Module tf.advanced.data

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from ..core.helpers import itemize
from ..core.files import backendRep, expandDir, prefixSlash, normpath
from .helpers import splitModRef
from .repo import checkoutRepo
from .links import provenanceLink


# GET DATA FOR MAIN SOURCE AND ALL MODULES


class AppData:
    def __init__(
        self,
        app,
        backend,
        moduleRefs,
        locations,
        modules,
        version,
        checkout,
        silent,
    ):
        """Collects TF data according to specifications.

        The specifications are passed as arguments when the object is initialized.

        Parameters
        ----------
        backend: string
            `github` or `gitlab` or a GitLab instance such as `gitlab.huc.knaw.nl`.
        app: obj
            The high-level API object
        moduleRefs: tuple
            Each member consists of a module ref, which is a tuple of information
            that defines a module.
        locations: string|tuple
            One or more directory paths. They will be combined with the `modules`
            argument and used as locations to search for TF data files.
        modules: string|tuple
            One or more directory path segments. They will be appended to the
            paths given by the `locations` argument to form search locations
            for TF data files.
        version: string
            The version of TF data that should be retrieved. Version is a directory
            level just below the search locations.
        checkout: string
            A specifier to use a specific release or commit of a data repository.
        silent: string, optional tf.core.timestamp.SILENT_D
            See `tf.core.timestamp.Timestamp`

        """
        self.backend = backend
        self.app = app
        self.moduleRefs = (
            []
            if moduleRefs is None
            else moduleRefs.split(",")
            if type(moduleRefs) is str
            else list(moduleRefs)
        )
        self.locationsArg = locations
        self.modulesArg = modules
        self.version = version
        self.checkout = checkout
        self.silent = silent

    def getMain(self):
        """Get the main data of the corpus.

        This is specified by the `org`, `repo` and `relative` settings under
        `provenanceSpec` in `config.yaml`.

        See Also
        --------
        tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
        """

        app = self.app
        checkout = self.checkout
        aContext = app.context
        org = aContext.org
        repo = aContext.repo
        relative = prefixSlash(aContext.relative)
        appPath = aContext.appPath
        appName = aContext.appName

        if appName.startswith("app:"):
            appParent = appPath.rsplit("/", 1)[0]
            relative = f"{appParent}{relative}"
        elif org is None or repo is None:
            appPathRep = f"{appPath}/" if appPath else ""
            relative = f"{appPathRep}{appName}"
            self.checkout = "local"

        if not self.getModule(
            org,
            repo,
            prefixSlash(relative),
            checkout,
            isBase=True,
            versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
        ):
            self.good = False

    def getStandard(self):
        """Get the data of the standard modules specified by the settings of the corpus.

        These are specified in the `moduleSpecs` setting under
        `provenanceSpecs` in `config.yaml`.

        They will be loaded *after* the extra modules specified in the `mod`
        parameter, and only in as far they have not been specified in the
        `mod` parameter. In this way you can pass overriding
        checkout specifiers to the standard modules.

        See Also
        --------
        tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
        """

        app = self.app
        loadData = app.loadData

        if not loadData or loadData == "core":
            return

        aContext = app.context
        moduleSpecs = aContext.moduleSpecs
        seen = self.seen
        checkout = self.checkout
        backend = self.backend

        for m in moduleSpecs or []:
            org = m["org"]
            repo = m["repo"]
            relative = m["relative"]
            theCheckout = m.get("checkout", checkout)
            theBackend = m.get("backend", backend)
            bRep = backendRep(theBackend, "spec", default=backend)

            ref = f"{bRep}{org}/{repo}{relative}"
            if ref in seen:
                continue

            if not self.getModule(
                org,
                repo,
                relative,
                theCheckout,
                backend=theBackend,
                specs=m,
                versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
            ):
                self.good = False

    def getExtra(self):
        """Get the extra data specified by the settings of the corpus.

        These are specified in the `extraData` setting under
        `provenanceSpecs` in `config.yaml`.

        This data will be downloaded if needed, but it will not be loaded.
        It probably is not even TF data.

        See Also
        --------
        tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
        """

        app = self.app
        loadData = app.loadData

        if not loadData or loadData == "core":
            return

        aContext = app.context
        extraData = aContext.extraData

        if not extraData:
            return

        checkout = self.checkout
        backend = self.backend

        org = aContext.org
        repo = aContext.repo
        relative = extraData

        if not self.getModule(
            org,
            repo,
            relative,
            checkout,
            backend=backend,
            isExtra=True,
            versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
        ):
            self.good = False

    def getRefs(self):
        """Get data from additional modules.

