Marty Oehme
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This allows headers to be created by a formatter, which will *only* be added to the very first entry created and not to each entry. Currently for example this is used to create a csv header but not for each document in turn.
29 lines
858 B
Python
29 lines
858 B
Python
from dataclasses import dataclass
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from papis.document import Document
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from papis_extract.annotation import Annotation
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from papis_extract.formatter import Formatter
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@dataclass
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class StdoutExporter:
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formatter: Formatter
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edit: bool = False
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git: bool = False
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force: bool = False
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def run(self, annot_docs: list[tuple[Document, list[Annotation]]]) -> None:
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"""Pretty print annotations to stdout.
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Gives a nice human-readable representations of
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the annotations in somewhat of a list form.
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Not intended for machine-readability.
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"""
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first_entry = True
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for doc, annots in annot_docs:
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output: str = self.formatter(doc, annots, first=first_entry)
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if output:
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print("{output}\n".format(output=output.rstrip("\n")))
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first_entry = False
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