How to use print_config_dict method in localstack

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sweeper.py

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...74 cfg[key] = value75 idx = idx /​/​ num_combinations_of_list76 return cfg77 78 def print_config_dict(self, config_dict):79 cfg_json = json.dumps(config_dict, indent=2)80 print(cfg_json, end='\n')81def unfinished_index(exp, file_name='log.txt', runs=1, max_line_length=10000):82 '''83 Find unfinished config indexes based on the existence of time info in the log file84 '''85 # Read config files86 config_file = f'./​configs/​{exp}.json'87 sweeper = Sweeper(config_file)88 # Read a list of logs89 print(f'[{exp}]: ', end=' ')90 for i in range(runs * sweeper.config_dicts['num_combinations']):91 log_file = f'./​logs/​{exp}/​{i+1}/​{file_name}'92 try:93 with open(log_file, 'r') as f:94 # Get last line95 try:96 f.seek(-max_line_length, os.SEEK_END)97 except IOError:98 # either file is too small, or too many lines requested99 f.seek(0)100 last_line = f.readlines()[-1]101 # Get time info in last line102 try:103 t = float(last_line.split(' ')[-2])104 except:105 print(i+1, end=', ')106 continue107 except:108 print(i+1, end=', ')109 continue110 print()111def time_info(exp, file_name='log.txt', runs=1, nbins=10, max_line_length=10000):112 time_list = []113 # Read config file114 config_file = f'./​configs/​{exp}.json'115 sweeper = Sweeper(config_file)116 # Read a list of logs117 for i in range(runs * sweeper.config_dicts['num_combinations']):118 log_file = f'./​logs/​{exp}/​{i+1}/​{file_name}'119 try:120 with open(log_file, 'r') as f:121 # Get last line122 try:123 f.seek(-max_line_length, os.SEEK_END)124 except IOError:125 # either file is too small, or too many lines requested126 f.seek(0)127 last_line = f.readlines()[-1]128 # Get time info in last line129 try:130 t = float(last_line.split(' ')[-2])131 time_list.append(t)132 except:133 print('No time info in file: '+log_file)134 continue135 except:136 continue137 138 if len(time_list) > 0:139 time_list = np.array(time_list)140 print(f'{exp} max time: {np.max(time_list):.2f} minutes')141 print(f'{exp} mean time: {np.mean(time_list):.2f} minutes')142 print(f'{exp} min time: {np.min(time_list):.2f} minutes')143 144 # Plot histogram of time distribution145 from utils.helper import make_dir146 make_dir(f'./​logs/​{exp}/​0/​')147 num, bins, patches = plt.hist(time_list, nbins)148 plt.xlabel('Time (min)')149 plt.ylabel('Counts in the bin')150 plt.savefig(f'./​logs/​{exp}/​0/​time_info.png')151 # plt.show()152 plt.clf() # clear figure153 plt.cla() # clear axis154 plt.close() # close window155 else:156 print(f'{exp}: no time info!')157 158def memory_info(exp, file_name='log.txt', runs=1, nbins=10, max_line_length=10000):159 mem_list = []160 # Read config file161 config_file = f'./​configs/​{exp}.json'162 sweeper = Sweeper(config_file)163 # Read a list of logs164 for i in range(runs * sweeper.config_dicts['num_combinations']):165 log_file = f'./​logs/​{exp}/​{i+1}/​{file_name}'166 try:167 with open(log_file, 'r') as f:168 # Get last line169 try:170 f.seek(-max_line_length, os.SEEK_END)171 except IOError:172 # either file is too small, or too many lines requested173 f.seek(0)174 last_second_line = f.readlines()[-2]175 # Get memory info in last line176 try:177 m = float(last_second_line.split(' ')[-2])178 mem_list.append(m)179 except:180 print('No memory info in file: '+log_file)181 continue182 except:183 continue184 185 if len(mem_list) > 0:186 mem_list = np.array(mem_list)187 print(f'{exp} max memory: {np.max(mem_list):.2f} MB')188 print(f'{exp} mean memory: {np.mean(mem_list):.2f} MB')189 print(f'{exp} min memory: {np.min(mem_list):.2f} MB')190 191 # Plot histogram of time distribution192 from utils.helper import make_dir193 make_dir(f'./​logs/​{exp}/​0/​')194 num, bins, patches = plt.hist(mem_list, nbins)195 plt.xlabel('Memory (MB)')196 plt.ylabel('Counts in the bin')197 plt.savefig(f'./​logs/​{exp}/​0/​memory_info.png')198 # plt.show()199 plt.clf() # clear figure200 plt.cla() # clear axis201 plt.close() # close window202 else:203 print(f'{exp}: no memory info!')204if __name__ == "__main__":205 for agent_config in os.listdir('./​configs/​'):206 if not '.json' in agent_config:207 continue208 config_file = os.path.join('./​configs/​', agent_config)209 sweeper = Sweeper(config_file)210 # sweeper.print_config_dict(sweeper.config_dicts)211 # sweeper.print_config_dict(sweeper.generate_config_for_idx(213))...

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