        These are specified in the `moduleRefs` parameter of `AppData`.
        We store the set of special modules in order to skip them
        later when we are loading the standard modules.
        """

        app = self.app
        backend = self.backend
        refs = self.moduleRefs
        for ref in refs:
            refPure = ref.rsplit(":", 1)[0]
            if refPure in self.seen:
                continue

            parts = splitModRef(ref)
            if not parts:
                self.good = False
                continue

            parts[2] = prefixSlash(normpath(parts[2]))  # the relative bit
            theBackend = (
                None if parts[-1] is None or parts[-1] == backend else parts[-1]
            )

            if not self.getModule(
                *parts[0:-1],
                backend=theBackend,
                versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
            ):
                self.good = False

    def getModules(self):
        """Get data from additional local directories.

        These are specified in the `locations` and `modules` parameters of `AppData`.
        """

        self.provenance = []
        provenance = self.provenance
        self.mLocations = []
        mLocations = self.mLocations

        self.locations = None
        self.modules = None

        self.good = True
        self.seen = set()

        self.getMain()
        self.getRefs()
        self.getStandard()
        self.getExtra()

        version = self.version
        good = self.good
        app = self.app

        if good:
            app.mLocations = mLocations
            app.provenance = provenance
        else:
            return

        mModules = []
        if mLocations:
            mModules.append(version or "")

        locations = self.locationsArg
        modules = self.modulesArg

        givenLocations = (
            []
            if locations is None
            else [expandDir(app, x.strip()) for x in itemize(locations, "\n")]
            if type(locations) is str
            else [str(x) for x in locations]
        )
        givenModules = (
            []
            if modules is None
            else [normpath(x.strip()) for x in itemize(modules, "\n")]
            if type(modules) is str
            else [normpath(str(x)) for x in modules]
        )

        self.locations = mLocations + givenLocations
        self.modules = mModules + givenModules

    def getModule(
        self,
        org,
        repo,
        relative,
        checkout,
        backend=None,
        isBase=False,
        isExtra=False,
        specs=None,
        versionOverride=False,
    ):
        """Prepare to load a single module.

        Eventually, all TF data will be downloaded from local directories, bases
        on a list of location paths and module paths.

        This function computes the contribution of a single module to both the
        location paths and the module paths.

        Parameters
        ----------
        org: string
            GitHub organization or GitLab group of the module
        repo: string:
            GitHub repository or GitLab project of the module
        relative: string
            Path within the repository of the module
        checkout: string
            A specifier to use a specific release or commit of a data repository.
        backend: string
            The back-end if different from the back-end of the main module
        isExtra: boolean, optional False
            If this is True, we are dealing with extra (non-TF) data.
            The data must be obtained, but not loaded.
        isBase: boolean, optional False
            Whether this module is the main data of the corpus.
        specs: dict, optional False
            Additional informational attributes of the module, e.g. a DOI
        versionOverride: boolean, optional False
            Whether we ask for the data of a non-standard version
        """

        backend = self.backend if backend is None else backendRep(backend, "norm")
        bRep = backendRep(backend, "spec", default=self.backend)
        version = self.version
        silent = self.silent
        mLocations = self.mLocations
        provenance = self.provenance
        seen = self.seen
        app = self.app
        _browse = app._browse
        aContext = app.context
        branch = aContext.provenanceSpec["branch"]

        relative = prefixSlash(normpath(relative))

        moduleRef = f"{bRep}{org}/{repo}{relative}"
        if moduleRef in self.seen:
            return True

        if org is None or repo is None:
            relativeBare = relative.removeprefix("/")
            repoLocation = relativeBare
            if not isExtra:
                mLocations.append(relativeBare)
            (commit, local, release) = (None, None, None)
        else:
            (commit, release, local, localBase, localDir) = checkoutRepo(
                backend,
                _browse=_browse,
                org=org,
                repo=repo,
                folder=relative,
                version=None if isExtra else version,
                versionOverride=versionOverride,
                checkout=checkout,
                withPaths=True if isExtra else False,
                keep=True if isExtra else False,
                silent=silent,
            )
            if not localBase:
                return False

            repoLocation = f"{localBase}/{org}/{repo}"
            if not isExtra:
                mLocations.append(f"{localBase}/{localDir}")

