datopy.workflow#
Description
Tools for data input/output.
Included:
Saving figures and Jupyter runtime environment files
Manually downloading modules
- git_module_loader(
- modules: Dict[str, List[str]],
- save_dir: str | None = None,
- run_tests: bool = False,
- run_download: bool = False,
Download collections of modules directly from their Git repo.
Retrieved files are stored in the current directory.
- Parameters:
modules (Dict[str, List[str]]) – Keys are relative branch paths ‘{git-user}/{repo-name}/{branch-name}’. Values are lists of module filenames relative to their parent branch.
run_tests (bool, default=False) – Whether or not to run doctests for successful downloads.
run_download (bool, default=False) – Additional safeguard to ensure no modules are accidentally downloaded.
Examples
>>> from datopy.workflow import git_module_loader
>>> modules = {'gitusername/repo/branch': ['module1.py', 'module2.py']} >>> git_module_loader(modules, run_tests=True, run_download=True) Module gitusername/repo/branch/module1.py does not exist. Module gitusername/repo/branch/module2.py does not exist.
>>> modules = {"HIPS/autograd/master": ... ['autograd/tracer.py', 'autograd/util.py']} >>> git_module_loader(modules, run_tests=False, run_download=False) Skipping download. Skipping download.
- doctest_function( ) None[source]#
Run doctests for a specific function or class.
- Parameters:
object (Callable[…, Any]) – Class, function, or other object with doctests to be run.
globs (dict[str, Any]) – Global variables from module of interest.
See also
datopy.run_doctests.run_doctest_suiteSimultaneously run all doctests across modules.
Functions
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Run doctests for a specific function or class. |
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Download collections of modules directly from their Git repo. |