matflow.InputSource#

class matflow.InputSource(source_type, import_ref=None, task_ref=None, task_source_type=None, element_iters=None, path=None, where=None)#

Bases: InputSource

An input source to a workflow task.

Parameters:

source_type (InputSourceType) – Type of the input source.
import_ref – Where the input comes from when the type is IMPORT.
task_ref – Which task is this an input for? Used when the type is TASK.
task_source_type (TaskSourceType) – Type of task source.
element_iters – Which element iterations does this apply to?
path – Path to where this input goes.
where (Rule | list[Rule] | ElementFilter) – Filtering rules.

Methods

`default`	Make an instnace of an input source that is default.
`from_json_like`	Make an instance of this class from JSON (or YAML) data.
`from_string`	Parse a dot-delimited string definition of an InputSource.
`get_task`	If source_type is task, then return the referenced task from the given workflow.
`import_`	Make an instnace of an input source that is an import.
`is_in`	Check if this input source is in a list of other input sources, without considering the element_iters and where attributes.
`local`	Make an instnace of an input source that is local.
`task`	Make an instnace of an input source that is a task.
`to_dict`	Serialize this object as a dictionary.
`to_json_like`	Serialize this object as an object structure that can be trivially converted to JSON.
`to_string`	Render this input source as a string.

Attributes

`app`
`source_type`	Type of the input source.
`import_ref`	Where the input comes from when the type is IMPORT.
`task_ref`	Which task is this an input for? Used when the type is TASK.
`task_source_type`	Type of task source.
`element_iters`	Which element iterations does this apply to?
`where`	Filtering rules.
`path`	Path to where this input goes.

app = App(name='MatFlow', version='0.3.0a132')#

classmethod default()#: Make an instnace of an input source that is default.

element_iters#: Which element iterations does this apply to?

classmethod from_json_like(json_like, shared_data=None)#

Make an instance of this class from JSON (or YAML) data.

Parameters:

json_like – The data to deserialise.
shared_data – Shared context data.

Return type:

The deserialised object.

classmethod from_string(str_defn)#

Parse a dot-delimited string definition of an InputSource.

Parameter#

str_defn:: The string to parse.

Examples

task.[task_ref].input task.[task_ref].output local default import.[import_ref]

get_task(workflow)#: If source_type is task, then return the referenced task from the given workflow.

classmethod import_(import_ref, element_iters=None, where=None)#

Make an instnace of an input source that is an import.

Parameters:

import_ref – Import reference.
element_iters – Originating element iterations.
where – Filtering rule.

import_ref#: Where the input comes from when the type is IMPORT.

is_in(other_input_sources)#

Check if this input source is in a list of other input sources, without considering the element_iters and where attributes.

Parameters:: other_input_sources (List[InputSource]) –
Return type:: None | int

classmethod local()#: Make an instnace of an input source that is local.

path#: Path to where this input goes.

source_type#: Type of the input source.

classmethod task(task_ref, task_source_type=None, element_iters=None, where=None)#

Make an instnace of an input source that is a task.

Parameters:

task_ref – Source task reference.
task_source_type – Type of task source.
element_iters – Originating element iterations.
where – Filtering rule.

task_ref#: Which task is this an input for? Used when the type is TASK.

task_source_type#: Type of task source.

to_dict()#: Serialize this object as a dictionary.

to_json_like(dct=None, shared_data=None, exclude=None, path=None)#: Serialize this object as an object structure that can be trivially converted to JSON. Note that YAML can also be produced from the result of this method; it just requires a different final serialization step.

to_string()#: Render this input source as a string.

where#: Filtering rules.