Source code for weaver.processes.convert

"""
Conversion functions between corresponding data structures.
"""
import json
import logging
from collections import Hashable, OrderedDict  # pylint: disable=E0611,no-name-in-module   # moved to .abc in Python 3
from copy import deepcopy
from tempfile import TemporaryDirectory
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
from urllib.parse import urlparse

from owslib.wps import (
    ComplexData,
    Input as OWS_Input_Type,
    Metadata as OWS_Metadata,
    Output as OWS_Output_Type,
    is_reference
)
from pywps import Process as ProcessWPS
from pywps.app.Common import Metadata as WPS_Metadata
from pywps.inout import BoundingBoxInput, BoundingBoxOutput, ComplexInput, ComplexOutput, LiteralInput, LiteralOutput
from pywps.inout.basic import BasicIO
from pywps.inout.formats import Format
from pywps.inout.literaltypes import ALLOWEDVALUETYPE, RANGECLOSURETYPE, AllowedValue, AnyValue
from pywps.validator.mode import MODE

from weaver import xml_util
from weaver.exceptions import PackageTypeError
from weaver.execute import (
    EXECUTE_MODE_ASYNC,
    EXECUTE_RESPONSE_DOCUMENT,
    EXECUTE_TRANSMISSION_MODE_REFERENCE,
    EXECUTE_TRANSMISSION_MODE_VALUE
)
from weaver.formats import (
    CONTENT_TYPE_ANY,
    CONTENT_TYPE_APP_JSON,
    CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT_PLAIN,
    get_cwl_file_format,
    get_extension,
    get_format
)
from weaver.processes.constants import (
    CWL_REQUIREMENT_APP_WPS1,
    PACKAGE_ARRAY_BASE,
    PACKAGE_ARRAY_ITEMS,
    PACKAGE_ARRAY_MAX_SIZE,
    PACKAGE_ARRAY_TYPES,
    PACKAGE_CUSTOM_TYPES,
    PACKAGE_ENUM_BASE,
    PACKAGE_LITERAL_TYPES,
    PROCESS_SCHEMA_OGC,
    PROCESS_SCHEMA_OLD,
    WPS_BOUNDINGBOX,
    WPS_COMPLEX,
    WPS_COMPLEX_DATA,
    WPS_INPUT,
    WPS_LITERAL,
    WPS_LITERAL_DATA_TYPE_NAMES,
    WPS_OUTPUT,
    WPS_REFERENCE
)
from weaver.utils import (
    bytes2str,
    fetch_file,
    get_any_id,
    get_sane_name,
    get_url_without_query,
    null,
    str2bytes,
    transform_json
)
from weaver.wps.utils import get_wps_client

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Tuple, Type, Union
    from urllib.parse import ParseResult

    from pywps.app import WPSRequest
    from owslib.wps import Process as ProcessOWS
    from requests.models import Response

    from weaver.typedefs import (
        AnySettingsContainer,
        AnyValueType,
        CWL,
        CWL_IO_EnumSymbols,
        CWL_IO_Value,
        CWL_Input_Type,
        CWL_Output_Type,
        JSON
    )

    # typing shortcuts
    # pylint: disable=C0103,invalid-name
[docs] WPS_Input_Type = Union[LiteralInput, ComplexInput, BoundingBoxInput]
WPS_Output_Type = Union[LiteralOutput, ComplexOutput, BoundingBoxOutput] WPS_IO_Type = Union[WPS_Input_Type, WPS_Output_Type] OWS_IO_Type = Union[OWS_Input_Type, OWS_Output_Type] JSON_IO_Type = JSON JSON_IO_ListOrMap = Union[List[JSON], Dict[str, Union[JSON, str]]] CWL_IO_Type = Union[CWL_Input_Type, CWL_Output_Type] PKG_IO_Type = Union[JSON_IO_Type, WPS_IO_Type] ANY_IO_Type = Union[CWL_IO_Type, JSON_IO_Type, WPS_IO_Type, OWS_IO_Type] ANY_Format_Type = Union[Dict[str, Optional[str]], Format] ANY_Metadata_Type = Union[OWS_Metadata, WPS_Metadata, Dict[str, str]] # WPS object attribute -> all possible *other* naming variations (no need to repeat key name)
[docs]WPS_FIELD_MAPPING = { "identifier": ["id", "ID", "Id", "Identifier"], "title": ["Title", "Label", "label"], "abstract": ["description", "Description", "Abstract"], "version": ["processVersion", "Version"], "metadata": ["Metadata"], "keywords": ["Keywords"], "allowed_values": ["AllowedValues", "allowedValues", "allowedvalues", "Allowed_Values", "Allowedvalues"], "allowed_collections": ["AllowedCollections", "allowedCollections", "allowedcollections", "Allowed_Collections", "Allowedcollections"], "any_value": ["anyvalue", "anyValue", "AnyValue"], "literal_data_domains": ["literalDataDomains"], "default": ["default_value", "defaultValue", "DefaultValue", "Default", "data_format", "data"], "supported_values": ["SupportedValues", "supportedValues", "supportedvalues", "Supported_Values"], "supported_formats": ["SupportedFormats", "supportedFormats", "supportedformats", "Supported_Formats", "formats"], "additional_parameters": ["AdditionalParameters", "additionalParameters", "additionalparameters", "Additional_Parameters"], "type": ["Type", "data_type", "dataType", "DataType", "Data_Type"], "min_occurs": ["minOccurs", "MinOccurs", "Min_Occurs", "minoccurs"], "max_occurs": ["maxOccurs", "MaxOccurs", "Max_Occurs", "maxoccurs"], "max_megabytes": ["maximumMegabytes", "max_size"], "mime_type": ["mimeType", "MimeType", "mime-type", "Mime-Type", "mimetype", "mediaType", "MediaType", "media-type", "Media-Type", "mediatype"], "range_minimum": ["minval", "minimum", "minimumValue"], "range_maximum": ["maxval", "maximum", "maximumValue"], "range_spacing": ["spacing"], "range_closure": ["closure", "rangeClosure"], "encoding": ["Encoding"], "href": ["url", "link", "reference"],
