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luna.processing

extract_subclass

def extract_subclass(text: str, parent_cls: Type[T]) -> List[Type[T]]

Given a string containing Python code and a class type, this function returns any found class that inherits from the given class type.

For example, given parent_cls Template, this function returns all the classes which are subclasses of Template.

unpack_repo

def unpack_repo(compressed_repo: bytes) -> str

Unpack a compressed repo and returns the path to the directory

unpack_repo_to_memory

def unpack_repo_to_memory(compressed_repo: bytes) -> dict

Unpack a compressed repo into an in-memory file system represented by a dictionary

SavedNode Objects

@dataclass
class SavedNode()

Node taken from parsing a module. The node is the AST node itself. The index is its position in the original AST.

ObjectVisitor Objects

class ObjectVisitor(ast.NodeVisitor)

This visitor parses any given object and gets all its relevant dependencies.

The dependencies must be given in the objects dict.

FileVisitor Objects

class FileVisitor(ast.NodeVisitor)

Parses an AST and builds a dict with all the found nodes in it. The dict also contains information about the ordering of the nodes.

cls_to_source

def cls_to_source(cls: Type) -> str

Given a type, this function returns the source code of its definition in such a way that it is directly runnable. That is, not only the type's source is extracted but that also of all its dependencies, whether local or imported.

This function works in 3 steps. 1/ Process the entire file where the type is located. This step outputs a dict containing all the nodes contained within the file.

2/ Scan the type for dependencies. Using the dict of objects outputted in step 1, this step parses the type itself looking for dependencies. The output of this step is the dict of step 1 filtered down to only the nodes on which the type is dependent, thus removing all the unnecessary code around.

3/ Merge the ASTs. Finally, we take all the dependency nodes and merge them with the type's AST. This produces a fully runnable piece of code.