        seen.add(moduleRef)
        if isBase:
            app.repoLocation = repoLocation

        if isExtra:
            return True

        info = {}
        for item in (
            ("doi", None),
            ("corpus", f"{org}/{repo}{relative}"),
        ):
            (key, default) = item
            info[key] = (
                getattr(aContext, key)
                if isBase
                else specs[key]
                if specs and key in specs
                else default
            )
        provenance.append(
            (
                ("corpus", info["corpus"]),
                ("version", version),
                ("commit", commit or "??"),
                ("release", release or "none"),
                (
                    "live",
                    provenanceLink(
                        backend,
                        org,
                        repo,
                        version,
                        branch,
                        commit,
                        local,
                        release,
                        relative,
                    ),
                ),
                ("doi", info["doi"]),
            )
        )
        return True


def getModulesData(*args):
    """Retrieve all data for a corpus.

    Parameters
    ----------
    args: list
        All parameters needed to retrieve all associated data.
        They are the same as are needed to construct an `AppData` object.
    """

    mData = AppData(*args)
    mData.getModules()

    if not mData.good or mData.locations is None:
        return None

    return (mData.locations, mData.modules)

Functions

def getModulesData(*args)

Retrieve all data for a corpus.

Parameters

args : list
All parameters needed to retrieve all associated data. They are the same as are needed to construct an AppData object.
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def getModulesData(*args):
    """Retrieve all data for a corpus.

    Parameters
    ----------
    args: list
        All parameters needed to retrieve all associated data.
        They are the same as are needed to construct an `AppData` object.
    """

    mData = AppData(*args)
    mData.getModules()

    if not mData.good or mData.locations is None:
        return None

    return (mData.locations, mData.modules)

Classes

class AppData (app, backend, moduleRefs, locations, modules, version, checkout, silent)

Collects TF data according to specifications.

The specifications are passed as arguments when the object is initialized.

Parameters

backend : string
github or gitlab or a GitLab instance such as gitlab.huc.knaw.nl.
app : obj
The high-level API object
moduleRefs : tuple
Each member consists of a module ref, which is a tuple of information that defines a module.
locations : string|tuple
One or more directory paths. They will be combined with the modules argument and used as locations to search for TF data files.
modules : string|tuple
One or more directory path segments. They will be appended to the paths given by the locations argument to form search locations for TF data files.
version : string
The version of TF data that should be retrieved. Version is a directory level just below the search locations.
checkout : string
A specifier to use a specific release or commit of a data repository.
silent : string, optional SILENT_D
See Timestamp
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class AppData:
    def __init__(
        self,
        app,
        backend,
        moduleRefs,
        locations,
        modules,
        version,
        checkout,
        silent,
    ):
        """Collects TF data according to specifications.

        The specifications are passed as arguments when the object is initialized.

        Parameters
        ----------
        backend: string
            `github` or `gitlab` or a GitLab instance such as `gitlab.huc.knaw.nl`.
        app: obj
            The high-level API object
        moduleRefs: tuple
            Each member consists of a module ref, which is a tuple of information
            that defines a module.
        locations: string|tuple
            One or more directory paths. They will be combined with the `modules`
            argument and used as locations to search for TF data files.
        modules: string|tuple
            One or more directory path segments. They will be appended to the
            paths given by the `locations` argument to form search locations
            for TF data files.
        version: string
            The version of TF data that should be retrieved. Version is a directory
            level just below the search locations.
        checkout: string
            A specifier to use a specific release or commit of a data repository.
        silent: string, optional tf.core.timestamp.SILENT_D
            See `tf.core.timestamp.Timestamp`

        """
        self.backend = backend
        self.app = app
        self.moduleRefs = (
            []
            if moduleRefs is None
            else moduleRefs.split(",")
            if type(moduleRefs) is str
            else list(moduleRefs)
        )
        self.locationsArg = locations
        self.modulesArg = modules
        self.version = version
        self.checkout = checkout
        self.silent = silent

    def getMain(self):
        """Get the main data of the corpus.

        This is specified by the `org`, `repo` and `relative` settings under
        `provenanceSpec` in `config.yaml`.