} # WPS fields that contain a structure corresponding to `Format` object # - keys must match `WPS_FIELD_MAPPING` keys # - fields are placed in order of relevance (prefer explicit format, then supported, and defaults as last resort)
[docs]WPS_FIELD_FORMAT = ["formats", "supported_formats", "supported_values", "default"]
# WPS 'type' string variations employed to indicate a Complex (file) I/O by different libraries # for literal types, see 'any2cwl_literal_datatype' and 'any2wps_literal_datatype' functions
[docs]WPS_COMPLEX_TYPES = [WPS_COMPLEX, WPS_COMPLEX_DATA, WPS_REFERENCE]
# WPS 'type' string of all combinations (type of data / library implementation)
[docs]WPS_ALL_TYPES = [WPS_LITERAL, WPS_BOUNDINGBOX] + WPS_COMPLEX_TYPES
# default format if missing (minimal requirement of one)
[docs]DEFAULT_FORMAT = Format(mime_type=CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT_PLAIN)
[docs]DEFAULT_FORMAT_MISSING = "__DEFAULT_FORMAT_MISSING__"
setattr(DEFAULT_FORMAT, DEFAULT_FORMAT_MISSING, True)
[docs]INPUT_VALUE_TYPE_MAPPING = { "bool": bool, "boolean": bool, "file": str, "File": str, "float": float, "int": int, "integer": int, "str": str, "string": str,
}
[docs]LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
[docs]def complex2json(data): # type: (Union[ComplexData, Any]) -> Union[JSON, Any] """ Obtains the JSON representation of a :class:`ComplexData` or simply return the unmatched type. """ if not isinstance(data, ComplexData): return data # backward compat based on OWSLib version, field did not always exist max_mb = getattr(data, "maximumMegabytes", None) if isinstance(max_mb, str) and max_mb.isnumeric(): max_mb = int(max_mb) return { "mimeType": data.mimeType, "encoding": data.encoding, "schema": data.schema, "maximumMegabytes": max_mb, "default": False, # always assume it is a supported format/value, caller should override
}
[docs]def metadata2json(meta, force=False): # type: (Union[ANY_Metadata_Type, Any], bool) -> Union[JSON, Any] """ Retrieve metadata information and generate its JSON representation. Obtains the JSON representation of a :class:`OWS_Metadata` or :class:`pywps.app.Common.Metadata`. Otherwise, simply return the unmatched type. If requested, can enforce parsing a dictionary for the corresponding keys. """ if not force and not isinstance(meta, (OWS_Metadata, WPS_Metadata)): return meta title = get_field(meta, "title", search_variations=True, default=None) href = get_field(meta, "href", search_variations=True, default=None) role = get_field(meta, "role", search_variations=True, default=None) rel = get_field(meta, "rel", search_variations=True, default=None) # many remote servers do not provide the 'rel', but instead provide 'title' or 'role' # build one by default to avoid failing schemas that expect 'rel' to exist if not rel: href_rel = urlparse(href).hostname rel = str(title or role or href_rel).lower() # fallback to first available rel = get_sane_name(rel, replace_character="-", assert_invalid=False) return {"href": href, "title": title, "role": role, "rel": rel}
[docs]def ows2json_field(ows_field): # type: (Union[ComplexData, OWS_Metadata, AnyValueType]) -> Union[JSON, AnyValueType] """ Obtains the JSON or raw value from an :mod:`owslib.wps` I/O field. """ if isinstance(ows_field, ComplexData): return complex2json(ows_field) if isinstance(ows_field, OWS_Metadata): return metadata2json(ows_field) return ows_field
[docs]def ows2json_io(ows_io): # type: (OWS_IO_Type) -> JSON_IO_Type """ Converts I/O definition from :mod:`owslib.wps` to JSON. """ json_io = dict() for field in WPS_FIELD_MAPPING: value = get_field(ows_io, field, search_variations=True) # preserve numeric values (ex: "minOccurs"=0) as actual parameters # ignore undefined values represented by `null`, empty list, or empty string if value or value in [0, 0.0]: if isinstance(value, list): # complex data is converted as is # metadata converted and preserved if it results into a minimally valid definition (otherwise dropped) json_io[field] = [ complex2json(v) if isinstance(v, ComplexData) else metadata2json(v) if isinstance(v, OWS_Metadata) else v for v in value if not isinstance(v, OWS_Metadata) or v.url is not None ] elif isinstance(value, ComplexData): json_io[field] = complex2json(value) elif isinstance(value, OWS_Metadata): json_io[field] = metadata2json(value) else: json_io[field] = value json_io["id"] = get_field(json_io, "identifier", search_variations=True, pop_found=True) io_type = json_io.get("type") # add 'format' if missing, derived from other variants if io_type == WPS_COMPLEX_DATA: fmt_default = False if "default" in json_io and isinstance(json_io["default"], dict): json_io["default"]["default"] = True # provide for workflow extension (internal), schema drops it (API) fmt_default = True # retrieve alternate format definitions if "formats" not in json_io: # correct complex data 'formats' from OWSLib from initial fields loop can get stored in 'supported_values' fmt_val = get_field(json_io, "supported_values", pop_found=True) if fmt_val: json_io["formats"] = fmt_val else: # search for format fields directly specified in I/O body for field in WPS_FIELD_FORMAT: fmt = get_field(json_io, field, search_variations=True) if not fmt: continue if isinstance(fmt, dict): fmt = [fmt] fmt = filter(lambda f: isinstance(f, dict), fmt) if not isinstance(json_io.get("formats"), list): json_io["formats"] = [] for var_fmt in fmt: # add it only if not exclusively provided by a previous variant json_fmt_items = [j_fmt.items() for j_fmt in json_io["formats"]] if any(all(var_item in items for var_item in var_fmt.items()) for items in json_fmt_items): continue json_io["formats"].append(var_fmt) json_io.setdefault("formats", []) # apply the default flag for fmt in json_io["formats"]: fmt["default"] = fmt_default and is_equal_formats(json_io["default"], fmt) if fmt["default"]: break # NOTE: # Don't apply 'minOccurs=0' as in below literal case because default 'format' does not imply that unspecified # input is valid, but rather that given an input without explicit 'format' specified, that 'default' is used. return json_io # add value constraints in specifications elif io_type in WPS_LITERAL_DATA_TYPE_NAMES: domains = any2json_literal_data_domains(ows_io) if domains: json_io["literalDataDomains"] = domains # fix inconsistencies of some process descriptions # WPS are allowed to report 'minOccurs=1' although 'defaultValue' can also be provided # (see https://github.com/geopython/pywps/issues/625) if "defaultValue" in domains[0]: json_io["min_occurs"] = 0 return json_io
# FIXME: add option to control auto-fetch, disable during workflow by default to avoid double downloads? # (https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver/issues/183)
[docs]def ows2json_output_data(output, process_description, container=None): # type: (OWS_Output_Type, ProcessOWS, Optional[AnySettingsContainer]) -> JSON """ Utility method to convert an :mod:`owslib.wps` process execution output data (result) to `JSON`. In the case that a ``reference`` output of `JSON` content-type is specified and that it refers to a file that contains an array list of URL references to simulate a multiple-output, this specific output gets expanded to contain both the original URL ``reference`` field and the loaded URL list under ``data`` field for easier access from the response body. Referenced file(s) are fetched in order to store them locally if executed on a remote process, such that they can become accessible as local job result for following reporting or use by other processes in a workflow chain. If the ``dataType`` details is missing from the data output (depending on servers that might omit it), the :paramref:`process_description` is employed to retrieve the original description with expected result details. :param output: output with data value or reference according to expected result for the corresponding process. :param process_description: definition of the process producing the specified output following execution. :param container: container to retrieve application settings (for request options during file retrieval as needed). :return: converted JSON result data and additional metadata as applicable based on data-type and content-type. """ if not output.dataType: for process_output in getattr(process_description, "processOutputs", []): if getattr(process_output, "identifier", "") == output.identifier: output.dataType = process_output.dataType break json_output = { "identifier": output.identifier, "title": output.title, "dataType": output.dataType } # WPS standard v1.0.0 specify that either a reference or a data field has to be provided if output.reference: json_output["reference"] = output.reference # Handle special case where we have a reference to a json array containing dataset reference # Avoid reference to reference by fetching directly the dataset references json_array = _get_multi_json_references(output, container) if json_array and all(str(ref).startswith("http") for ref in json_array): json_output["data"] = json_array else: # WPS standard v1.0.0 specify that Output data field has Zero or one value json_output["data"] = output.data[0] if output.data else None if (json_output["dataType"] == WPS_COMPLEX_DATA or "reference" in json_output) and output.mimeType: json_output["mimeType"] = output.mimeType return json_output
