Source code for isofit.data.ini

"""
ISOFIT environment module
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import json
import logging
import os
import re
from configparser import ConfigParser
from copy import deepcopy
from pathlib import Path

[docs] Logger = logging.getLogger(__file__)
[docs] def getWorkingDir(config): """ Attempts to detect if a configuration file sits in an ISOFIT working_directory Parameters ---------- config : pathlib.Path Path to a config json file Returns ------- wd : pathlib.Path | None Path to the working directory, if it's detected to be valid """ # [working_directory]/config/config.json # parent/parent/config.json wd = config.parent.parent.resolve() dirs = ("config", "data", "input", "lut_full", "output") for dir in dirs: if not (wd / dir).exists(): return None Logger.info(f"Discovered working_directory to be: {wd}") return wd
[docs] class Ini: # Default directories to expect
[docs] _dirs: List[str] = [ "data", "examples", "imagecube", "srtmnet", "sixs", "plots", ]
# Additional keys with default values
[docs] _keys: Dict[str, str] = {"srtmnet.file": "", "srtmnet.aux": ""}
def __init__(self) -> None:
[docs] self._path_bak = None
self.reset() self.load()
[docs] def __getattr__(self, key: str) -> Optional[str]: """ Retrieves a value from CONFIG[SECTION] if the key doesn't exist on the module already. Parameters ---------- key : str The key to retrieve the value for. Returns ------- str or None The value associated with the key if it exists in CONFIG[SECTION], otherwise None. """ return self.config[self.section].get(key)
[docs] def __getitem__(self, key: str) -> Optional[str]: """ Simple passthrough function to __getattr__ Parameters ---------- key : str The key to retrieve the value for. Returns ------- str or None The value associated with the key if it exists in CONFIG[SECTION], otherwise None. """ return getattr(self, key)
[docs] def __iter__(self) -> Iterable: return iter(self.config[self.section])
[docs] def __repr__(self) -> str: return f"[{self.section}]\n" + "\n".join( [f"{key} = {value}" for key, value in self.items()] )
[docs] def keys(self) -> Iterable[str]: return iter(self.config[self.section])
[docs] def items(self, kind: str = None) -> Iterable[Tuple[str, str]]: """ Passthrough to the items() function on the working section of the config. Parameters ---------- kind : "dirs" | "keys" | None Returns an iterable for the specific items: - "dirs" only keys in Ini._dirs - "dirs" only keys in Ini._keys - None returns combined both """ items = self.config[self.section].items() if kind == "dirs": for key, value in items: if key in self._dirs: yield key, value elif kind == "keys": for key, value in items: if key in self._keys: yield key, value else: yield from items
[docs] def changeBase(self, base: str) -> None: """ Changes the base path for each directory. Parameters ---------- base : str Path to base directory to set """ self.base = Path(base) # Re-initialize for key in self._dirs: self.changePath(key, self.base / key)
[docs] def changeKey(self, key: str, value: str = "") -> None: """ Change the value associated with the specified key in the CONFIG[SECTION]. Parameters ---------- key : str, dict Key to set. Alternatively, can be a dict to iterate over setting multiple keys at once. value : str, default="" The new value to associate with the key. """ if isinstance(key, dict): for k, v in key.items(): self.changeKey(k, v) return self.config[self.section][key] = str(value)
[docs] def changeSection(self, section: str) -> None: """ Changes the working section of the config. Parameters ---------- section : str The section of the config to reference for lookups. """ self.section = section if section not in self.config: self.config[section] = {}
[docs] def changePath(self, key: str, value: str) -> None: """ Change the path associated with the specified key in the CONFIG[SECTION]. Parameters ---------- key : str The key whose path needs to be changed. value : str or Path The new path to associate with the key. """ self.config[self.section][key] = str(Path(value).resolve())
[docs] def load(self, ini: Optional[str] = None, section: Optional[str] = None) -> None: """ Load environment variables from an ini file. Parameters ---------- ini : str or Path, optional The path to the INI file containing config variables. If None, the default INI file path is used. If provided, sets the global INI for the remainder of the session. section : str, optional Sets the working section for the session. Key lookups will use this section. """ if ini: self.ini = Path(ini) # Store the ini in the environment so child ray workers can re-initialize the env object correctly os.environ["ISOFIT_INI"] = str(self.ini) if section: self.changeSection(section) if self.ini.exists(): self.config.read(self.ini) # Retrieve the absolute path for key in self._dirs: self.changePath(key, self[key]) Logger.info(f"Loaded ini from: {self.ini}") else: Logger.info(f"ini does not exist, falling back to defaults: {self.ini}")