        See Also
        --------
        tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
        """

        app = self.app
        checkout = self.checkout
        aContext = app.context
        org = aContext.org
        repo = aContext.repo
        relative = prefixSlash(aContext.relative)
        appPath = aContext.appPath
        appName = aContext.appName

        if appName.startswith("app:"):
            appParent = appPath.rsplit("/", 1)[0]
            relative = f"{appParent}{relative}"
        elif org is None or repo is None:
            appPathRep = f"{appPath}/" if appPath else ""
            relative = f"{appPathRep}{appName}"
            self.checkout = "local"

        if not self.getModule(
            org,
            repo,
            prefixSlash(relative),
            checkout,
            isBase=True,
            versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
        ):
            self.good = False

    def getStandard(self):
        """Get the data of the standard modules specified by the settings of the corpus.

        These are specified in the `moduleSpecs` setting under
        `provenanceSpecs` in `config.yaml`.

        They will be loaded *after* the extra modules specified in the `mod`
        parameter, and only in as far they have not been specified in the
        `mod` parameter. In this way you can pass overriding
        checkout specifiers to the standard modules.

        See Also
        --------
        tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
        """

        app = self.app
        loadData = app.loadData

        if not loadData or loadData == "core":
            return

        aContext = app.context
        moduleSpecs = aContext.moduleSpecs
        seen = self.seen
        checkout = self.checkout
        backend = self.backend

        for m in moduleSpecs or []:
            org = m["org"]
            repo = m["repo"]
            relative = m["relative"]
            theCheckout = m.get("checkout", checkout)
            theBackend = m.get("backend", backend)
            bRep = backendRep(theBackend, "spec", default=backend)

            ref = f"{bRep}{org}/{repo}{relative}"
            if ref in seen:
                continue

            if not self.getModule(
                org,
                repo,
                relative,
                theCheckout,
                backend=theBackend,
                specs=m,
                versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
            ):
                self.good = False

    def getExtra(self):
        """Get the extra data specified by the settings of the corpus.

        These are specified in the `extraData` setting under
        `provenanceSpecs` in `config.yaml`.

        This data will be downloaded if needed, but it will not be loaded.
        It probably is not even TF data.

        See Also
        --------
        tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
        """

        app = self.app
        loadData = app.loadData

        if not loadData or loadData == "core":
            return

        aContext = app.context
        extraData = aContext.extraData

        if not extraData:
            return

        checkout = self.checkout
        backend = self.backend

        org = aContext.org
        repo = aContext.repo
        relative = extraData

        if not self.getModule(
            org,
            repo,
            relative,
            checkout,
            backend=backend,
            isExtra=True,
            versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
        ):
            self.good = False

    def getRefs(self):
        """Get data from additional modules.

        These are specified in the `moduleRefs` parameter of `AppData`.
        We store the set of special modules in order to skip them
        later when we are loading the standard modules.
        """

        app = self.app
        backend = self.backend
        refs = self.moduleRefs
        for ref in refs:
            refPure = ref.rsplit(":", 1)[0]
            if refPure in self.seen:
                continue

            parts = splitModRef(ref)
            if not parts:
                self.good = False
                continue

            parts[2] = prefixSlash(normpath(parts[2]))  # the relative bit
            theBackend = (
                None if parts[-1] is None or parts[-1] == backend else parts[-1]
            )

            if not self.getModule(
                *parts[0:-1],
                backend=theBackend,
                versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
            ):
                self.good = False

    def getModules(self):
        """Get data from additional local directories.

        These are specified in the `locations` and `modules` parameters of `AppData`.
        """

        self.provenance = []
        provenance = self.provenance
        self.mLocations = []
        mLocations = self.mLocations

        self.locations = None
        self.modules = None

        self.good = True
        self.seen = set()

        self.getMain()
        self.getRefs()
        self.getStandard()
        self.getExtra()

        version = self.version
        good = self.good
        app = self.app

        if good:
            app.mLocations = mLocations
            app.provenance = provenance
        else:
            return

        mModules = []
        if mLocations:
            mModules.append(version or "")

        locations = self.locationsArg
        modules = self.modulesArg

        givenLocations = (
            []
            if locations is None
            else [expandDir(app, x.strip()) for x in itemize(locations, "\n")]
            if type(locations) is str
            else [str(x) for x in locations]
        )
        givenModules = (
            []
            if modules is None
            else [normpath(x.strip()) for x in itemize(modules, "\n")]
            if type(modules) is str
            else [normpath(str(x)) for x in modules]
        )

        self.locations = mLocations + givenLocations
        self.modules = mModules + givenModules

    def getModule(
        self,
        org,
        repo,
        relative,
        checkout,
        backend=None,
        isBase=False,
        isExtra=False,
        specs=None,
        versionOverride=False,
    ):
        """Prepare to load a single module.

