will just answer None
# to indicate we are done
if answer == '.' and self.multiple:
return None
if self.validate(answer):
return self.answer()
else:
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
if v.error() != '':
print v.error()
else:
print self.validator.error()
def test_stringify(self):
assert Validator.stringify(5) == '5'
assert Validator.stringify('5') == '5'
def test_error(self):
v = Validator()
v.validate('')
assert v.error() == 'ERROR: Can not be empty. Please provide a value.'
def test_blank(self):
v = Validator(blank=True)
assert v.validate('') is True
assert v.choice() == ''
def test_validate(self):
v = Validator()
assert v.validate('') is False
assert v.error_message is not None
class Question(object):
_answers: Dict
_questions: List
def __init__(self, question: str, value: str, validator: 'Validator' = None,
multiple=False, printable_name=None) -> None:
""" Basic Question class.
Supports simple question and answer or question and multiple
answers (note: list/hash validators have caveats). Also
support for one or more Validator classes to ensure the answer
given meets the question criteria.
"""
self.question = question
self.value = value
self.multiple = multiple
if printable_name:
self.printable_name = printable_name
else:
self.printable_name = value
if validator is None:
self.validator = Validator()
else:
self.validator = validator
self._questions = []
def __eq__(self, other: 'Question') -> bool: # type: ignore
if self.question == other.question and self.value == other.value:
return True
else:
return False
def __repr__(self) -> str:
return self.value
def _get_input(self, text) -> str:
return input(text)
def _ask(self, answers: Dict) -> Union[Dict, None]:
""" Really ask the question.
We may need to populate multiple validators with answers here.
Then ask the question and insert the default value if
appropriate. Finally call the validate function to check all
validators for this question and returning the answer.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
v.answers = answers
else:
self.validator.answers = answers
while(True):
q = self.question % answers
if not self.choices():
logger.warning('No choices were supplied for "%s"' % q)
return None
if self.value in answers:
default = Validator.stringify(answers[self.value])
answer = self._get_input("%s [%s]: " % (q, default))
if answer == '':
answer = answers[self.value]
else:
answer = self._get_input("%s: " % q)
# if we are in multiple mode and the answer is just the empty
# string (enter/return pressed) then we will just answer None
# to indicate we are done
if answer == '.' and self.multiple:
return None
if self.validate(answer):
return self.answer()
else:
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
if v.error() != '':
print(v.error())
else:
print(self.validator.error())
def ask(self, answers: Dict = None) -> Dict:
""" Ask the question, then ask any sub-questions.
This returns a dict with the {value: answer} pairs for the current
question plus all descendant questions.
"""
if answers is None:
answers = {}
_answers: Dict = {}
if self.multiple:
print((bold('Multiple answers are supported for this question. ' +
'Please enter a "." character to finish.')))
_answers[self.value] = []
answer = self._ask(answers)
while answer is not None:
_answers[self.value].append(answer)
answer = self._ask(answers)
else:
_answers[self.value] = self._ask(answers)
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
_answers = dict(_answers, **v.hints())
else:
_answers = dict(_answers, **self.validator.hints())
for q in self._questions:
answers = dict(answers, **_answers)
_answers = dict(_answers, **q.ask(answers))
return _answers
def validate(self, answer: str) -> bool:
""" Validate the answer with our Validator(s)
This will support one or more validator classes being applied to
this question. If there are multiple, all validators must return
True for the answer to be valid.
"""
if answer is None:
return False
else:
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
if not v.validate(answer):
return False
return True
else:
return self.validator.validate(answer)
def answer(self) -> Dict:
""" Return the answer for the question from the validator.
This will ultimately only be called on the first validator if
multiple validators have been added.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
return self.validator[0].choice()
return self.validator.choice()
def choices(self) -> bool:
""" Print the choices for this question.
This may be a empty string and in the case of a list of validators
we will only show the first validator's choices.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
return self.validator[0].print_choices()
return self.validator.print_choices()
def add(self, question: 'Question') -> None:
if isinstance(question, Question):
self._questions.append(question)
else:
# TODO this should raise a less generic exception
raise Exception
def remove(self, question: 'Question') -> None:
if isinstance(question, Question):
self._questions.remove(question)
else:
raise Exception
class Question(object):
def __init__(self, question, value, validator=None, multiple=False,
printable_name=None):
""" Basic Question class.
Supports simple question and answer or question and multiple
answers (note: list/hash validators have caveats). Also
support for one or more Validator classes to ensure the answer
given meets the question criteria.
"""
self.question = question
self.value = value
self.multiple = multiple
if printable_name:
self.printable_name = printable_name
else:
self.printable_name = value
if validator is None:
self.validator = Validator()
else:
self.validator = validator
self._questions = []
def __eq__(self, other):
if self.question == other.question and self.value == other.value:
return True
else:
return False
def __repr__(self):
return self.value
def _ask(self, answers):
""" Really ask the question.
We may need to populate multiple validators with answers here.
Then ask the question and insert the default value if
appropriate. Finally call the validate function to check all
validators for this question and returning the answer.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
v.answers = answers
else:
self.validator.answers = answers
while(True):
q = self.question % answers
if not self.choices():
return None
if self.value in answers:
default = Validator.stringify(answers[self.value])
answer = raw_input("%s [%s]: " % (q, default))
if answer == '':
answer = answers[self.value]
else:
answer = raw_input("%s: " % q)
# if we are in multiple mode and the answer is just the empty
# string (enter/return pressed) then we will just answer None
# to indicate we are done
if answer == '.' and self.multiple:
return None
if self.validate(answer):
return self.answer()
else:
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
if v.error() != '':
print v.error()
else:
print self.validator.error()
def ask(self, answers=None):
""" Ask the question, then ask any sub-questions.
This returns a dict with the {value: answer} pairs for the current
question plus all decendent questions.
"""
if answers is None:
answers = {}
_answers = {}
if self.multiple:
print(bold('Multiple answers are supported for this question. ' +
'Please enter a "." character to finish.'))
_answers[self.value] = []
answer = self._ask(answers)
while answer is not None:
_answers[self.value].append(answer)
answer = self._ask(answers)
else:
_answers[self.value] = self._ask(answers)
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
_answers = dict(_answers, **v.hints())
else:
_answers = dict(_answers, **self.validator.hints())
for q in self._questions:
answers = dict(answers, **_answers)
_answers = dict(_answers, **q.ask(answers))
return _answers
def validate(self, answer):
""" Validate the answer with our Validator(s)
This will support one or more validator classes being applied to
this question. If there are multiple, all validators must return
True for the answer to be valid.
"""
if answer is None:
return False
else:
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
for v in self.validator:
if not v.validate(answer):
return False
return True
else:
return self.validator.validate(answer)
def answer(self):
""" Return the answer for the question from the validator.
This will ultimately only be called on the first validator if
multiple validators have been added. Since we ultimately we and
all the validators this should not cause any issues.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
return self.validator[0].choice()
return self.validator.choice()
def choices(self):
""" Print the choices for this question.
This may be a empty string and in the case of a list of validators
we will only show the first validator's choices.
"""
if isinstance(self.validator, list):
return self.validator[0].print_choices()
return self.validator.print_choices()
def add(self, question):
if isinstance(question, Question):
self._questions.append(question)
else:
raise Exception
def remove(self, question):
if isinstance(question, Question):
self._questions.remove(question)
else:
raise Exception