resource_view.py

ofrak.resource_view

ResourceView (ResourceViewInterface) dataclass

An object representing a resource, or a future resource. May contain attributes and methods. A class subclassing ResourceView is a ResourceTag and resources can be tagged with that tag. All ResourceViews must be dataclasses. All fields of the class will be represented by a ResourceAttributes type, unless the field is private (leading '_' in name).

A ResourceView offers a synchronous view of all of the expected attributes of a resource with a particular tag in one place.

Modifying the fields of a view will not modify the attributes of the underlying resource, nor will modifying the attributes of the underlying resources automatically update the fields of an existing view. Instead, the underlying resource should be explicitly modified and then a new view should be created by calling resource.view_as(...) again.

resource: Resource property writable

Getter to access the underlying resource.

Returns:

Type	Description
Resource	the underlying resource

Exceptions:

Type	Description
ValueError	if there is no underlying resource

get_attributes_instances(self)

Create instances of ResourceAttributes for each of the composed attributes types of this view. Each field of this view will end up in exactly one of these instances. Each instance will have a different type.

Returns:

Type	Description
Dict[Type[~RA], ~RA]	A dictionary mapping from subclasses of ResourceAttributes to a single instance of each subclass.

Source code in ofrak/resource_view.py

def get_attributes_instances(self) -> Dict[Type[RA], RA]:
    """
    Create instances of `ResourceAttributes` for each of the composed attributes types of this
    view. Each field of this view will end up in exactly one of these instances. Each
    instance will have a different type.

    :return: A dictionary mapping from subclasses of `ResourceAttributes` to a single instance
    of each subclass.
    """
    attrs_instances = dict()
    for attrs_t in cast(Iterable[Type[RA]], type(self).composed_attributes_types):
        attrs_fields_dict = {
            field.name: getattr(self, field.name) for field in _fields(attrs_t)  # type: ignore
        }
        attributes_instance = attrs_t(**attrs_fields_dict)  # type: ignore
        attrs_instances[attrs_t] = attributes_instance

    return attrs_instances

set_deleted(self)

Mark that the underlying resource has been deleted.

Returns:

Type	Description

Source code in ofrak/resource_view.py

def set_deleted(self):
    self._resource = None
    self._deleted = True

tag_specificity(cls) classmethod

Override ResourceTag.tag_specificity to indicate this is not a valid tag, but its subclasses will be.

Returns:

Type	Description
int

Source code in ofrak/resource_view.py

@classmethod
@functools.lru_cache(None)
def tag_specificity(cls) -> int:
    """
    Override [ResourceTag.tag_specificity][ofrak.model.tag_model.ResourceTag.tag_specificity]
    to indicate this is not a valid tag, but its subclasses will be.

    :return:
    """
    if cls is ResourceView or cls is ResourceViewInterface:
        return -1
    else:
        return ResourceTag.tag_specificity(cls)