How to use is_named method in assertpy

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node_type.py

Source: node_type.py Github

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...4from ..exceptions import Error5from .namespaces import SIO6class UnknownNodeTypeError(Error):7 pass8def is_named(n: dict):9 return '@id' in n and isinstance(n['@id'], str) and n['@id'][0] != '_'10def is_bnode(n: dict):11 return '@id' in n and isinstance(n['@id'], str) and n['@id'][0] == '_'12def is_literal(n: dict):13 return '@value' in n and (isinstance(n['@value'], str) or isinstance(n['@value'], Number))14def is_typed(n: dict):15 return '@type' in n and isinstance(n['@type'], str)16def is_datatype(n):17 return (is_typed(n)18 and n['@type'] == str(RDFS.Datatype)19 and str(OWL.onDatatype) in n20 and is_named(n[str(OWL.onDatatype)])21 and str(OWL.withRestrictions) in n22 and isinstance(n[str(OWL.withRestrictions)], list)23 and len(n[str(OWL.withRestrictions)]) > 0)24def is_class(n: dict):25 return is_typed(n) and n['@type'] == str(OWL.Class)26def is_intersection(n: dict):27 return (is_class(n)28 and str(OWL.intersectionOf) in n29 and isinstance(n[str(OWL.intersectionOf)], list)30 and len(n[str(OWL.intersectionOf)]) >= 2)31def is_restriction(n: dict):32 return (is_typed(n)33 and n['@type'] == str(OWL.Restriction)34 and str(OWL.onProperty) in n35 and (str(OWL.someValuesFrom) in n36 or str(OWL.hasValue) in n))37def is_has_value_restriction(n):38 return (is_restriction(n)39 and n[str(OWL.onProperty)]['@id'] == str(SIO.hasValue)40 and ((str(OWL.someValuesFrom) in n and is_datatype(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)]))41 or (str(OWL.hasValue) in n and is_literal(n[str(OWL.hasValue)]))))42def is_unit_restriction(n):43 return (is_restriction(n)44 and n[str(OWL.onProperty)]['@id'] == str(SIO.hasUnit)45 and (is_named(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])46 or (is_intersection(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])47 and len(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)]) == 248 and all([is_named(r)49 for r in n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)][str(OWL.intersectionOf)]]))))50def is_agent_restriction(n: dict):51 return (is_restriction(n)52 and n[str(OWL.onProperty)]['@id'] == str(PROV.wasAssociatedWith)53 and str(OWL.hasValue) not in n54 and (is_named(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])55 or is_restriction(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])))56def is_attribute_restriction(n: dict):57 return (is_restriction(n)58 and n[str(OWL.onProperty)]['@id'] == str(SIO.hasAttribute)59 and str(OWL.hasValue) not in n60 and (is_named(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])61 or is_class(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])))62def is_class_restriction(n: dict):63 return (is_attribute_restriction(n)64 and (is_named(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])65 or (is_intersection(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])66 and len(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)]) == 267 and all([is_named(r) for r in n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)]]))))68def is_validity_restriction(n):69 return n[str(OWL.onProperty)]['@id'] in [str(PROV.startedAtTime), str(PROV.endedAtTime)]70class NodeType(IntEnum):71 NAMED = auto()72 AGENT = auto()73 CLASS = auto()74 ATTRIBUTE = auto()75 HAS_VALUE = auto()76 UNIT = auto()77 VALIDITY = auto()78 DATATYPE = auto()79 LITERAL = auto()80 BNODE = auto()81 @ classmethod82 def get_node_type(cls, n):83 if is_named(n):84 return cls.NAMED85 if is_bnode(n):86 return cls.BNODE87 if is_literal(n):88 return cls.LITERAL89 if is_restriction(n):90 if is_agent_restriction(n):91 if is_named(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)]):92 return cls.AGENT93 elif is_restriction(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)]):94 return cls.get_node_type(n[str(OWL.someValuesFrom)])95 if is_attribute_restriction(n):96 return cls.ATTRIBUTE97 if is_has_value_restriction(n):98 return cls.HAS_VALUE99 if is_unit_restriction(n):100 return cls.UNIT101 if is_validity_restriction(n):102 return cls.VALIDITY...

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tokens.py

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1import dataclasses2from typing import Tuple, List, Optional3from tree_sitter import TreeCursor4@dataclasses.dataclass(init=True)5class Token:6 """7 Structure that represents each source token with its original location and type8 """9 line: Tuple[int, int]10 string: str11 def __hash__(self):12 return hash(self.string)13 def __eq__(self, other):14 if isinstance(other, Token):15 return self.string == other.string16 else:17 return self.string == other18 def __repr__(self):19 return self.string20def parse_tree(cursor: TreeCursor, child_only: bool = True, is_named: Optional[bool] = None) -> List[Token]:21 """22 Takes a root tree_setter cursor and returns a list of tokens in order.23 :child_only: if to return only child(leaf) nodes while navigating24 :is_named: if to return only named nodes, can be false or true or none for retrieving all nodes25 """26 tokens = []27 last_child = None28 while cursor.goto_first_child():29 if not child_only:30 if is_named is not None and (31 (is_named and not cursor.node.is_named) or (not is_named and cursor.node.is_named)32 ):33 continue34 tokens.append(Token(string=cursor.node.type, line=(cursor.node.start_byte, cursor.node.end_byte)))35 else:36 last_child = cursor.node37 if is_named is not None:38 if child_only and last_child is not None:39 if (is_named and last_child.is_named) or (not is_named and not last_child.is_named):40 tokens.append(Token(string=last_child.type, line=(last_child.start_byte, last_child.end_byte)))41 else:42 if (is_named and cursor.node.is_named) or (not is_named and not cursor.node.is_named):43 tokens.append(Token(string=cursor.node.type, line=(cursor.node.start_byte, cursor.node.end_byte)))44 else:45 if child_only and last_child is not None:46 tokens.append(Token(string=last_child.type, line=(last_child.start_byte, last_child.end_byte)))47 else:48 tokens.append(Token(string=cursor.node.type, line=(cursor.node.start_byte, cursor.node.end_byte)))49 while True:50 while cursor.goto_next_sibling():51 tokens.extend(parse_tree(cursor=cursor, child_only=child_only, is_named=is_named))52 if not cursor.goto_parent():53 break...

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models.py

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...21 except ObjectDoesNotExist:22 is_customer = False23 return is_customer24@property25def is_named(self):26 is_named = False27 for contact in Contact.objects.filter(emails__email_address__icontains=self.email):28 try:29 if contact.custom.named_contact_c == 1:30 is_named = True31 break32 else:33 is_named = False34 except ObjectDoesNotExist:35 is_named = False36 return is_named37User.add_to_class("is_customer", is_customer)38User.add_to_class("is_named", is_named)39class QuestionReference(models.Model):...

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