def compile(
configuration_file: str,
output_file: str,
check: bool,
options: Sequence[Tuple[str, str]],
):
from choixe.configurations import XConfig
import rich
try:
cfg = XConfig(filename=configuration_file)
except Exception as e:
rich.print(f"[red]Invalid configuration file: {e}[/red]")
import sys
sys.exit(1)
placeholders = cfg.available_placeholders()
for key, value in options:
if key in placeholders:
placeholder = placeholders[key]
cfg.deep_set(key, placeholder.cast(value))
if check:
cfg.check_available_placeholders(close_app=True)
cfg.save_to(output_file)
def prompt(cls, xconfig: XConfig, close_app: bool = True) -> XConfig:
"""Prompts the placeholders of an xconfig and fill them
with the user answers, it returns a copy of the original xconfig
:param xconfig: the xconfig
:type xconfig: XConfig
:param close_app: if True the app will be closed if all the placeholder are not filled, defaults to True
:type close_app: bool, optional
:return: the filled xconfig
:rtype: XConfig
"""
xconfig = xconfig.copy()
unique_phs = cls.unique_placeholders_with_order(
xconfig.available_placeholders()
)
# user interaction
questions = [cls.placeholder_to_question(x) for x in unique_phs]
answers = cls._system_prompt(questions)
# replaces placeholders with inquirer answers
xconfig.replace_variables_map(answers)
xconfig.check_available_placeholders(close_app=close_app)
return xconfig
from choixe.configurations import XConfig
import rich
cfg = XConfig(filename="cfg.yml")
# Checks for placeholders before replace
rich.print("\nBefore Replace", cfg.to_dict())
cfg.check_available_placeholders(close_app=False)
# Iterate Placeholders
placeholders = cfg.available_placeholders()
for key, p in placeholders.items():
# Replace default value if any
if p.default_value is not None:
cfg.replace_variable(
p.name, p.default_value
) # Replace automatically Casts for CFG
# Checks for placeholders after replace
rich.print("\nAfter Replace", cfg.to_dict())
# Checks for placeholders after replace
cfg.deep_parse()
rich.print("\nAfter Second Deep Parse", cfg.to_dict())