# FIXME: support metalink unwrapping (weaver #25) # FIXME: reuse functions # definitely can be improved and simplified with 'fetch_file' function # then return parsed contents from that file
[docs]def _get_multi_json_references(output, container): # type: (OWS_Output_Type, Optional[AnySettingsContainer]) -> Optional[List[JSON]] """ Obtains the JSON contents of a single output corresponding to multi-file references. Since WPS standard does not allow to return multiple values for a single output, a lot of process actually return a JSON array containing references to these outputs. Because the multi-output references are contained within this JSON file, it is not very convenient to retrieve the list of URLs as one always needs to open and read the file to get them. This function goal is to detect this particular format and expand the references to make them quickly available in the job output response. :return: Array of HTTP(S) references if the specified output is effectively a JSON containing that, ``None`` otherwise. """ # Check for the json datatype and mime-type if output.dataType == WPS_COMPLEX_DATA and output.mimeType == CONTENT_TYPE_APP_JSON: try: # If the json data is referenced read it's content if output.reference: with TemporaryDirectory() as tmp_dir: file_path = fetch_file(output.reference, tmp_dir, settings=container) with open(file_path, "r") as tmp_file: json_data_str = tmp_file.read() # Else get the data directly else: # process output data are append into a list and # WPS standard v1.0.0 specify that Output data field has zero or one value if not output.data: return None json_data_str = output.data[0] # Load the actual json dict json_data = json.loads(json_data_str) except Exception as exc: # pylint: disable=W0703 LOGGER.debug("Failed retrieval of JSON output file for multi-reference unwrapping", exc_info=exc) return None if isinstance(json_data, list): return None if any(not is_reference(data_value) for data_value in json_data) else json_data return None
[docs]def any2cwl_io(wps_io, io_select): # type: (Union[JSON_IO_Type, WPS_IO_Type, OWS_IO_Type], str) -> Tuple[CWL_IO_Type, Dict[str, str]] """ Converts a `WPS`-like I/O to `CWL` corresponding I/O. Because of `CWL` I/O of type `File` with `format` field, the applicable namespace is also returned. :returns: converted I/O and namespace dictionary with corresponding format references as required """ def _get_cwl_fmt_details(wps_fmt): # type: (ANY_Format_Type) -> Union[Tuple[Tuple[str, str], str, str], Tuple[None, None, None]] _wps_io_fmt = get_field(wps_fmt, "mime_type", search_variations=True) if not _wps_io_fmt: return None, None, None _cwl_io_ext = get_extension(_wps_io_fmt) _cwl_io_ref, _cwl_io_fmt = get_cwl_file_format(_wps_io_fmt, must_exist=True, allow_synonym=False) return _cwl_io_ref, _cwl_io_fmt, _cwl_io_ext wps_io_type = get_field(wps_io, "type", search_variations=True) wps_io_id = get_field(wps_io, "identifier", search_variations=True) cwl_ns = dict() cwl_io = {"id": wps_io_id} # type: CWL_IO_Type if wps_io_type not in WPS_COMPLEX_TYPES: cwl_io_type = any2cwl_literal_datatype(wps_io_type) wps_allow = get_field(wps_io, "allowed_values", search_variations=True) if isinstance(wps_allow, list) and len(wps_allow) > 0: cwl_io["type"] = {"type": PACKAGE_ENUM_BASE, "symbols": wps_allow} else: cwl_io["type"] = cwl_io_type # FIXME: BoundingBox not implemented (https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver/issues/51) else: cwl_io_fmt = None cwl_io_ext = CONTENT_TYPE_ANY cwl_io["type"] = "File" # inputs are allowed to define multiple 'supported' formats # outputs are allowed to define only one 'applied' format for field in WPS_FIELD_FORMAT: fmt = get_field(wps_io, field, search_variations=True) if isinstance(fmt, dict): cwl_io_ref, cwl_io_fmt, cwl_io_ext = _get_cwl_fmt_details(fmt) if cwl_io_ref and cwl_io_fmt: cwl_ns.update(cwl_io_ref) break if isinstance(fmt, list): if len(fmt) == 1: cwl_io_ref, cwl_io_fmt, cwl_io_ext = _get_cwl_fmt_details(fmt[0]) if cwl_io_ref and cwl_io_fmt: cwl_ns.update(cwl_io_ref) break if io_select == WPS_OUTPUT and len(fmt) > 1: break # don't use any format because we cannot enforce one cwl_ns_multi = {} cwl_fmt_multi = [] for fmt_i in fmt: # FIXME: (?) # when multiple formats are specified, but at least one schema/namespace reference can't be found, # we must drop all since that unknown format is still allowed but cannot be validated # avoid potential validation error if that format was the one provided during execute... # (see: https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver/issues/50) cwl_io_ref_i, cwl_io_fmt_i, _ = _get_cwl_fmt_details(fmt_i) if cwl_io_ref_i and cwl_io_fmt_i: cwl_ns_multi.update(cwl_io_ref_i) cwl_fmt_multi.append(cwl_io_fmt_i) else: # reset all since at least one format could not be mapped to an official schema cwl_ns_multi = {} cwl_fmt_multi = None break cwl_io_fmt = cwl_fmt_multi # all formats or none of them cwl_ns.update(cwl_ns_multi) break if cwl_io_fmt: cwl_io["format"] = cwl_io_fmt # for backward compatibility with deployed processes, consider text/plan as 'any' for glob pattern cwl_io_txt = get_extension(CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT_PLAIN) if cwl_io_ext == cwl_io_txt: cwl_io_any = get_extension(CONTENT_TYPE_ANY) LOGGER.warning("Replacing '%s' [%s] to generic '%s' [%s] glob pattern. " "More explicit format could be considered for %s '%s'.", CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT_PLAIN, cwl_io_txt, CONTENT_TYPE_ANY, cwl_io_any, io_select, wps_io_id) cwl_io_ext = cwl_io_any if io_select == WPS_OUTPUT: # FIXME: (?) how to specify the 'name' part of the glob (using the "id" value for now) cwl_io["outputBinding"] = { "glob": "{}{}".format(wps_io_id, cwl_io_ext) } # FIXME: multi-outputs (https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver/issues/25) # min/max occurs can only be in inputs, outputs are enforced min/max=1 by WPS if io_select == WPS_INPUT: wps_default = get_field(wps_io, "default", search_variations=True) wps_min_occ = get_field(wps_io, "min_occurs", search_variations=True, default=1) # field 'default' must correspond to a fallback "value", not a default "format" is_min_null = wps_min_occ in [0, "0"] if wps_default != null and not isinstance(wps_default, dict): cwl_io["default"] = wps_default # NOTE: # Don't set any 'default' field here (neither 'null' string or 'None' type) if no value was provided # since those are interpreted by CWL as literal string 'null' (for 'string' type) or null object. # Instead, 'null' entry is added to 'type' to indicate drop/ignore missing input. wps_max_occ = get_field(wps_io, "max_occurs", search_variations=True) if wps_max_occ != null and (wps_max_occ == "unbounded" or wps_max_occ > 1): cwl_array = { "type": PACKAGE_ARRAY_BASE, "items": cwl_io["type"] } # if single value still allowed, or explicitly multi-value array if min greater than one if wps_min_occ > 1: cwl_io["type"] = cwl_array else: cwl_io["type"] = [cwl_io["type"], cwl_array] # apply default null after handling literal/array/enum type variants # (easier to apply against their many different structures) if is_min_null: if isinstance(cwl_io["type"], list): cwl_io["type"].insert(0, "null") # if min=0,max>1 (null, <type>, <array-type>) else: cwl_io["type"] = ["null", cwl_io["type"]] # if min=0,max=1 (null, <type>) return cwl_io, cwl_ns
[docs]def wps2cwl_requirement(wps_service_url, wps_process_id): # type: (Union[str, ParseResult], str) -> JSON """ Obtains the `CWL` requirements definition needed for parsing by a remote `WPS` provider as an `Application Package`. """ return OrderedDict([ ("cwlVersion", "v1.0"), ("class", "CommandLineTool"), ("hints", { CWL_REQUIREMENT_APP_WPS1: { "provider": get_url_without_query(wps_service_url), "process": wps_process_id,
}}), ])
[docs]def ows2json(wps_process, wps_service_name, wps_service_url, wps_provider_name=None): # type: (ProcessOWS, str, Union[str, ParseResult], Optional[str]) -> Tuple[CWL, JSON] """ Generates the `CWL` package and process definitions from a :class:`owslib.wps.Process` hosted under `WPS` location. """ process_info = OrderedDict([ ("id", wps_process.identifier), ("keywords", [wps_service_name] if wps_service_name else []), ]) if wps_provider_name and wps_provider_name not in process_info["keywords"]: process_info["keywords"].append(wps_provider_name) default_title = wps_process.identifier.capitalize() process_info["title"] = get_field(wps_process, "title", default=default_title, search_variations=True) process_info["description"] = get_field(wps_process, "abstract", default=None, search_variations=True) process_info["version"] = get_field(wps_process, "version", default=None, search_variations=True) process_info["metadata"] = [] if wps_process.metadata: for meta in wps_process.metadata: metadata = metadata2json(meta) if metadata: process_info["metadata"].append(metadata) process_info["inputs"] = [] # type: List[JSON] process_info["outputs"] = [] # type: List[JSON] for wps_in in wps_process.dataInputs: # type: OWS_Input_Type process_info["inputs"].append(ows2json_io(wps_in)) for wps_out in wps_process.processOutputs: # type: OWS_Output_Type process_info["outputs"].append(ows2json_io(wps_out)) # generate CWL for WPS-1 using parsed WPS-3 cwl_package = wps2cwl_requirement(wps_service_url, wps_process.identifier) for io_select in [WPS_INPUT, WPS_OUTPUT]: io_section = "{}s".format(io_select) cwl_package[io_section] = list() for wps_io in process_info[io_section]: cwl_io, cwl_ns = any2cwl_io(wps_io, io_select) cwl_package[io_section].append(cwl_io) if cwl_ns: if "$namespaces" not in cwl_package: cwl_package["$namespaces"] = dict() cwl_package["$namespaces"].update(cwl_ns) return cwl_package, process_info
