Source code for cement.ext.ext_yaml

"""
Cement yaml extension module.
"""

from __future__ import annotations
import yaml  # type: ignore
from typing import Any, Dict, Callable, TYPE_CHECKING
from ..core import output
from ..utils.misc import minimal_logger
from ..ext.ext_configparser import ConfigParserConfigHandler

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from ..core.foundation import App  # pragma: nocover

LOG = minimal_logger(__name__)


[docs] def suppress_output_before_run(app: App) -> None: """ This is a ``post_argument_parsing`` hook that suppresses console output if the ``YamlOutputHandler`` is triggered via command line. :param app: The application object. """ if not hasattr(app.pargs, 'output_handler_override'): return elif app.pargs.output_handler_override == 'yaml': app._suppress_output()
[docs] def unsuppress_output_before_render(app: App, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: """ This is a ``pre_render`` that unsuppresses console output if the ``YamlOutputHandler`` is triggered via command line so that the Yaml is the only thing in the output. :param app: The application object. """ if not hasattr(app.pargs, 'output_handler_override'): return elif app.pargs.output_handler_override == 'yaml': app._unsuppress_output()
[docs] def suppress_output_after_render(app: App, out_text: str) -> None: """ This is a ``post_render`` hook that suppresses console output again after rendering, only if the ``YamlOutputHandler`` is triggered via command line. :param app: The application object. """ if not hasattr(app.pargs, 'output_handler_override'): return elif app.pargs.output_handler_override == 'yaml': app._suppress_output()
[docs] class YamlOutputHandler(output.OutputHandler): """ This class implements the :ref:`Output <cement.core.output>` Handler interface. It provides Yaml output from a data dictionary and uses `pyYaml <http://pyYaml.org/wiki/PyYamlDocumentation>`_ to dump it to STDOUT. Please see the developer documentation on :cement:`Output Handling <dev/output>`. This handler forces Cement to suppress console output until ``app.render`` is called (keeping the output pure Yaml). If troubleshooting issues, you will need to pass the ``--debug`` option in order to unsuppress output and see what's happening. """
[docs] class Meta(output.OutputHandler.Meta): """Handler meta-data.""" label = 'yaml' #: Whether or not to include ``yaml`` as an available choice #: to override the ``output_handler`` via command line options. overridable = False
_meta: Meta # type: ignore def __init__(self, *args: Any, **kw: Any) -> None: super(YamlOutputHandler, self).__init__(*args, **kw) self.config = None
[docs] def _setup(self, app_obj: App) -> None: self.app = app_obj
[docs] def render(self, data: Dict[str, Any], template: str = None, **kw: Any) -> str: # type: ignore """ Take a data dictionary and render it as Yaml output. Note that the template option is received here per the interface, however this handler just ignores it. Additional keyword arguments passed to ``yaml.dump()``. Args: data (dict): The data dictionary to render. Keyword Args: template (str): Ignored in this output handler implementation. Returns: str: A Yaml encoded string. """ LOG.debug(f"rendering output as yaml via {self.__module__}") return yaml.dump(data, **kw) # type: ignore
[docs] class YamlConfigHandler(ConfigParserConfigHandler): """ This class implements the :ref:`Config <cement.core.config>` Handler interface, and provides the same functionality of :ref:`ConfigParserConfigHandler <cement.ext.ext_configparser>` but with Yaml configuration files. See `pyYaml <http://pyYaml.org/wiki/PyYamlDocumentation>`_ for more information on pyYaml. **Note** This extension has an external dependency on `pyYaml`. You must include `pyYaml` in your application's dependencies as Cement explicitly does *not* include external dependencies for optional extensions. Due to changes in pyYaml version 5.1 to deprecate `yaml.load` without specifying a `Loader=...`, this class will attempt to parse the yaml content with the 5.1 sugar method `full_load`, falling back to the "unsafe" call for versions prior to 5.1. The `full_load` method uses the FullLoader, which is the default Loader when none is provided. See the pyYaml message on this deprecation: https://msg.pyyaml.org/load """
[docs] class Meta(ConfigParserConfigHandler.Meta): label = 'yaml'
_meta: Meta # type: ignore def __init__(self, *args: Any, **kw: Any) -> None: super(YamlConfigHandler, self).__init__(*args, **kw)
[docs] def _parse_file(self, file_path: str) -> bool: """ Parse Yaml configuration file settings from file_path, overwriting existing config settings. If the file does not exist, returns False. Args: file_path (str): The file system path to the Yaml configuration file. """ yaml_load: Callable = yaml.full_load if hasattr(yaml, 'full_load') else yaml.load with open(file_path, 'r') as f: content = f.read() if content is not None and len(content) > 0: self.merge(yaml_load(content)) return True
def load(app: App) -> None: app.hook.register('post_argument_parsing', suppress_output_before_run) app.hook.register('pre_render', unsuppress_output_before_render) app.hook.register('post_render', suppress_output_after_render) app.handler.register(YamlOutputHandler) app.handler.register(YamlConfigHandler)