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Move reusable functions to enissue. Reduce output of show_issue when quiet.

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poikilos 3 years ago
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  1. 228
      utilities/enissue.py
  2. 230
      utilities/pyissuesyncd

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utilities/enissue.py

@ -319,6 +319,165 @@ modes["closed"] = modes["open"]
match_all_labels = [] match_all_labels = []
trues = ["true", "on", "yes"]
falses = ["false", "off", "no"]
def str_to_value(valueStr, typeName=None, lineN=-1, path="(generated)"):
'''
Convert a string such as from a conf file to a value that may be of
a different type than string. The type will be detected by the
content of the string as follows (in order):
- If it is the string "None" then it will become None.
- It is int if it converts to int without ValueError.
- It is float if it converts to float without ValueError.
- It is bool if the string is (case insensitively) in the trues or
falses list.
- It is a string in all other cases. typeStr = None
Keyword arguments:
typeName -- Force it to be this type, otherwise raise ValueError.
If typeName is "bool", a number 0 or 1 will be converted to
False or True, respectively. Otherwise, the value has to be in
the global trues or falses list (case-insensitive). The typeName
must be: int, str, float, or bool, such as obtained via
`type(anotherValue).__name__`.
path -- The file (used for error reporting only).
lineN -- The line number in the file (used for error reporting only).
'''
valueL = None
if valueStr is not None:
valueL = valueStr.lower()
if typeName is not None:
if valueStr == "None":
error("{}:{}: WARNING: The program expected a(n) '{}' but"
" the value was 'None' and will become"
" None."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, typeName))
return None
elif typeName == "bool":
moreTrues = ['1'] + trues
moreFalses = ['0'] + falses
if valueL in moreTrues:
return True
elif valueL in moreFalses:
return False
else:
raise ValueError("{}:{}: A bool value is expected:"
" {} or {} (case insensitive) and if"
" the typeName is defined by the"
" program as 'bool' (which it is in"
" this case) then '0' or '1'"
" are also ok)."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, trues,
falses))
elif typeName == 'int':
try:
return int(valueStr)
except ValueError:
raise ValueError("{}:{}: An int value is expected:"
" the typeName is defined by the"
" program as 'int'."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, trues,
falses))
elif typeName == 'float':
try:
return float(valueStr)
except ValueError:
raise ValueError("{}:{}: A float value is expected:"
" the typeName is defined by the"
" program as 'float'."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, trues,
falses))
elif typeName == "str":
return valueStr
else:
raise NotImplementedError("The type {} isn't implemented"
" in str_to_value."
"".format(typeName))
if valueStr == "None":
return None
try:
return int(valueStr)
except ValueError:
pass
try:
return float(valueStr)
except ValueError:
pass
if valueL in trues:
return True
elif valueL in falses:
return False
return valueStr
def modify_dict_by_conf(options, conf_path, always_lower=False,
no_file_error=True, no_value_error=True,
quiet=True):
'''
Set values in the options dict using conf assignment operations
in the file at conf_path. If the key is in the dict, that will
determine the type. Otherwise, the type will be detected by
str_to_value. If there is nothing after the equal sign on the line,
the value will be None (or if no_value_error is True it will be
ignored and an error will be displayed).
Keyword arguments:
always_lower -- If True, options in the conf file won't be added
if they aren't lowercase.
no_file_error -- Show an error if the file doesn't exist.
no_value_error -- Show an error if the value is blank. If False,
set the value to None.
quiet -- Do not show when a value is set.
'''
conf_name = os.path.basename(conf_path)
lineN = 0
if os.path.isfile(conf_path):
with open(conf_path, 'r') as ins:
for rawL in ins:
lineN += 1 # Counting numbers start at 1.
line = rawL.strip()
if len(line) == 0:
continue
if line.startswith("#"):
continue
signI = line.find("=")
if signI < 1:
error("{}:{}: A value is expected before '='."
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
name = line[:signI].strip()
valueStr = line[signI+1:].strip()
value = None
if valueStr == "":
value = None
if always_lower:
if name.lower() != name:
error("{}:{}: A lowercase name is expected."
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
continue
if (valueStr is None) and no_value_error:
error("{}:{}: A value is expected."
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
else:
typeName = None
oldValue = options.get(name)
if oldValue is not None:
typeName = type(oldValue).__name__
value = str_to_value(valueStr, typeName=typeName,
path=conf_path, lineN=lineN)
options[name] = value
if not quiet:
error("[settings] {}: Set {} to {}"
"".format(conf_name, name, value))
else:
if no_file_error:
error("Error: \"{}\" Doesn't exist"
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
def toSubQueryValue(value): def toSubQueryValue(value):
''' '''
@ -1268,6 +1427,7 @@ class Repo:
issue["url"], issue["url"],
refresh=refresh, refresh=refresh,
never_expire=never_expire, never_expire=never_expire,
quiet=quiet,
) )
if err is not None: if err is not None:
@ -1675,6 +1835,74 @@ class Repo:
''' '''
raise NotImplementedError("update_issue") raise NotImplementedError("update_issue")
def get_issue(self, issue_no):
'''
Get a tuple of single issue dict and None, or if the second
value is not None, it is an error dict such as containing
'reason' and possibly 'code' (standard website error number)
and possibly 'url'.
'''
if self.options is None:
raise RuntimeError("options is not initialized.")
results, err = self.load_issues(
self.options,
issue_no=issue_no,
)
if err is None:
never_expire = self.options.get('never_expire') is True
result, err = self.show_issue(
results[0],
never_expire=never_expire,
quiet=True,
)
'''
^ show_issue gets all of the attached data such as timeline
(issues/#/timeline.json) and reactions to comments
(issues/comments/<comment_id>/reactions.json) if present
online.
'''
results = [result]
if results is None:
if err is not None:
if err.get('code') == 410:
# error("The issue was deleted")
pass
elif err.get('code') == 404:
# error("The issue doesn't exist")
pass
return None, err
else:
msg = ("Unknown error: Results should not be None unless"
" there is an error (issue_no={})."
"".format(issue_no))
return (
None,
{
'reason': msg,
}
)
elif not isinstance(results, list):
raise RuntimeError("Results must be a list even if there is"
" only one result.")
elif len(results) > 1:
raise RuntimeError("Results should have"
" only one result.")
issue = results[0]
'''
match = self.get_match(
mode,
issue_no=issue_no,
match_all_labels_lower=match_all_labels_lower,
)
matching_issue = match['issue']
if matching_issue is not None:
self.show_issue(
matching_issue,
refresh=False,
never_expire=self.options.get('never_expire') is True,
)
'''
return issue, None
def main(): def main():
global verbose global verbose