[docs]def xml_wps2cwl(wps_process_response, settings): # type: (Response, AnySettingsContainer) -> Tuple[CWL, JSON] """ Obtains the ``CWL`` definition that corresponds to a XML WPS-1 process. Converts a `WPS-1 ProcessDescription XML` tree structure to an equivalent `WPS-3 Process JSON`. and builds the associated `CWL` package in conformance to :data:`weaver.processes.wps_package.CWL_REQUIREMENT_APP_WPS1`. :param wps_process_response: valid response (XML, 200) from a `WPS-1 ProcessDescription`. :param settings: application settings to retrieve additional request options. """ def _tag_name(_xml): # type: (Union[xml_util.XML, str]) -> str """ Obtains ``tag`` from a ``{namespace}Tag`` `XML` element. """ if hasattr(_xml, "tag"): _xml = _xml.tag return _xml.split("}")[-1].lower() # look for `XML` structure starting at `ProcessDescription` (WPS-1) xml_resp = xml_util.fromstring(str2bytes(wps_process_response.content)) xml_wps_process = xml_resp.xpath("//ProcessDescription") # type: List[xml_util.XML] if not len(xml_wps_process) == 1: raise ValueError("Could not retrieve a valid 'ProcessDescription' from WPS-1 response.") process_id = None for sub_xml in xml_wps_process[0]: tag = _tag_name(sub_xml) if tag == "identifier": process_id = sub_xml.text break if not process_id: raise ValueError("Could not find a match for 'ProcessDescription.identifier' from WPS-1 response.") # transform WPS-1 -> WPS-3 wps = get_wps_client(wps_process_response.url, settings) wps_service_url = urlparse(wps_process_response.url) if wps.provider: wps_service_name = wps.provider.name else: wps_service_name = wps_service_url.hostname wps_process = wps.describeprocess(process_id, xml=wps_process_response.content) cwl_package, process_info = ows2json(wps_process, wps_service_name, wps_service_url) return cwl_package, process_info
[docs]def is_cwl_file_type(io_info): # type: (CWL_IO_Type) -> bool """ Identifies if the provided `CWL` input/output corresponds to one, many or potentially a ``File`` type(s). When multiple distinct *atomic* types are allowed for a given I/O (e.g.: ``[string, File]``) and that one of them is a ``File``, the result will be ``True`` even if other types are not ``Files``. Potential ``File`` when other base type is ``"null"`` will also return ``True``. """ io_type = io_info.get("type") if not io_type: raise ValueError("Missing CWL 'type' definition: [{!s}]".format(io_info)) if isinstance(io_type, str): return io_type == "File" if isinstance(io_type, dict): if io_type["type"] == PACKAGE_ARRAY_BASE: return io_type["items"] == "File" return io_type["type"] == "File" if isinstance(io_type, list): return any(typ == "File" or is_cwl_file_type({"type": typ}) for typ in io_type) msg = "Unknown parsing of CWL 'type' format ({!s}) [{!s}] in [{}]".format(type(io_type), io_type, io_info) raise ValueError(msg)
[docs]def is_cwl_array_type(io_info): # type: (CWL_IO_Type) -> Tuple[bool, str, MODE, Union[AnyValueType, List[Any]]] """ Verifies if the specified I/O corresponds to one of various CWL array type definitions. :returns: ``tuple(is_array, io_type, io_mode, io_allow)`` where: - ``is_array``: specifies if the I/O is of array type. - ``io_type``: array element type if ``is_array`` is True, type of ``io_info`` otherwise. - ``io_mode``: validation mode to be applied if sub-element requires it, defaults to ``MODE.NONE``. - ``io_allow``: validation values to be applied if sub-element requires it, defaults to ``AnyValue``. :raises PackageTypeError: if the array element doesn't have the required values and valid format. """ # use mapping to allow sub-function updates io_return = { "array": False, "allow": AnyValue, "type": io_info["type"], "mode": MODE.NONE, } def _update_if_sub_enum(_io_item): # type: (CWL_IO_Type) -> bool """ Updates the ``io_return`` parameters if ``io_item`` evaluates to a valid ``enum`` type. Parameter ``io_item`` should correspond to field ``items`` of an array I/O definition. Simple pass-through if the array item is not an ``enum``. """ _is_enum, _enum_type, _enum_mode, _enum_allow = is_cwl_enum_type({"type": _io_item}) # noqa: typing if _is_enum: LOGGER.debug("I/O [%s] parsed as 'array' with sub-item as 'enum'", io_info["name"]) io_return["type"] = _enum_type io_return["mode"] = _enum_mode io_return["allow"] = _enum_allow return _is_enum # optional I/O could be an