[docs] def save(self, ini: Optional[str] = None, diff_only: bool = True) -> None: """ Save CONFIG variables to the INI (ini) file. Parameters ---------- ini : str or Path, optional The path to save the config variables to. If None, the default INI file path is used. If provided, sets the global INI for the remainder of the session. diff_only : bool, default=True Only save if there is a difference between the currently existing ini file and the config in memory. If False, will save regardless, possibly overwriting an existing file """ if ini: self.ini = Path(ini) # Store the ini in the environment so child ray workers can re-initialize the env object correctly os.environ["ISOFIT_INI"] = str(self.ini) self.ini.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) save = True if diff_only: if self.ini.exists(): save = False current = ConfigParser() current.read(self.ini) if current != self.config: save = True if save: try: with open(self.ini, "w") as file: self.config.write(file) Logger.debug(f"Wrote to file: {self.ini}") except: Logger.exception(f"Failed to dump ini to file: {self.ini}")
[docs] def path( self, dir: str, *path: List[str], key: str = None, template: bool = False ) -> Path: """ Retrieves a path under one of the env directories and validates the path exists. Parameters ---------- dir : str One of the env directories, eg. "data", "examples" *path : List[str] Path to a file under the `dir` key : str, default=None Optional key value to append to the resolved path. Assumes the path is a directory and the key will be a file name template : bool, default=False Returns the path as a template string. The path will still be validated, but the return will be "{env.[dir]}/*path", to be used with Ini.replace Returns ------- pathlib.Path Validated full path Examples -------- >>> from isofit.data import env >>> env.load() >>> env.path("data") ~/.isofit/data >>> env.path("examples", "20171108_Pasadena", "configs", "ang20171108t184227_surface.json") ~/.isofit/examples/20171108_Pasadena/configs/ang20171108t184227_surface.json >>> env.path("srtmnet", key="srtmnet.file") ~/.isofit/srtmnet/sRTMnet_v120.h5 >>> env.path("srtmnet", key="srtmnet.aux") ~/.isofit/srtmnet/sRTMnet_v120_aux.npz """ self.validate([dir], debug=Logger.debug, error=Logger.error) if template: path = Path("{env." + dir + "}", *path) else: path = Path(self[dir], *path).resolve() # Retrieve the value stored for the given key if it's set if key and self[key]: path /= self[key] if not template and not path.exists(): error = f"The following path does not exist, please verify your installation environment: {path}" Logger.error(error) if self.raise_path_errors and self.raise_path_errors.lower() in ( "true", "1", ): raise FileNotFoundError(error) return path
[docs] def toTemplate( self, data: str | dict, replace="dirs", save: bool = True, report: bool = True, **kwargs, ) -> dict: """ Recursively converts string values in a dict to be template values which can be converted back using Ini.fromTemplate(). Template values are in the form of "{env.[value]}". \b Parameters ---------- data : str | dict The dictionary to walk over and update values. If string, checks if this exists as a file and loads that in as the data dict replace : "dirs" | "keys" | None, default="dirs" Defines what kind of values from the ini to replace in strings: - "dirs" only replace directory paths - "keys" only replace key strings - None replaces both Recommended to only use "dirs" to remain consistent. "keys" can have unintended consequences and may replace more than it should save : bool, default=True If the data was a file and this is enabled, saves the converted data dict to another file. The new file will simply append ".tmpl" to its name report : bool, default=True Reports if no value in the input data was changed **kwargs : dict Additional strings to replace. The values are replaced in a string with the key of the kwarg. For example: >>> kwargs = {"xyz": "abc"} >>> data["some_key"] = "replace abc here" will be replaced as: >>> data["some_key"] = "replace {xyz} here" This is to be used with Ini.fromTemplate to replace values that are not found in the ini object \b Returns ------- data : dict | pathlib.Path In-place replaced string values with template values If saved as a new file, returns the path instead """ file = None if isinstance(data, str): if (file := Path(data)).exists(): with open(data, "rb") as f: data = json.load(f) # Attempt to discover the working directory if it's in an ISOFIT output if "working_directory" not in kwargs: if wd := getWorkingDir(file): kwargs["working_directory"] = wd else: raise FileNotFoundError("If `data` is not a dict, it must be a file") orig = None if report: orig = deepcopy(data) for key, value in data.items(): if isinstance(value, dict): self.toTemplate(value, report=False, **kwargs) elif isinstance(value, str): for k, v in self.items(replace): if v in value: Logger.debug(f"{key}: {v} in {value} => env.