Source code for robot.libdocpkg.specbuilder

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import os.path

from robot.errors import DataError
from robot.utils import ET, ETSource

from .model import LibraryDoc, KeywordDoc


[docs]class SpecDocBuilder(object):
[docs] def build(self, path): spec = self._parse_spec(path) libdoc = LibraryDoc(name=spec.get('name'), type=spec.get('type').upper(), version=spec.find('version').text or '', doc=spec.find('doc').text or '', scope=self._get_scope(spec), named_args=self._get_named_args(spec), doc_format=spec.get('format', 'ROBOT'), source=spec.get('source'), lineno=int(spec.get('lineno', -1))) libdoc.inits = self._create_keywords(spec, 'init') libdoc.keywords = self._create_keywords(spec, 'kw') return libdoc
def _parse_spec(self, path): if not os.path.isfile(path): raise DataError("Spec file '%s' does not exist." % path) with ETSource(path) as source: root = ET.parse(source).getroot() if root.tag != 'keywordspec': raise DataError("Invalid spec file '%s'." % path) return root def _get_scope(self, spec): # RF >= 3.2 has "scope" attribute w/ value 'GLOBAL', 'SUITE, or 'TEST'. if 'scope' in spec.attrib: return spec.get('scope') # RF < 3.2 has "scope" element. Need to map old values to new. scope = spec.find('scope').text return {'': 'GLOBAL', # Was used with resource files. 'global': 'GLOBAL', 'test suite': 'SUITE', 'test case': 'TEST'}[scope] def _get_named_args(self, spec): # RF >= 3.2 has "namedargs" attribute w/ value 'true' or 'false'. namedargs = spec.get('namedargs') if namedargs == 'true': return True if namedargs == 'false': return False # RF < 3.2 has "namedargs" element with text 'yes' or 'no'. namedargs = spec.find('namedargs').text return namedargs == 'yes' def _create_keywords(self, spec, path): return [self._create_keyword(elem) for elem in spec.findall(path)] def _create_keyword(self, elem): # "deprecated" attribute isn't read because it is read from the doc # automatically. That should probably be changed at some point. return KeywordDoc(name=elem.get('name', ''), args=[a.text for a in elem.findall('arguments/arg')], doc=elem.find('doc').text or '', tags=[t.text for t in elem.findall('tags/tag')], source=elem.get('source'), lineno=int(elem.get('lineno', -1)))