array of '["null", "<type>"]' with "<type>" being any of the formats parsed after # is it the literal representation instead of the shorthand with '?' if isinstance(io_info["type"], list) and any(sub_type == "null" for sub_type in io_info["type"]): # we can ignore the optional indication in this case because it doesn't impact following parsing io_return["type"] = list(filter(lambda sub_type: sub_type != "null", io_info["type"]))[0] # array type conversion when defined as '{"type": "array", "items": "<type>"}' # validate against 'Hashable' instead of 'dict' since 'OrderedDict'/'CommentedMap' can fail 'isinstance()' if ( not isinstance(io_return["type"], str) and not isinstance(io_return["type"], Hashable) and "items" in io_return["type"] and "type" in io_return["type"] ): io_type = dict(io_return["type"]) # make hashable to allow comparison if io_type["type"] != PACKAGE_ARRAY_BASE: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O 'array' definition: '{}'.".format(repr(io_info))) # parse enum in case we got an array of allowed symbols is_enum = _update_if_sub_enum(io_type["items"]) if not is_enum: io_return["type"] = io_type["items"] if io_return["type"] not in PACKAGE_ARRAY_ITEMS: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O 'array' definition: '{}'.".format(repr(io_info))) LOGGER.debug("I/O [%s] parsed as 'array' with nested dict notation", io_info["name"]) io_return["array"] = True # array type conversion when defined as string '<type>[]' elif isinstance(io_return["type"], str) and io_return["type"] in PACKAGE_ARRAY_TYPES: io_return["type"] = io_return["type"][:-2] # remove '[]' if io_return["type"] in PACKAGE_CUSTOM_TYPES: # parse 'enum[]' for array of allowed symbols, provide expected structure for sub-item parsing io_item = deepcopy(io_info) io_item["type"] = io_return["type"] # override corrected type without '[]' _update_if_sub_enum(io_item) if io_return["type"] not in PACKAGE_ARRAY_ITEMS: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O 'array' definition: '{}'.".format(repr(io_info))) LOGGER.debug("I/O [%s] parsed as 'array' with shorthand '[]' notation", io_info["name"]) io_return["array"] = True return io_return["array"], io_return["type"], io_return["mode"], io_return["allow"]
[docs]def is_cwl_enum_type(io_info): # type: (CWL_IO_Type) -> Tuple[bool, str, int, Optional[CWL_IO_EnumSymbols]] """ Verifies if the specified I/O corresponds to a CWL enum definition. :returns: ``tuple(is_enum, io_type, io_allow)`` where: - ``is_enum``: specifies if the I/O is of enum type. - ``io_type``: enum base type if ``is_enum=True``, type of ``io_info`` otherwise. - ``io_mode``: validation mode to be applied if input requires it, defaults to ``MODE.NONE``. - ``io_allow``: validation values of the enum. :raises PackageTypeError: if the enum doesn't have the required parameters and valid format. """ io_type = io_info["type"] if not isinstance(io_type, dict) or "type" not in io_type or io_type["type"] not in PACKAGE_CUSTOM_TYPES: return False, io_type, MODE.NONE, None if "symbols" not in io_type: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O 'enum' definition: '{!r}'.".format(io_info)) io_allow = io_type["symbols"] if not isinstance(io_allow, list) or len(io_allow) < 1: raise PackageTypeError("Invalid I/O 'enum.symbols' definition: '{!r}'.".format(io_info)) # validate matching types in allowed symbols and convert to supported CWL type first_allow = io_allow[0] for io_i in io_allow: if type(io_i) is not type(first_allow): raise PackageTypeError("Ambiguous types in I/O 'enum.symbols' definition: '{!r}'.".format(io_info)) if isinstance(first_allow, str): io_type = "string" elif isinstance(first_allow, float): io_type = "float" elif isinstance(first_allow, int): io_type = "int" else: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O 'enum' base type: `{!s}`, from definition: `{!r}`." .format(type(first_allow), io_info)) # allowed value validator mode must be set for input return True, io_type, MODE.SIMPLE, io_allow
[docs]def get_cwl_io_type(io_info): # type: (CWL_IO_Type) -> Tuple[str, bool] """ Obtains the basic type of the CWL input and identity if it is optional. CWL allows multiple shorthand representation or combined types definition. The *base* type must be extracted in order to identify the expected data format and supported values. Obtains real type if ``"default"`` or shorthand ``"<type>?"