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"""
A tooling helpers for the argparse-manpage project.
"""
import importlib
import os
import sys
from .compat import get_module_object, load_file_as_module
def _environ_hack():
os.environ['BUILD_MANPAGES_RUNNING'] = 'TRUE'
def get_parser_from_module(module, objname, objtype='object', prog=None):
"""
Read the given module and return the requested object from there.
"""
_environ_hack()
# We need to fix up argv[0] so argparse returns appropriate "usage"
# strings. Like "usage: argparse-manpage [-h] ...", instead of
# "usage: setup.py ...".
backup_argv = sys.argv
if prog:
sys.argv = [prog]
mod = importlib.import_module(module)
obj = get_module_object(mod, objname, objtype)
# Restore caller's argv
sys.argv = backup_argv
return obj
def get_parser_from_file(filename, objname, objtype='object', prog=None):
"""
Load the given filename as a module and return the requested object from
there.
"""
_environ_hack()
# We need to fix up argv[0] so argparse returns appropriate "usage"
# strings. Like "usage: argparse-manpage [-h] ...", instead of
# "usage: setup.py ...".
backup_argv = sys.argv
if prog:
sys.argv = [prog]
else:
sys.argv = [os.path.basename(filename)]
# Get the ArgumentParser object
module_loaded = load_file_as_module(filename)
obj = get_module_object(module_loaded, objname, objtype)
# Restore caller's argv
sys.argv = backup_argv
return obj
def get_parser(import_type, import_from, objname, objtype, prog=None):
"""
Load a function or object from a given file or module.
"""
if import_type == 'pyfile':
return get_parser_from_file(import_from, objname, objtype, prog=prog)
return get_parser_from_module(import_from, objname, objtype, prog=prog)
def write_to_filename(text, filename):
"""
Write given text into a filename at once. Pre-create the parent directory
if it doesn't exist yet. Print to stdout if filename == '-'.
"""
if filename == '-':
sys.stdout.write(text)
else:
dirname = os.path.dirname(filename)
if dirname and not os.path.exists(dirname):
os.makedirs(dirname)
with open(filename, 'w') as stream:
stream.write(text)
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