dbprocessing.inspector.DefaultFormatter

class dbprocessing.inspector.DefaultFormatter

Formatter that passes through any missing fields

Basically does a match-all for constructing a regex. expand_format will also pass through the field name, but this will still fail on the final format() call.

__init__(*args, **kwargs)

Methods

assemble(literal, field, format, conversion)	Assembles components of a field specification
check_unused_args(used_args, args, kwargs)
convert_field(value, conversion)
expand_datetime(kwargs)	Expands datetime keyword into special keywords.
expand_format(format_string[, kwargs])	Add formatting codes to 'special' fields in format string.
format(format_string, *args, **kwargs)	Expand base format to handle datetime and special dbp keywords
format_field(value, format_spec)
get_field(field_name, args, kwargs)
get_value(key, args, kwargs)
parse(format_string)
re(format_string, *args, **kwargs)	Format with regexp for unspecified fields.
vformat(format_string, args, kwargs)

Attributes

SPECIAL_FIELDS

assemble(literal, field, format, conversion)

Assembles components of a field specification

Converse of parse. Takes literal text, field name, format spec, and conversion and assembles into a full field spec.

Parameters

literalstr

any literal text preceding the field definition

fieldstr

name of the field

formatstr

format specification to apply to field

conversionstr

conversion to apply to field

Returns

str

A full format spec that will parse into literal, field, format, conversion

Examples

>>> f = dbprocessing.DBstrings.DBformatter()
>>> parsed = list(f.parse('The year is {Y}'))
>>> parsed[0]
('The year is ', 'Y', '', None)
>>> f.assemble(*parsed[0])
'The year is {Y}'

check_unused_args(used_args, args, kwargs)

convert_field(value, conversion)

expand_datetime(kwargs)

Expands datetime keyword into special keywords. Helper function!

A single datetime keyword may be provided to format(); this function expands that datetime keyword into all the fields that may be provided by the datetime object and inserts those keywords into kwargs.

Parameters

kwargsdict

keywords passed to format(). Updated in place.

Examples

>>> kwargs = { 'datetime': datetime.datetime(2010, 1, 1) }
>>> dbprocessing.DBstrings.DBformatter().expand_datetime(kwargs)
>>> kwargs
{'DATE': '20100101',
 'H': 0,
 'M': 0,
 'MICRO': 0,
 'MILLI': 0,
 'S': 0,
 'Y': 2010,
 'b': 'Jan',
 'd': 1,
 'datetime': datetime.datetime(2010, 1, 1, 0, 0),
 'j': 1,
 'm': 1,
 'y': 10}

expand_format(format_string, kwargs=None)

Add formatting codes to ‘special’ fields in format string.

Helper function!

For every field defined in SPECIAL_FIELDS, if there is no format spec nor conversion specified, replace it on the output with the full format spec in SPECIAL_FIELDS.

If the format spec/conversion is not provided or matches that in SPECIAL_FIELDS, and the field is not found in kwargs, replace with the regular expression from SPECIAL_FIELDS.

Everything else is returned verbatim.

Parameters

format_stringstr

The format string to convert.

kwargsdict

Provided keywords to check for existence. If not supplied, do no regex substitution.

Returns

str

format_string with the fields defined in SPECIAL_FIELDS expanded to full format specifiers and replaced by regular expressions, as desired.

format(format_string, *args, **kwargs)

Expand base format to handle datetime and special dbp keywords

This is the top-level function to call.

Parameters

format_stringstr

String with format specifiers.

Returns

str

The formatted string.

format_field(value, format_spec)

get_field(field_name, args, kwargs)

get_value(key, args, kwargs)

parse(format_string)

re(format_string, *args, **kwargs)

Format with regexp for unspecified fields.

Similar to format(), but any fields which are not specified are replaced wth regular expressions according to SPECIAL_FIELDS.

Parameters

format_stringstr

String with format specifiers.

Returns

str

The formatted string.

vformat(format_string, args, kwargs)

SPECIAL_FIELDS = {'??': ('{??}', '..'), '???': ('{???}', '...'), '????': ('{????}', '....'), 'APID': ('{APID:x}', '[\\da-fA-F]+'), 'DATE': ('{DATE}', '(19|2\\d)\\d\\d(0\\d|1[0-2])[0-3]\\d'), 'H': ('{H:02d}', '[0-2]\\d'), 'M': ('{M:02d}', '[0-6]\\d'), 'MICRO': ('{MICRO:03d}', '\\d{3}'), 'MILLI': ('{MILLI:03d}', '\\d{3}'), 'QACODE': ('{QACODE}', 'ok|ignore|problem'), 'S': ('{S:02d}', '[0-6]\\d'), 'VERSION': ('{VERSION}', '\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+'), 'Y': ('{Y:04d}', '(19|2\\d)\\d\\d'), 'b': ('{b}', 'Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec'), 'd': ('{d:02d}', '[0-3]\\d'), 'datetime': ('{datetime}', '(19|2\\d)\\d\\d(0\\d|1[0-2])[0-3]\\d'), 'j': ('{j:03d}', '[0-3]\\d\\d'), 'm': ('{m:02d}', '(0\\d|1[0-2])'), 'mday': ('{mday:d}', '-?\\d+'), 'nn': ('{nn}', '\\d\\d'), 'nnn': ('{nnn}', '\\d\\d\\d'), 'nnnn': ('{nnnn}', '\\d\\d\\d\\d'), 'y': ('{y:02d}', '\\d\\d')}

indexed by field name; each element contains a fully-formatted representation of the field and a regular expression that should match it. (dict)

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Release: 0.1.0 Doc generation date: Feb 10, 2022