        Eventually, all TF data will be downloaded from local directories, bases
        on a list of location paths and module paths.

        This function computes the contribution of a single module to both the
        location paths and the module paths.

        Parameters
        ----------
        org: string
            GitHub organization or GitLab group of the module
        repo: string:
            GitHub repository or GitLab project of the module
        relative: string
            Path within the repository of the module
        checkout: string
            A specifier to use a specific release or commit of a data repository.
        backend: string
            The back-end if different from the back-end of the main module
        isExtra: boolean, optional False
            If this is True, we are dealing with extra (non-TF) data.
            The data must be obtained, but not loaded.
        isBase: boolean, optional False
            Whether this module is the main data of the corpus.
        specs: dict, optional False
            Additional informational attributes of the module, e.g. a DOI
        versionOverride: boolean, optional False
            Whether we ask for the data of a non-standard version
        """

        backend = self.backend if backend is None else backendRep(backend, "norm")
        bRep = backendRep(backend, "spec", default=self.backend)
        version = self.version
        silent = self.silent
        mLocations = self.mLocations
        provenance = self.provenance
        seen = self.seen
        app = self.app
        _browse = app._browse
        aContext = app.context
        branch = aContext.provenanceSpec["branch"]

        relative = prefixSlash(normpath(relative))

        moduleRef = f"{bRep}{org}/{repo}{relative}"
        if moduleRef in self.seen:
            return True

        if org is None or repo is None:
            relativeBare = relative.removeprefix("/")
            repoLocation = relativeBare
            if not isExtra:
                mLocations.append(relativeBare)
            (commit, local, release) = (None, None, None)
        else:
            (commit, release, local, localBase, localDir) = checkoutRepo(
                backend,
                _browse=_browse,
                org=org,
                repo=repo,
                folder=relative,
                version=None if isExtra else version,
                versionOverride=versionOverride,
                checkout=checkout,
                withPaths=True if isExtra else False,
                keep=True if isExtra else False,
                silent=silent,
            )
            if not localBase:
                return False

            repoLocation = f"{localBase}/{org}/{repo}"
            if not isExtra:
                mLocations.append(f"{localBase}/{localDir}")

        seen.add(moduleRef)
        if isBase:
            app.repoLocation = repoLocation

        if isExtra:
            return True

        info = {}
        for item in (
            ("doi", None),
            ("corpus", f"{org}/{repo}{relative}"),
        ):
            (key, default) = item
            info[key] = (
                getattr(aContext, key)
                if isBase
                else specs[key]
                if specs and key in specs
                else default
            )
        provenance.append(
            (
                ("corpus", info["corpus"]),
                ("version", version),
                ("commit", commit or "??"),
                ("release", release or "none"),
                (
                    "live",
                    provenanceLink(
                        backend,
                        org,
                        repo,
                        version,
                        branch,
                        commit,
                        local,
                        release,
                        relative,
                    ),
                ),
                ("doi", info["doi"]),
            )
        )
        return True

Methods

def getExtra(self)

Get the extra data specified by the settings of the corpus.

These are specified in the extraData setting under provenanceSpecs in config.yaml.

This data will be downloaded if needed, but it will not be loaded. It probably is not even TF data.

See Also

tf.advanced.settings
options allowed in config.yaml
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def getExtra(self):
    """Get the extra data specified by the settings of the corpus.

    These are specified in the `extraData` setting under
    `provenanceSpecs` in `config.yaml`.

    This data will be downloaded if needed, but it will not be loaded.
    It probably is not even TF data.

    See Also
    --------
    tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
    """

    app = self.app
    loadData = app.loadData

    if not loadData or loadData == "core":
        return

    aContext = app.context
    extraData = aContext.extraData

    if not extraData:
        return

    checkout = self.checkout
    backend = self.backend

    org = aContext.org
    repo = aContext.repo
    relative = extraData

    if not self.getModule(
        org,
        repo,
        relative,
        checkout,
        backend=backend,
        isExtra=True,
        versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
    ):
        self.good = False
def getMain(self)

Get the main data of the corpus.

This is specified by the org, repo and relative settings under provenanceSpec in config.yaml.

See Also

tf.advanced.settings
options allowed in config.yaml
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def getMain(self):
    """Get the main data of the corpus.