230
utilities/pyissuesyncd

@ -98,69 +98,18 @@ except ModuleNotFoundError as ex:
" PATH".format(me)) " PATH".format(me))
raise ex raise ex
from enissue import Repo from enissue import (
Repo,
modify_dict_by_conf,
# str_to_value,
)
data_directory = os.path.join(Repo.profile, ".cache", "pyissuesyncd") data_directory = os.path.join(Repo.profile, ".cache", "pyissuesyncd")
confs_directory = os.path.join(Repo.profile, ".config", "pyissuesyncd") confs_directory = os.path.join(Repo.profile, ".config", "pyissuesyncd")
src_conf_path = os.path.join(confs_directory, "source.conf") src_conf_path = os.path.join(confs_directory, "source.conf")
dst_conf_path = os.path.join(confs_directory, "destination.conf") dst_conf_path = os.path.join(confs_directory, "destination.conf")
def get_issue(repo, options, issue_no):
results, err = repo.load_issues(
options,
issue_no=issue_no,
)
if err is None:
never_expire = options.get('never_expire') is True
result, err = repo.show_issue(
results[0],
never_expire=never_expire,
quiet=True,
)
results = [result]
# ^ Get all of the details.
if results is None:
if err is not None:
if err.get('code') == 410:
# error("The issue was deleted")
pass
elif err.get('code') == 404:
# error("The issue doesn't exist")
pass
return None, err
else:
msg = ("Unknown error: Results should not be None unless"
" there is an error (issue_no={})."
"".format(issue_no))
return (
None,
{
'reason': msg,
}
)
elif not isinstance(results, list):
raise RuntimeError("Results must be a list even if there is"
" only one result.")
elif len(results) > 1:
raise RuntimeError("Results should have"
" only one result.")
issue = results[0]
'''
match = repo.get_match(
mode,
issue_no=issue_no,
match_all_labels_lower=match_all_labels_lower,
)
matching_issue = match['issue']
if matching_issue is not None:
repo.show_issue(
matching_issue,
refresh=False,
never_expire=options.get('never_expire') is True,
)
'''
return issue, None
def start_issuesyncd(src_options, dst_options): def start_issuesyncd(src_options, dst_options):
src_s_c = src_options.get("single_cache") src_s_c = src_options.get("single_cache")
@ -184,7 +133,8 @@ def start_issuesyncd(src_options, dst_options):
max_issue = src_options.get('max_issue') max_issue = src_options.get('max_issue')
if max_issue is None: if max_issue is None:
max_issue = 1000 max_issue = 1000
error("WARNING: SRC_MAX_ISSUE set to default: {}" error("WARNING: SRC_MAX_ISSUE set to default: {} (Use the"
" --help option to see how to set it.)"
"".format(max_issue)) "".format(max_issue))
else: else:
max_issue = int(max_issue) max_issue = int(max_issue)
@ -208,7 +158,8 @@ def start_issuesyncd(src_options, dst_options):
"".format({})) "".format({}))
break break
src_repo = Repo(src_options) src_repo = Repo(src_options)
src_issue, err = get_issue(src_repo, src_options, issue_no) # src_issue, err = get_issue(src_repo, src_options, issue_no)
src_issue, err = src_repo.get_issue(issue_no)
deleted = False deleted = False
if err is not None: if err is not None:
''' '''
@ -312,7 +263,7 @@ def start_issuesyncd(src_options, dst_options):
continue # for debug only (if stuff below isn't implemented) continue # for debug only (if stuff below isn't implemented)
# enissue.set_verbose(True) # enissue.set_verbose(True)
dst_repo = Repo(dst_options) dst_repo = Repo(dst_options)
dst_issue, err = get_issue(dst_repo, dst_options, issue_no) dst_issue, err = dst_repo.get_issue(issue_no)
if err is not None: if err is not None:
dst_res_code = err.get('code') dst_res_code = err.get('code')
url = err.get('url') url = err.get('url')
@ -481,165 +432,6 @@ def usage():
print("") print("")
trues = ["true", "on", "yes"]
falses = ["false", "off", "no"]
def str_to_value(valueStr, typeName=None, lineN=-1, path="(generated)"):
'''
Convert a string such as from a conf file to a value that may be of
a different type than string. The type will be detected by the
content of the string as follows (in order):
- If it is the string "None" then it will become None.
- It is int if it converts to int without ValueError.
- It is float if it converts to float without ValueError.
- It is bool if the string is (case insensitively) in the trues or
falses list.
- It is a string in all other cases. typeStr = None
