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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: ascii -*-
"""
Look for a line of code ending with a comment that starts with "# METADATA_RESET:"
Use the template after "# METADATA_RESET:" to change the code portion of the line.
For example:
__version__ = '0.0.1' # METADATA_RESET:__version__ = '<<version>>'
"""
def render_line( line, metadataD ):
"""Change the line of code using values from dictionary, metadataD.
Items in metadataD look like: {"<<version>>":"1.2.3", "<<author>>":"Buster Boop"}
"""
sL = line.split("# METADATA_RESET:")
code_str = sL[-1].rstrip()
# print( 'code_str =', code_str)
print(' Change:', sL[0].rstrip() )
for key,val in metadataD.items():
if code_str.find(key) >= 0:
code_str = code_str.replace( key, val )
print(' To:', code_str)
return code_str + ' # METADATA_RESET:' + sL[-1]
def render_file( full_file_name, metadataD ):
"""Look through file for "# METADATA_RESET:"
Render lines where it is found.
"""
with open(full_file_name, 'r') as f:
lineL = list(f) # will include \n at end of line
for i,line in enumerate(lineL):
if line.find("# METADATA_RESET:") >= 0:
print('In File:', full_file_name)
if line.endswith('\n'):
lineL[i] = render_line( line[:-1], metadataD ) + '\n'
else:
lineL[i] = render_line( line, metadataD )
with open(full_file_name, 'w') as f:
f.write( ''.join(lineL) )
if __name__ == "__main__":
import os
metadataD = {"<<version>>":"1.1.35"}
# render_file( os.path.abspath('./docs/conf.py'), metadataD )
# render_file( os.path.abspath('./setup.py'), metadataD )
render_file( os.path.abspath('./rocketcea/_version.py'), metadataD )
# render_file( os.path.abspath('./rocketcea/cea_obj.py'), metadataD )
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