Source code for ipypublish.filters.filters

from collections import OrderedDict
import re
import os
from six import string_types


[docs]def strip_ext(path): return os.path.splitext(path)[0]
[docs]def basename(path, ext=False): basename = os.path.basename(path) if not ext: basename = os.path.splitext(basename)[0] return basename
[docs]def get_empty_lines(text): """Get number of empty lines before and after text.""" before = len(text) - len(text.lstrip("\n")) after = len(text) - len(text.strip("\n")) - before return before, after
[docs]def wrap_latex(input, max_length=75, **kwargs): if len(input) > max_length: # remove double dollars, as they don't allow word wrap if len(input) > 3: if input[0:2] == "$$" and input[-2:] == "$$": input = input[1:-1] # change \left( and \right) to \bigg( and \bigg), as allow word wrap input = input.replace(r"\left(", r"\big(") input = input.replace(r"\right)", r"\big)") return input
[docs]def remove_dollars(text): """remove dollars from start/end of text""" while text.startswith("$"): text = text[1:] while text.endswith("$"): text = text[0:-1] return text
[docs]def wrap_eqn(text, cell_meta, nb_meta, out="latex"): """ wrap an equation in a latex equation environment environment obtained (if present) from cell_meta.ipub.equation.environment) label obtained (if present) from cell_meta.ipub.equation.label) also, nb_meta.ipub.enable_breqn used Parameters ---------- text: str cell_meta: dict the cell metadata nb_meta: dict the notebook metadata Returns ------- new_text: str """ numbered = True try: environment = cell_meta["ipub"]["equation"]["environment"] except (KeyError, TypeError): environment = None if environment == "none": environment = None elif environment in ["equation*", "align*", "multline*", "gather*", "eqnarray*"]: numbered = False elif environment in ["equation", "align", "multline", "gather", "eqnarray"]: pass elif environment == "breqn" and out == "latex": if nb_meta.get("ipub", {}).get("enable_breqn", False): environment = "dmath*" else: environment = None else: environment = None try: label = cell_meta["ipub"]["equation"]["label"] except (KeyError, TypeError): label = None if environment: outtext = "\\begin{{{0}}}".format(environment) if label and numbered and out == "latex": outtext += "\\label{{{0}}}".format(label) outtext += "\n" + remove_dollars(text) outtext += "\n\\end{{{0}}}".format(environment) else: outtext = text return outtext
[docs]def get_caption(etype, cell_meta, resources): """return an ipypublish caption or False captions can either be located at cell_meta.ipub.<type>.caption, or at resources.caption[cell_meta.ipub.<type>.label] the resources version is proritised """ try: caption = cell_meta["ipub"][etype]["caption"] except (KeyError, TypeError): caption = False try: label = cell_meta["ipub"][etype]["label"] except (KeyError, TypeError): label = False rcaption = False if label: try: rcaption = resources["caption"][label] except (KeyError, TypeError): pass if rcaption: return rcaption return caption
[docs]def first_para(input, **kwargs): r"""get only ttext before a \n (i.e. the fist paragraph)""" return input.split("\n")[0]
def _write_roman(num): roman = OrderedDict() roman[1000] = "M" roman[900] = "CM" roman[500] = "D" roman[400] = "CD" roman[100] = "C" roman[90] = "XC" roman[50] = "L" roman[40] = "XL" roman[10] = "X" roman[9] = "IX" roman[5] = "V" roman[4] = "IV" roman[1] = "I" def roman_num(num): for r in roman.keys(): x, y = divmod(num, r) yield roman[r] * x num -= r * x if num > 0: roman_num(num) else: break return "".join([a for a in roman_num(num)]) def _repl(match): return _write_roman(int(match.group(0)))
[docs]def create_key(input, **kwargs): """create sanitized key string which only contains lowercase letters, (semi)colons as c, underscores as u and numbers as roman numerals in this way the keys with different input should mainly be unique >>> create_key('fig:A_10name56') 'figcauxnamelvi' """ input = re.compile(r"\d+").sub(_repl, input) input = input.replace(":", "c") input = input.replace(";", "c") input = input.replace("_", "u") return re.sub("[^a-zA-Z]+", "", str(input)).lower()
def _split_option(item, original): opt = item.split("=") if len(opt) > 2: raise ValueError( "item '{}' from '{}' contains multiple '='".format(item, original) ) elif len(opt) == 1: return opt[0].strip(), None else: return [o.strip() for o in opt]
[docs]def dict_to_kwds(inobject, kwdstr="", overwrite=True): """ convert a dictionary to a string of keywords, or, if a list, a string of options append to an existing options string (without duplication) Parameters ---------- dct : dict kwdstr: str initial keyword string overwrite: bool overwrite the option, if it already exists with a different value Examples -------- >>> dict_to_kwds({"a":1,"c":3},'a=1,b=2') 'a=1,b=2,c=3' >>> dict_to_kwds(['a', 'c'],'a,b') 'a,b,c' """ if not isinstance(kwdstr, string_types): raise ValueError("kwdstr '{}' not a string".format(kwdstr)) optdict = {} for item in kwdstr.split(","): if item == "": continue ikey, ival = _split_option(item, kwdstr) if ikey in optdict: raise ValueError( "kwdstr '{}' contain multiple references to '{}'".format(kwdstr, ikey) ) optdict[ikey] = ival if isinstance(inobject, (list, tuple)): for item in inobject: if item == "": continue if not isinstance(item, string_types): raise ValueError( "option '{}' from option list is not a string: {}".format( item, kwdstr ) ) okey, oval = _split_option(item, inobject) if okey not in optdict or overwrite: optdict[okey] = oval else: for kkey in sorted(inobject.keys()): keystr = str(kkey) if keystr not in optdict or overwrite: optdict[kkey] = str(inobject[kkey]) outstring1 = [] outstring2 = [] for skey in sorted(optdict.keys()): if optdict[skey] is None: outstring1.append(skey) else: outstring2.append("{}={}".format(skey, optdict[skey])) outstring = outstring1 + outstring2 return ",".join(outstring)
[docs]def is_equation(text): """test if a piece of text is a latex equation, by how it is wrapped""" text = text.strip() if any( [ text.startswith("\\begin{{{0}}}".format(env)) and text.endswith("\\end{{{0}}}".format(env)) for env in [ "equation", "split", "equation*", "align", "align*", "multline", "multline*", "gather", "gather*", ] ] ): return True elif text.startswith("$") and text.endswith("$"): return True else: return False
if __name__ == "__main__": print(dict_to_kwds(["a", "c"], "e,b,d=3"))