Make classes more generic

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Joscha 2019-06-03 15:55:58 +00:00
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from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Hashable, Optional
__all__ = ["Id", "Element", "RenderedElement"]
Id = Hashable
@dataclass
class Element:
id: Id
parent_id: Optional[Id]
@dataclass
class RenderedElement:
id: Id
meta: AttributedText
lines: List[AttributedText]

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from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from typing import Generic, List, TypeVar
from .element import Element, RenderedElement, MetaRenderedElement
from .markup import AttributedText
__all__ = ["ElementRenderer"]
E = TypeVar("E", bound=Element)
class ElementRenderer(ABC, Generic[E]):
"""
Knows how to render elements.
"""
@abstractmethod
def render(self, element: E, width: int) -> RenderedElement:
pass

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from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from typing import Dict, Generic, List, Optional, TypeVar
from .element import Element, Id
__all__ = ["ElementSupplyException", "ElementSupply", "InMemorySupply"]
class ElementSupplyException(Exception):
pass
E = TypeVar("E", bound=Element)
class ElementSupply(ABC, Generic[E]):
"""
An ElementSupply holds all of a room's known messages. It can be queried in
different ways. Messages can also be added or removed from the supply as
they are recived by the client.
For example, a supply could store messages in memory, use a sqlite backend,
or provide a caching layer above another supply.
Naming convention:
- All function parameters than end in "_id" are the id of an element
- All functions that end in "_id" return the id of the element they're
describing.
- All functions that end in "_ids" return a list of ids of the elements
they're describing.
"""
@abstractmethod
def get(self, elem_id: Id) -> E:
"""
Retrieve a message by is id.
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def parent_id(self, elem_id: Id) -> Optional[Id]:
"""
Retrieve an element's parent.
Returns None if no parent exists.
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def child_ids(self, elem_id: Id) -> List[Id]:
"""
Retrieve an element's children.
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def sibling_ids(self, elem_id: Id) -> List[Id]:
"""
Retrieve an element's siblings.
The list must always contain at least the id of the query element.
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def lowest_root_id(self) -> Optional[Id]:
"""
Retrieve the lowest root element.
A root element has no parent.
"""
pass
def root_id(self, elem_id: Id) -> Id:
"""
Find the root of the tree that an element is contained in.
"""
ancestor_id = elem_id
while True:
parent_id = self.parent_id(ancestor_id)
if parent_id is None: break
ancestor_id = parent_id
return ancestor_id
def previous_id(self, elem_id: Id) -> Optional[Id]:
"""
Find an element's previous (upper) sibling.
"""
sibling_ids = self.sibling_ids(elem_id)
try:
index = sibling_ids.index(elem_id)
if index <= 0:
return None
else:
return sibling_ids[index - 1]
except ValueError:
return None
def next_id(self, elem_id: Id) -> Optional[Id]:
"""
Find an element's next (lower) sibling.
"""
sibling_ids = self.sibling_ids(elem_id)
try:
index = sibling_ids.index(elem_id)
if index >= len(sibling_ids) - 1:
return None
else:
return sibling_ids[index + 1]
except ValueError:
return None
class InMemorySupply(ElementSupply[E]):
"""
This supply stores messages in memory. It orders the messages by their ids.
"""
def __init__(self) -> None:
self._elements: Dict[Id, E] = {}
self._children: Dict[Id, List[Id]] = {}
def add(self, elem: E) -> None:
if elem.id in self._elements:
self.remove(elem.id)
self._elements[elem.id] = elem
if elem.parent_id is not None:
children = self._children.get(elem.parent_id, [])
children.append(elem.id)
children.sort()
self._children[elem.parent_id] = children
def remove(self, elem_id: Id) -> None:
elem = self._elements.get(elem_id)
if elem is None: return
self._elements.pop(elem.id)
if elem.parent_id is not None:
children = self._children.get(elem.id)
if children is not None: # just to satisfy mypy
children.remove(elem)
if not children:
self._children.pop(elem.id)
def get(self, elem_id: Id) -> E:
elem = self._elements.get(elem_id)
if elem is None:
raise ElementSupplyException(f"no element with id {elem_id!r}")
return elem
def child_ids(self, elem_id: Id) -> List[Id]:
self.get(elem_id) # Throw exception if element doesn't exist
return list(self._children.get(elem_id, []))
def parent_id(self, elem_id: Id) -> Optional[Id]:
elem = self.get(elem_id)
return elem.parent_id
def _roots(self) -> List[Id]:
roots = (m for m in self._elements.values() if m.parent_id is None)
return list(sorted(roots))
def sibling_ids(self, elem_id: Id) -> List[Id]:
parent_id = self.parent_id(elem_id)
if parent_id is None:
return self._roots()
else:
return self.child_ids(parent_id)
def lowest_root_id(self) -> Optional[Id]:
roots = self._roots()
if roots:
return roots[:-1]
else:
return None

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from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Generic, TypeVar
from .attributed_lines import AttributedLines
from .element import Element, Id
from .element_renderer import ElementRenderer
from .element_supply import ElementSupply
__all__ = ["ElementTreeRenderer", "CursorTreeRenderer"]
E = TypeVar("E", bound=Element)
class ElementTreeRenderer(ABC, Generic[E]):
def __init__(self,
supply: ElementSupply[E],
renderer: ElementRenderer[E],
) -> None:
self.supply = supply
self.renderer = renderer
self.lines = AttributedLines()
@abstractmethod
def rerender(self) -> None:
pass
class CursorTreeRenderer(ElementTreeRenderer[E]):
pass # TODO
#class HighlightTreeRenderer(ElementTreeRenderer[E]):
# pass

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__all__ = ["RenderedElementCache"]
class RenderedElementCache:
pass # TODO