def __init__(self, unittest=False, verbose=0):
if unittest:
# value not used, when we're testing will mock out call to read_json
# below with actual translation table to use for test
config_files = ['dummy_filename']
else:
config = ConfigManager()
glob_pattern = os.path.join(
config.paths.CODE_ROOT, 'src', 'fieldlist_*.jsonc'
)
config_files = glob.glob(glob_pattern)
# always have CF-compliant option, which does no translation
self.axes = {
'CF': {
"lon" : {"axis" : "X", "MDTF_envvar" : "lon_coord"},
"lat" : {"axis" : "Y", "MDTF_envvar" : "lat_coord"},
"lev" : {"axis" : "Z", "MDTF_envvar" : "lev_coord"},
"time" : {"axis" : "T", "MDTF_envvar" : "time_coord"}
}}
self.variables = {'CF': dict()}
self.units = {'CF': dict()}
for filename in config_files:
d = util.read_json(filename)
for conv in util.coerce_to_iter(d['convention_name']):
if verbose > 0:
print('XXX found ', conv)
if conv in self.variables:
print("ERROR: convention "+conv+" defined in "+filename+" already exists")
raise ConventionError
self.axes[conv] = d.get('axes', dict())
self.variables[conv] = util.MultiMap(d.get('var_names', dict()))
self.units[conv] = util.MultiMap(d.get('units', dict()))
def _build_data_dicts(self):
self.data_keys = defaultdict(list)
self.data_pods = util.MultiMap()
self.data_files = util.MultiMap()
for pod in self.iter_pods():
for var in pod.iter_vars_and_alts():
key = self.dataset_key(var)
self.data_pods[key].update(set([pod]))
self.data_keys[key].append(var)
self.data_files[key].update(var._remote_data)
def get_lookup(self, source, dest):
"""Find the appropriate lookup table to convert values in *source* (keys)
to values in *dest* (values), generating it if necessary.
Args:
source (str): the CV category to use for the keys.
dest (str): the CV category to use for the values.
Returns: :class:`util.MultiMap` providing a dict-like lookup interface,
ie dest_value = d[source_key].
"""
if (source, dest) in self._lookups:
return self._lookups[(source, dest)]
elif (dest, source) in self._lookups:
return self._lookups[(dest, source)].inverse()
elif source in self._contents:
k = list(self._contents[source])[0]
if dest not in self._contents[source][k]:
raise KeyError(f"Can't find {dest} in attributes for {source}.")
mm = util.MultiMap()
for k in self._contents[source]:
mm[k].update(
util.to_iter(self._contents[source][k][dest], set)
)
self._lookups[(source, dest)] = mm
return mm
elif dest in self._contents:
return self._lookups[(dest, source)].inverse()
else:
raise KeyError(f"Neither {source} or {dest} in CV table list.")
def test_multimap_remove(self):
temp = util.MultiMap({'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 1})
temp['c'].add(2)
temp['c'].remove(1)
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertIn(2, temp_inv)
self.assertItemsEqual(temp_inv[2], set(['b', 'c']))
self.assertIn(1, temp_inv)
self.assertItemsEqual(temp_inv[1], set(['a']))
def test_multimap_add(self):
temp = util.MultiMap({'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 1})
temp['a'].add(3)
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertIn(3, temp_inv)
self.assertItemsEqual(temp_inv[3], set(['a']))
temp['a'].add(2)
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertIn(2, temp_inv)
self.assertItemsEqual(temp_inv[2], set(['a', 'b']))
def test_multimap_setitem(self):
# test key addition and handling of duplicate values
temp = util.MultiMap({'a': 1, 'b': 2})
temp['c'] = 1
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertIn(1, temp_inv)
self.assertItemsEqual(temp_inv[1], set(['a', 'c']))
temp['b'] = 3
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertNotIn(2, temp_inv)
def test_multimap_delitem(self):
# test item deletion
temp = util.MultiMap({'a': 1, 'b': 2})
del temp['b']
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertNotIn(2, temp_inv)
def test_multimap_inverse(self):
# test inverse map
temp = util.MultiMap({'a': 1, 'b': 2})
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertIn(1, temp_inv)
self.assertEqual(temp_inv[2], set(['b']))
def test_multimap_add_new(self):
temp = util.MultiMap({'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 1})
temp['x'].add(2)
temp_inv = temp.inverse()
self.assertIn(2, temp_inv)
self.assertCountEqual(temp_inv[2], set(['b', 'x']))
