repositoryMapper.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python
 
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from lsst.daf.persistence import Mapper, ButlerLocation, Policy
 
 
class RepositoryMapper(Mapper):
    """"Base class for a mapper to find repository configurations within a butler repository.
 
    .. warning::
 
            cfg is 'wet paint' and very likely to change. Use of it in production code other than via the 'old
            butler' API is strongly discouraged.
    """
 
    def __init__(self, storage, policy):
        # todo I'm guessing the policy would probably want to come from the default in-package location, and
        # then be overridden where desired by policy in repository root, and then
        # have the cfg policy applied
        self.policypolicy = Policy(policy)
        self.storagestorage = storage
 
    def __repr__(self):
        if 'policy' in self.__dict__ and 'storageCfg' in self.__dict__:
            return 'RepositoryMapper(policy=%s, storageCfg=%s)' % (self.policypolicy, self.storageCfg)
        else:
            return 'uninitialized RepositoryMapper'
 
    def map_cfg(self, dataId, write):
        """Map a location for a cfg file.
 
        :param dataId: keys & values to be applied to the template.
        :param write: True if this map is being done do perform a write operation, else assumes read. Will
                      verify location exists if write is True.
        :return: a butlerLocation that describes the mapped location.
        """
        # todo check: do we need keys to complete dataId? (search Registry)
        template = self.policypolicy['repositories.cfg.template']
        location = template % dataId
        if not write and not self.storagestorage.exists(location):
            return None
        bl = ButlerLocation(
            pythonType=self.policypolicy['repositories.cfg.python'],
            cppType=None,
            storageName=self.policypolicy['repositories.cfg.storage'],
            locationList=(self.storagestorage.locationWithRoot(location),),
            dataId=dataId,
            mapper=self)
        return bl
 
    def map_repo(self, dataId, write):
        if write:
            return None
 
        # todo check: do we need keys to complete dataId? (search Registry)
 
        template = self.policypolicy['repositories.repo.template']
        location = template % dataId
        if self.storagestorage.exists(location):
            bl = ButlerLocation(
                pythonType=self.policypolicy['repositories.repo.python'],
                cppType=None,
                storageName=None,
                locationList=(location,),
                dataId=dataId,
                mapper=self)
            return bl
        return None