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[metadata]
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name = yamlhttpforms
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version = 0.0.1
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version = 0.0.2
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author = Daniil F.
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author_email = mail@placeholder123.to
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description = HTTP forms defined in YAML
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class Form:
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@staticmethod
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def fields_from_dict(definition: Dict[str, Optional[dict]]) -> Dict[str, FormField]:
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"""
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Takes a dictionary defining form fields and creates `FormFields` objects from it.
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Every key in `definition` is interpreted as the field's name.
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The corresponding value can be `None` or a dictionary that can be unpacked into the FormField constructor call
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alongside the name.
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The special key `alias` in a field's dictionary is also allowed. If it is present, the corresponding value
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will be used as the key in the output dictionary; otherwise the field's name is used as the key.
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The constructed `FormField` objects are the values in the output dictionary.
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"""
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field_dict = {}
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for name, field_def in definition.items():
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if field_def is None:
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field_def = {}
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if isinstance(field_def, dict):
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alias = field_def.pop('alias', name)
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field_dict[alias] = FormField(name, **field_def)
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else:
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raise TypeError("Field definitions must be either dictionaries or `None`")
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return field_dict
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def __init__(self, definition: Dict[str, Dict], full_payload: bool = True, url: str = None):
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"""
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Creates a form instance from a definition dictionary. Each element in the dictionary must define a field.
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url (optional):
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Can be set in advance to the url that requests using this form's payload should be made to.
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"""
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self.fields: Dict[str, FormField] = {alias: FormField(**field_def) for alias, field_def in definition.items()}
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self.fields: Dict[str, FormField] = self.fields_from_dict(definition)
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self.full_payload_always: bool = full_payload
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self.url: Optional[str] = url
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Args:
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kwargs (optional):
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Every key must correspond to a key in the internal dictionary of fields;
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Every key must correspond to an alias or name of a field in the internal dictionary of fields;
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otherwise that key-value-pair is ignored.
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If both a field's alias and name are different and both are present as keys in `kwargs`,
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the alias-key takes precedence.
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Values will be passed into the payload (if they pass validation).
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Select fields with predefined options will only allow one of the options to be passed.
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If `None` is passed as a value, the corresponding field's default value will be used in the payload.
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Validated name-value-mapping to be used for HTTP requests from the form's fields.
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"""
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payload = {}
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for key, field in self.fields.items():
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if key in kwargs.keys():
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value = kwargs[key]
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if value is None:
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payload[field.name] = field.default
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else:
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payload[field.name] = field.clean(value)
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for alias, field in self.fields.items():
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if alias in kwargs.keys():
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value = kwargs[alias]
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payload[field.name] = field.default if value is None else field.clean(value)
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elif alias != field.name and field.name in kwargs.keys():
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value = kwargs[field.name]
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payload[field.name] = field.default if value is None else field.clean(value)
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elif field.required:
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raise ValueError(f"`{key}` is a required field, but no argument was passed.")
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raise ValueError(f"`{alias}` is a required field, but no argument was passed.")
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elif self.full_payload_always:
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payload[field.name] = field.default
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return payload
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