{k}") value = value.replace(v, "{env." + k + "}") for k, v in kwargs.items(): if v in value: Logger.debug(f"{key}: {v} in {value} => {k}") value = value.replace(v, "{" + k + "}") data[key] = value if orig != data: if save and file: out = file.with_suffix(f"{file.suffix}.tmpl") with open(out, "w") as f: f.write(json.dumps(data, indent=4)) Logger.info(f"Saved converted json to: {out}") return out elif report: Logger.warning( "No value in the config was replaced. Are the paths in the ini in the config?" ) return data
[docs] def fromTemplate( self, data: str | dict, save: bool = True, prepend: str = None, **kwargs ) -> dict: """ Recursively replaces the template values in found in string values with the real value from the ini. Template values are in the form of "{env.[value]}". This is an in-place operation. \b Parameters ---------- data : str | dict The dictionary to walk over and update values. If string, checks if this exists as a file and loads that in as the data dict save : bool, default=True If the data was a file and this is enabled, saves the converted data dict to another file. If the input file ends with ".tmpl" then it will simply be cut. If it doesn't or already exists, then the output filename will be the input filename prepended with `prepend` value. prepend : str, default=None Prepend a string to the output filename. If not set and the input filename doesn't end with ".tmpl", then this is auto-set to "replaced" **kwargs : dict Additional strings to replace. The values are replaced in a string with the key of the kwarg. For example: >>> kwargs = {"xyz": "abc"} >>> data["some_key"] = "replace {xyz} here" will be replaced as: >>> data["some_key"] = "replace abc here" This is to be used with Ini.toTemplate to replace values that are not found in the ini object \b Returns ------- data : dict | pathlib.Path In-place replaced template values with actual from a loaded ini If saved as a new file, returns the path instead """ # On the first call, this may be a file so load it file = None if isinstance(data, str): if (file := Path(data)).exists(): with open(data, "rb") as f: data = json.load(f) # Attempt to discover the working directory if it's in an ISOFIT output if "working_directory" not in kwargs: if wd := getWorkingDir(file): kwargs["working_directory"] = wd else: raise FileNotFoundError("If `data` is not a dict, it must be a file") for key, value in data.items(): if isinstance(value, dict): self.fromTemplate(value, **kwargs) elif isinstance(value, str): # Find all "{env.[value]}" for dir in re.findall(r"{env\.(\w+)}", value): # Replace in-place value = value.replace("{env." + dir + "}", self[dir]) for extra in re.findall(r"{(\w+)}", value): if extra in kwargs: value = value.replace("{" + extra + "}", str(kwargs[extra])) data[key] = value if save and file: if file.suffix == ".tmpl": out = file.with_suffix("") if out.exists() and not prepend: prepend = "replaced" elif not prepend: out = file prepend = "replaced" if prepend: out = out.with_name(f"{prepend}.{out.name}") with open(out, "w") as f: f.write(json.dumps(data, indent=4)) Logger.info(f"Saved converted json to: {out}") return out return data
[docs] def reset(self, save: bool = False) -> None: """ Resets the object to the defaults defined by ISOFIT Parameters ---------- save : bool, default=False Saves the reset to the default ini file: ~/.isofit/isofit.ini """ self.config = ConfigParser() self.section = "DEFAULT" self.changeBase(Path.home() / ".isofit/") self.changeKey(self._keys) # Use the environment variable path to an ini over the default if it is present # This is typically used by ray workers to retrieve the correct ini if ini := os.environ.get("ISOFIT_INI"): self.ini = Path(ini) else: self.ini = self.base / "isofit.ini" if save: self.save()
@staticmethod
[docs] def validate(keys: List) -> bool: """ Validates known products. Parameters ---------- keys : list List of products to validate """ # Should never be raised as this function is defined and set in isofit.data.cli.__init__ # If this is hit, there's a critical environment issue raise NotImplementedError( "ISOFIT failed to attach the validation function to this object" )