def test_blank_comment():
blank = ""
assert argutils.format_comment(blank) == ""
assert argutils.format_comment(None) == ""
def to_config(cmd_name, argsdict, desc=None):
"""Create an INI-style config file from a given dictionary of arguments.
:param cmd_name: name of the command (used in the config section header)
:param argsdict: a dictionary of arguments, as provided by argutils.read.*
:param desc: (optional) a description of the command, if one is not provided
by the argsdict
:returns: a string representation of the config file, which can be written
to a file
"""
if not isinstance(argsdict, OrderedDict):
raise ValueError(
"Arguments dictionary is unordered: output order will be random."
)
CFG_LINE_STR = "{key} = {value}\n"
CFG_SECTION_STR = "[{header}]\n"
# The string that will hold the final config file contents
out = ""
# Use the description provided if it's missing from the argsdict
if META_KEY in argsdict:
section_desc = argsdict[META_KEY].get(DESC_KEY, desc)
else:
section_desc = desc
out += format_comment(section_desc, quote="## ")
out += CFG_SECTION_STR.format(header=cmd_name)
for argname, argvals in six.iteritems(argsdict):
# Skip the metadata section (since we handled already)
if argname == META_KEY:
continue
if EXCLUDE_FLAG in argvals:
continue
description = format_comment(argvals.get(DESC_KEY, ""))
default = argvals.get("default", "")
line = CFG_LINE_STR.format(key=argname, value=default)
out += description + line
return out