Best Python code snippet using playwright-python
documentation_provider.py
Source: documentation_provider.py
...229 ) -> None:230 if "(arg=)" in fqname or "(pageFunction=)" in fqname:231 return232 code_type = self.serialize_python_type(value)233 doc_type = self.serialize_doc_type(doc_value["type"], direction)234 if not doc_value["required"]:235 doc_type = self.make_optional(doc_type)236 if doc_type != code_type:237 self.errors.add(238 f"Parameter type mismatch in {fqname}: documented as {doc_type}, code has {code_type}"239 )240 def serialize_python_type(self, value: Any) -> str:241 str_value = str(value)242 if isinstance(value, list):243 return f"[{', '.join(list(map(lambda a: self.serialize_python_type(a), value)))}]"244 if str_value == "<class 'playwright._impl._types.Error'>":245 return "Error"246 match = re.match(r"^<class '((?:pathlib\.)?\w+)'>$", str_value)247 if match:248 return match.group(1)249 match = re.match(250 r"playwright._impl._event_context_manager.EventContextManagerImpl\[playwright._impl.[^.]+.(.*)\]",251 str_value,252 )253 if match:254 return "EventContextManager[" + match.group(1) + "]"255 match = re.match(r"^<class 'playwright\._impl\.[\w_]+\.([^']+)'>$", str_value)256 if (257 match258 and "_api_structures" not in str_value259 and "_api_types" not in str_value260 ):261 if match.group(1) == "EventContextManagerImpl":262 return "EventContextManager"263 return match.group(1)264 match = re.match(r"^typing\.(\w+)$", str_value)265 if match:266 return match.group(1)267 origin = get_origin(value)268 args = get_args(value)269 hints = None270 try:271 hints = get_type_hints(value)272 except Exception:273 pass274 if hints:275 signature: List[str] = []276 for [name, value] in hints.items():277 signature.append(f"{name}: {self.serialize_python_type(value)}")278 return f"{{{', '.join(signature)}}}"279 if origin == Union:280 args = get_args(value)281 if len(args) == 2 and str(args[1]) == "<class 'NoneType'>":282 return self.make_optional(self.serialize_python_type(args[0]))283 ll = list(map(lambda a: self.serialize_python_type(a), args))284 ll.sort(key=lambda item: "}" if item == "NoneType" else item)285 return f"Union[{', '.join(ll)}]"286 if str(origin) == "<class 'dict'>":287 args = get_args(value)288 return f"Dict[{', '.join(list(map(lambda a: self.serialize_python_type(a), args)))}]"289 if str(origin) == "<class 'list'>":290 args = get_args(value)291 return f"List[{', '.join(list(map(lambda a: self.serialize_python_type(a), args)))}]"292 if str(origin) == "<class 'collections.abc.Callable'>":293 args = get_args(value)294 return f"Callable[{', '.join(list(map(lambda a: self.serialize_python_type(a), args)))}]"295 if str(origin) == "typing.Literal":296 args = get_args(value)297 if len(args) == 1:298 return '"' + self.serialize_python_type(args[0]) + '"'299 body = ", ".join(300 list(map(lambda a: '"' + self.serialize_python_type(a) + '"', args))301 )302 return f"Union[{body}]"303 return str_value304 def serialize_doc_type(self, type: Any, direction: str) -> str:305 result = self.inner_serialize_doc_type(type, direction)306 return result307 def inner_serialize_doc_type(self, type: Any, direction: str) -> str:308 if type["name"] == "Promise":309 type = type["templates"][0]310 if "union" in type:311 ll = [self.serialize_doc_type(t, direction) for t in type["union"]]312 ll.sort(key=lambda item: "}" if item == "NoneType" else item)313 for i in range(len(ll)):314 if ll[i].startswith("Union["):315 ll[i] = ll[i][6:-1]316 return f"Union[{', '.join(ll)}]"317 type_name = type["name"]318 if type_name == "path":319 if direction == "in":320 return "Union[pathlib.Path, str]"321 else:322 return "pathlib.Path"323 if type_name == "function" and "args" not in type:324 return "Callable"325 if type_name == "function":326 return_type = "Any"327 if type.get("returnType"):328 return_type = self.serialize_doc_type(type["returnType"], direction)329 return f"Callable[[{', '.join(self.serialize_doc_type(t, direction) for t in type['args'])}], {return_type}]"330 if "templates" in type:331 base = type_name332 if type_name == "Array":333 base = "List"334 if type_name == "Object" or type_name == "Map":335 base = "Dict"336 return f"{base}[{', '.join(self.serialize_doc_type(t, direction) for t in type['templates'])}]"337 if type_name == "Object" and "properties" in type:338 items = []339 for p in type["properties"]:340 items.append(341 (p["name"])342 + ": "343 + (344 self.serialize_doc_type(p["type"], direction)345 if p["required"]346 else self.make_optional(347 self.serialize_doc_type(p["type"], direction)348 )349 )350 )351 return f"{{{', '.join(items)}}}"352 if type_name == "boolean":353 return "bool"354 if type_name == "string":355 return "str"356 if type_name == "any" or type_name == "Serializable":357 return "Any"358 if type_name == "Object":359 return "Dict"360 if type_name == "Function":361 return "Callable"...
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