    This is specified by the `org`, `repo` and `relative` settings under
    `provenanceSpec` in `config.yaml`.

    See Also
    --------
    tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
    """

    app = self.app
    checkout = self.checkout
    aContext = app.context
    org = aContext.org
    repo = aContext.repo
    relative = prefixSlash(aContext.relative)
    appPath = aContext.appPath
    appName = aContext.appName

    if appName.startswith("app:"):
        appParent = appPath.rsplit("/", 1)[0]
        relative = f"{appParent}{relative}"
    elif org is None or repo is None:
        appPathRep = f"{appPath}/" if appPath else ""
        relative = f"{appPathRep}{appName}"
        self.checkout = "local"

    if not self.getModule(
        org,
        repo,
        prefixSlash(relative),
        checkout,
        isBase=True,
        versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
    ):
        self.good = False
def getModule(self, org, repo, relative, checkout, backend=None, isBase=False, isExtra=False, specs=None, versionOverride=False)

Prepare to load a single module.

Eventually, all TF data will be downloaded from local directories, bases on a list of location paths and module paths.

This function computes the contribution of a single module to both the location paths and the module paths.

Parameters

org : string
GitHub organization or GitLab group of the module
repo : string:
GitHub repository or GitLab project of the module
relative : string
Path within the repository of the module
checkout : string
A specifier to use a specific release or commit of a data repository.
backend : string
The back-end if different from the back-end of the main module
isExtra : boolean, optional False
If this is True, we are dealing with extra (non-TF) data. The data must be obtained, but not loaded.
isBase : boolean, optional False
Whether this module is the main data of the corpus.
specs : dict, optional False
Additional informational attributes of the module, e.g. a DOI
versionOverride : boolean, optional False
Whether we ask for the data of a non-standard version
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def getModule(
    self,
    org,
    repo,
    relative,
    checkout,
    backend=None,
    isBase=False,
    isExtra=False,
    specs=None,
    versionOverride=False,
):
    """Prepare to load a single module.

    Eventually, all TF data will be downloaded from local directories, bases
    on a list of location paths and module paths.

    This function computes the contribution of a single module to both the
    location paths and the module paths.

    Parameters
    ----------
    org: string
        GitHub organization or GitLab group of the module
    repo: string:
        GitHub repository or GitLab project of the module
    relative: string
        Path within the repository of the module
    checkout: string
        A specifier to use a specific release or commit of a data repository.
    backend: string
        The back-end if different from the back-end of the main module
    isExtra: boolean, optional False
        If this is True, we are dealing with extra (non-TF) data.
        The data must be obtained, but not loaded.
    isBase: boolean, optional False
        Whether this module is the main data of the corpus.
    specs: dict, optional False
        Additional informational attributes of the module, e.g. a DOI
    versionOverride: boolean, optional False
        Whether we ask for the data of a non-standard version
    """

    backend = self.backend if backend is None else backendRep(backend, "norm")
    bRep = backendRep(backend, "spec", default=self.backend)
    version = self.version
    silent = self.silent
    mLocations = self.mLocations
    provenance = self.provenance
    seen = self.seen
    app = self.app
    _browse = app._browse
    aContext = app.context
    branch = aContext.provenanceSpec["branch"]

    relative = prefixSlash(normpath(relative))

    moduleRef = f"{bRep}{org}/{repo}{relative}"
    if moduleRef in self.seen:
        return True

    if org is None or repo is None:
        relativeBare = relative.removeprefix("/")
        repoLocation = relativeBare
        if not isExtra:
            mLocations.append(relativeBare)
        (commit, local, release) = (None, None, None)
    else:
        (commit, release, local, localBase, localDir) = checkoutRepo(
            backend,
            _browse=_browse,
            org=org,
            repo=repo,
            folder=relative,
            version=None if isExtra else version,
            versionOverride=versionOverride,
            checkout=checkout,
            withPaths=True if isExtra else False,
            keep=True if isExtra else False,
            silent=silent,
        )
        if not localBase:
            return False

        repoLocation = f"{localBase}/{org}/{repo}"
        if not isExtra:
            mLocations.append(f"{localBase}/{localDir}")

    seen.add(moduleRef)
    if isBase:
        app.repoLocation = repoLocation

    if isExtra:
        return True

    info = {}
    for item in (
        ("doi", None),
        ("corpus", f"{org}/{repo}{relative}"),
    ):
        (key, default) = item
        info[key] = (
            getattr(aContext, key)
            if isBase
            else specs[key]
            if specs and key in specs
            else default
        )
    provenance.append(
        (
            ("corpus", info["corpus"]),
            ("version", version),
            ("commit", commit or "??"),
            ("release", release or "none"),
            (
                "live",
                provenanceLink(
                    backend,
                    org,
                    repo,
                    version,
                    branch,
                    commit,
                    local,
                    release,
                    relative,
                ),
            ),
            ("doi", info["doi"]),
        )
    )
    return True
def getModules(self)

Get data from additional local directories.

