示例#1
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def diagnostics(local_data="."):
    st.header("Streamlit instance info")
    st.subheader("Locally-installed libraries")
    try:
        import PyOpenColorIO as ocio

        st.write(f"PyOpenColorIO v{ocio.__version__}")
    except ImportError:
        pass
    try:
        import OpenImageIO as oiio

        st.write(f"OpenImageIO v{oiio.__version__}")
    except:
        pass

    st.subheader("`colour-science` library info")
    with st_stdout("code"):
        colour.utilities.describe_environment()

    st.subheader("System")
    st.write(get_profile())

    st.subheader("Local contents")
    with st_stdout("code"):
        print(str(local_data))
        fs.open_fs(str(local_data)).tree()

    st.subheader("Python system paths")
    st.write(sys.path)
示例#2
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def maybe_print_debug_info(meta: "GitMeta") -> None:
    if not os.getenv("SEMGREP_AGENT_DEBUG"):
        return

    debug_echo("\n== ecosystem profile:")
    debug_echo(json.dumps(ecoutils.get_profile(), indent=2, sort_keys=True))
    debug_echo("\n== meta info:")
    debug_echo(json.dumps(meta.to_dict(), indent=2, sort_keys=True))
示例#3
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def system_profile(anonymize=False, as_dict=False):
    '''Return a summary of this system.

    The default output format is a string that is more or less human readable.
    If the value of parameter "as_dict" is True, the output is a Python dict.

    If the value of parameter "anonymize" is True, the results will have values
    of '-' for certain identifiable information.  This includes current working
    directory, hostname, Python executable path, command-line arguments, and
    username.

    The output of this function is identical to that of "get_profile" from the
    Boltons ecoutils module, reformatted and returned as a string that can be
    printed for human consumption.
    '''

    details = ecoutils.get_profile(scrub=anonymize)
    return details if as_dict else yaml.dump(details)
示例#4
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import logging
import sys
from operator import methodcaller
from pathlib import Path

from boltons.ecoutils import get_profile
from boltons.iterutils import unique

# Canonical name of the CLI.
CLI_NAME = "mdedup"

__version__ = "6.0.3"

# Environment data.
env_data = get_profile(scrub=True)

# Initialize global logger.
logger = logging.getLogger(CLI_NAME)

# Ordered list of headers to use by default to compute the hash of a mail.
HASH_HEADERS = (
    "Date",
    "From",
    "To",
    # No Cc since mailman apparently sometimes trims list members from the Cc
    # header to avoid sending duplicates: https://mail.python.org/pipermail
    # /mailman-developers/2002-September/013233.html . But this means that
    # copies of mail reflected back from the list server will have a different
    # Cc to the copy saved by the MUA at send-time.
    # 'Cc',
示例#5
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def test_basic():
    # basic sanity test
    prof = ecoutils.get_profile()

    assert prof['python']['bin'] == sys.executable
示例#6
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def test_scrub():
    prof = ecoutils.get_profile(scrub=True)

    assert prof['username'] == '-'