How to use makeExtension method in Kiwi

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render.py

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1from html import escape2from locale import strxfrm3from os import linesep4from typing import Callable, Match, Sequence, Tuple, Union, no_type_check5from markdown import Markdown6from markdown.extensions import Extension7from markdown.extensions.abbr import makeExtension as abbr8from markdown.extensions.admonition import makeExtension as admonition9from markdown.extensions.attr_list import makeExtension as attr_list10from markdown.extensions.codehilite import makeExtension as codehilite11from markdown.extensions.def_list import makeExtension as def_list12from markdown.extensions.fenced_code import makeExtension as fenced_code13from markdown.extensions.footnotes import makeExtension as footnotes14from markdown.extensions.md_in_html import makeExtension as md_in_html15from markdown.extensions.nl2br import makeExtension as nl2br16from markdown.extensions.sane_lists import makeExtension as sane_lists17from markdown.extensions.smarty import makeExtension as smarty18from markdown.extensions.tables import makeExtension as tables19from markdown.extensions.toc import makeExtension as toc20from markdown.extensions.wikilinks import makeExtension as wikilinks21from markdown.inlinepatterns import InlineProcessor22from pygments.formatters.html import HtmlFormatter23from pygments.styles import get_all_styles, get_style_by_name24_CODEHL_CLASS = "codehilite"25class _B4HtmlProcessor(InlineProcessor):26 """27 The builtin html processors store & restore `<...>`28 But does not check if `<...>` is valid html29 This processor tries to escape invalid html30 before the builtin ones31 """32 PRIORITY = 9133 def __init__(self) -> None:34 super().__init__(pattern="<([^>]*)>")35 @no_type_check36 def handleMatch(37 self, m: Match[str], data: str38 ) -> Union[Tuple[str, int, int], Tuple[None, None, None]]:39 maybe_html = m.group(1)40 chars = {*maybe_html}41 if maybe_html.endswith("/​") or "<" in chars or chars > {"=", '"'}:42 return None, None, None43 else:44 escaped = escape(data)45 return escaped, m.start(0), m.end(0)46class _UserExts(Extension):47 def extendMarkdown(self, md: Markdown) -> None:48 md.inlinePatterns.register(49 _B4HtmlProcessor(),50 name=_B4HtmlProcessor.__qualname__,51 priority=_B4HtmlProcessor.PRIORITY,52 )53@no_type_check54def _extensions(style: str) -> Sequence[Extension]:55 return (56 abbr(),57 admonition(),58 attr_list(),59 codehilite(css_class=f"{_CODEHL_CLASS} {style}"),60 def_list(),61 fenced_code(),62 footnotes(),63 md_in_html(),64 nl2br(),65 sane_lists(),66 smarty(),67 tables(),68 toc(),69 wikilinks(),70 _UserExts(),71 )72def css() -> str:73 lines = (74 f".{_CODEHL_CLASS}.{name} {line}"75 for name in get_all_styles()76 for line in HtmlFormatter(style=get_style_by_name(name))77 .get_style_defs()78 .splitlines()79 )80 css = linesep.join(sorted(lines, key=strxfrm))81 return css82def render(style: str) -> Callable[[str], str]:83 _markdown = Markdown(extensions=_extensions(style))84 def render(md: str) -> str:85 return _markdown.convert(md)...

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setup.py

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...47 print("~~",cpath)48 elif os.path.isdir(path):49 cleanc(path)50# generate an Extension object from its dotted name51def makeExtension(extName):52 extPath = extName.replace(".", os.path.sep)+".pyx"53 folder=extName.split(".")[0]54 files=[extPath]55 56 files.append('splikes/​randomkit.c')57 return Extension(58 extName,59 files,60 include_dirs = [numpy.get_include(), ".", "%s/​" % folder], # adding the '.' to include_dirs is CRUCIAL!!61 extra_compile_args = ["-O3", ],62 extra_link_args = ['-g'],63 )64# get the list of extensions65extNames = scandir("plasticnet")66#cleanc("plasticnet")67# and build up the set of Extension objects68extensions = [makeExtension(name) for name in extNames]69# finally, we can pass all this to distutils70setup(71 name="plasticnet",72 version=get_version('plasticnet'),73 description="Plasticity in Rate-Based Neurons",74 author="Brian Blais",75 packages=["plasticnet", "plasticnet.neurons", "plasticnet.connections", "plasticnet.monitors"],76 ext_modules=extensions,77 cmdclass = {'build_ext': build_ext},78)79# get the list of extensions80extNames = scandir("splikes")81#cleanc("splikes")82# and build up the set of Extension objects83extensions = [makeExtension(name) for name in extNames]84# finally, we can pass all this to distutils85setup(86 name="splikes",87 version=get_version('splikes'),88 description="Plasticity in Spike-Based Neurons",89 author="Brian Blais",90 packages=["splikes", "splikes.neurons", "splikes.connections", "splikes.monitors"],91 ext_modules=extensions,92 cmdclass = {'build_ext': build_ext},...

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