These are specified in the locations and modules parameters of AppData.

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def getModules(self):
    """Get data from additional local directories.

    These are specified in the `locations` and `modules` parameters of `AppData`.
    """

    self.provenance = []
    provenance = self.provenance
    self.mLocations = []
    mLocations = self.mLocations

    self.locations = None
    self.modules = None

    self.good = True
    self.seen = set()

    self.getMain()
    self.getRefs()
    self.getStandard()
    self.getExtra()

    version = self.version
    good = self.good
    app = self.app

    if good:
        app.mLocations = mLocations
        app.provenance = provenance
    else:
        return

    mModules = []
    if mLocations:
        mModules.append(version or "")

    locations = self.locationsArg
    modules = self.modulesArg

    givenLocations = (
        []
        if locations is None
        else [expandDir(app, x.strip()) for x in itemize(locations, "\n")]
        if type(locations) is str
        else [str(x) for x in locations]
    )
    givenModules = (
        []
        if modules is None
        else [normpath(x.strip()) for x in itemize(modules, "\n")]
        if type(modules) is str
        else [normpath(str(x)) for x in modules]
    )

    self.locations = mLocations + givenLocations
    self.modules = mModules + givenModules
def getRefs(self)

Get data from additional modules.

These are specified in the moduleRefs parameter of AppData. We store the set of special modules in order to skip them later when we are loading the standard modules.

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def getRefs(self):
    """Get data from additional modules.

    These are specified in the `moduleRefs` parameter of `AppData`.
    We store the set of special modules in order to skip them
    later when we are loading the standard modules.
    """

    app = self.app
    backend = self.backend
    refs = self.moduleRefs
    for ref in refs:
        refPure = ref.rsplit(":", 1)[0]
        if refPure in self.seen:
            continue

        parts = splitModRef(ref)
        if not parts:
            self.good = False
            continue

        parts[2] = prefixSlash(normpath(parts[2]))  # the relative bit
        theBackend = (
            None if parts[-1] is None or parts[-1] == backend else parts[-1]
        )

        if not self.getModule(
            *parts[0:-1],
            backend=theBackend,
            versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
        ):
            self.good = False
def getStandard(self)

Get the data of the standard modules specified by the settings of the corpus.

These are specified in the moduleSpecs setting under provenanceSpecs in config.yaml.

They will be loaded after the extra modules specified in the mod parameter, and only in as far they have not been specified in the mod parameter. In this way you can pass overriding checkout specifiers to the standard modules.

See Also

tf.advanced.settings
options allowed in config.yaml
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def getStandard(self):
    """Get the data of the standard modules specified by the settings of the corpus.

    These are specified in the `moduleSpecs` setting under
    `provenanceSpecs` in `config.yaml`.

    They will be loaded *after* the extra modules specified in the `mod`
    parameter, and only in as far they have not been specified in the
    `mod` parameter. In this way you can pass overriding
    checkout specifiers to the standard modules.

    See Also
    --------
    tf.advanced.settings: options allowed in `config.yaml`
    """

    app = self.app
    loadData = app.loadData

    if not loadData or loadData == "core":
        return

    aContext = app.context
    moduleSpecs = aContext.moduleSpecs
    seen = self.seen
    checkout = self.checkout
    backend = self.backend

    for m in moduleSpecs or []:
        org = m["org"]
        repo = m["repo"]
        relative = m["relative"]
        theCheckout = m.get("checkout", checkout)
        theBackend = m.get("backend", backend)
        bRep = backendRep(theBackend, "spec", default=backend)

        ref = f"{bRep}{org}/{repo}{relative}"
        if ref in seen:
            continue

        if not self.getModule(
            org,
            repo,
            relative,
            theCheckout,
            backend=theBackend,
            specs=m,
            versionOverride=app.versionOverride,
        ):
            self.good = False