Keyword arguments:
typeName -- Force it to be this type, otherwise raise ValueError.
If typeName is "bool", a number 0 or 1 will be converted to
False or True, respectively. Otherwise, the value has to be in
the global trues or falses list (case-insensitive). The typeName
must be: int, str, float, or bool, such as obtained via
`type(anotherValue).__name__`.
path -- The file (used for error reporting only).
lineN -- The line number in the file (used for error reporting only).
'''
valueL = None
if valueStr is not None:
valueL = valueStr.lower()
if typeName is not None:
if valueStr == "None":
error("{}:{}: WARNING: The program expected a(n) '{}' but"
" the value was 'None' and will become"
" None."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, typeName))
return None
elif typeName == "bool":
moreTrues = ['1'] + trues
moreFalses = ['0'] + falses
if valueL in moreTrues:
return True
elif valueL in moreFalses:
return False
else:
raise ValueError("{}:{}: A bool value is expected:"
" {} or {} (case insensitive) and if"
" the typeName is defined by the"
" program as 'bool' (which it is in"
" this case) then '0' or '1'"
" are also ok)."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, trues,
falses))
elif typeName == 'int':
try:
return int(valueStr)
except ValueError:
raise ValueError("{}:{}: An int value is expected:"
" the typeName is defined by the"
" program as 'int'."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, trues,
falses))
elif typeName == 'float':
try:
return float(valueStr)
except ValueError:
raise ValueError("{}:{}: A float value is expected:"
" the typeName is defined by the"
" program as 'float'."
"".format(conf_path, lineN, trues,
falses))
elif typeName == "str":
return valueStr
else:
raise NotImplementedError("The type {} isn't implemented"
" in str_to_value."
"".format(typeName))
if valueStr == "None":
return None
try:
return int(valueStr)
except ValueError:
pass
try:
return float(valueStr)
except ValueError:
pass
if valueL in trues:
return True
elif valueL in falses:
return False
return valueStr
def modify_dict_by_conf(options, conf_path, always_lower=False,
no_file_error=True, no_value_error=True,
quiet=True):
'''
Set values in the options dict using conf assignment operations
in the file at conf_path. If the key is in the dict, that will
determine the type. Otherwise, the type will be detected by
str_to_value. If there is nothing after the equal sign on the line,
the value will be None (or if no_value_error is True it will be
ignored and an error will be displayed).
Keyword arguments:
always_lower -- If True, options in the conf file won't be added
if they aren't lowercase.
no_file_error -- Show an error if the file doesn't exist.
no_value_error -- Show an error if the value is blank. If False,
set the value to None.
quiet -- Do not show when a value is set.
'''
conf_name = os.path.basename(conf_path)
lineN = 0
if os.path.isfile(conf_path):
with open(conf_path, 'r') as ins:
for rawL in ins:
lineN += 1 # Counting numbers start at 1.
line = rawL.strip()
if len(line) == 0:
continue
if line.startswith("#"):
continue
signI = line.find("=")
if signI < 1:
error("{}:{}: A value is expected before '='."
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
name = line[:signI].strip()
valueStr = line[signI+1:].strip()
value = None
if valueStr == "":
value = None
if always_lower:
if name.lower() != name:
error("{}:{}: A lowercase name is expected."
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
continue
if (valueStr is None) and no_value_error:
error("{}:{}: A value is expected."
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
else:
typeName = None
oldValue = options.get(name)
if oldValue is not None:
typeName = type(oldValue).__name__
value = str_to_value(valueStr, typeName=typeName,
path=conf_path, lineN=lineN)
options[name] = value
if not quiet:
error("[settings] {}: Set {} to {}"
"".format(conf_name, name, value))
else:
if no_file_error:
error("Error: \"{}\" Doesn't exist"
"".format(conf_path, lineN))
if __name__ == "__main__": if __name__ == "__main__":
src_options = { src_options = {
'repo_url': src_option_defaults['repo_url'], 'repo_url': src_option_defaults['repo_url'],

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