`` was in CWL, which can also be defined as type ``["null", <type>]``. CWL allows multiple distinct types (e.g.: ``string`` and ``int`` simultaneously), but not WPS inputs. WPS allows only different amount of *same type* through ``minOccurs`` and ``maxOccurs``. Considering WPS conversion, we can also have following definition ``["null", <type>, <array-type>]`` (same type). Whether single or array-like type, the base type can be extracted. :param io_info: definition of the CWL input. :return: tuple of guessed base type and flag indicating if it can be null (optional input). """ io_type = io_info["type"] is_null = False if isinstance(io_type, list): if not len(io_type) > 1: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O type as list cannot have only one base type: '{}'".format(io_info)) if "null" in io_type: if len(io_type) == 1: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O cannot be only 'null' type: '{}'".format(io_info)) LOGGER.debug("I/O parsed for 'default'") is_null = True # I/O can be omitted since default value exists io_type = [typ for typ in io_type if typ != "null"] if len(io_type) == 1: # valid if other was "null" now removed io_type = io_type[0] else: # check that many sub-type definitions all match same base type (no conflicting literals) io_type_many = set() io_base_type = None for i, typ in enumerate(io_type): sub_type = {"type": typ, "name": "{}[{}]".format(io_info["name"], i)} is_array, array_elem, _, _ = is_cwl_array_type(sub_type) is_enum, enum_type, _, _ = is_cwl_enum_type(sub_type) # array base type more important than enum because later array conversion also handles allowed values if is_array: io_base_type = typ # highest priority (can have sub-literal or sub-enum) io_type_many.add(array_elem) elif is_enum: io_base_type = io_base_type if io_base_type is not None else enum_type # less priority io_type_many.add(enum_type) else: io_base_type = io_base_type if io_base_type is not None else typ # less priority io_type_many.add(typ) # literal base type by itself (not array/enum) if len(io_type_many) != 1: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O with many distinct base types for info: '{!s}'".format(io_info)) io_type = io_base_type LOGGER.debug("I/O parsed for multiple base types") return io_type, is_null
[docs]def cwl2wps_io(io_info, io_select): # type:(CWL_IO_Type, str) -> WPS_IO_Type """ Converts input/output parameters from CWL types to WPS types. :param io_info: parsed IO of a CWL file :param io_select: :py:data:`WPS_INPUT` or :py:data:`WPS_OUTPUT` to specify desired WPS type conversion. :returns: corresponding IO in WPS format """ is_input = False is_output = False # FIXME: BoundingBox not implemented (https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver/issues/51) if io_select == WPS_INPUT: is_input = True io_literal = LiteralInput # type: Union[Type[LiteralInput], Type[LiteralOutput]] io_complex = ComplexInput # type: Union[Type[ComplexInput], Type[ComplexOutput]] # io_bbox = BoundingBoxInput # type: Union[Type[BoundingBoxInput], Type[BoundingBoxOutput]] elif io_select == WPS_OUTPUT: is_output = True io_literal = LiteralOutput # type: Union[Type[LiteralInput], Type[LiteralOutput]] io_complex = ComplexOutput # type: Union[Type[ComplexInput], Type[ComplexOutput]] # io_bbox = BoundingBoxOutput # type: Union[Type[BoundingBoxInput], Type[BoundingBoxOutput]] else: raise PackageTypeError("Unsupported I/O info definition: '{!r}' with '{}'.".format(io_info, io_select)) # obtain base type considering possible CWL type representations io_type, is_null = get_cwl_io_type(io_info) io_info["type"] = io_type # override resolved multi-type base for more parsing io_name = io_info["name"] io_min_occurs = 0 if is_null else 1 io_max_occurs = 1 # unless array after # convert array types is_array, array_elem, io_mode, io_allow = is_cwl_array_type(io_info) if is_array: LOGGER.debug("I/O parsed for 'array'") io_type = array_elem io_max_occurs = PACKAGE_ARRAY_MAX_SIZE # convert enum types is_enum, enum_type, enum_mode, enum_allow = is_cwl_enum_type(io_info) if is_enum: LOGGER.debug("I/O parsed for 'enum'") io_type = enum_type io_allow = enum_allow io_mode = enum_mode # debug info for unhandled types conversion if not isinstance(io_type, str): LOGGER.debug("is_array: [%s]", repr(is_array)) LOGGER.debug("array_elem: [%s]", repr(array_elem)) LOGGER.debug("is_enum: [%s]", repr(is_enum)) LOGGER.debug("enum_type: [%s]", repr(enum_type)) LOGGER.debug("enum_allow: [%s]", repr(enum_allow)) LOGGER.debug("io_info: [%s]", repr(io_info)) LOGGER.debug("io_type: [%s]", repr(io_type)) LOGGER.debug("type(io_type): [%s]", type(io_type)) raise TypeError("I/O type has not been properly decoded. Should be a string, got: '{!r}'".format(io_type)) # literal types if is_enum or io_type in PACKAGE_LITERAL_TYPES: if io_type == "Any": io_type = "anyvalue" if io_type == "null": io_type = "novalue" if io_type in ["int", "integer", "long"]: io_type = "integer" if io_type in ["float", "double"]: io_type = "float" # keywords commonly used by I/O kw = { "identifier": io_name, "title": io_info.get("label", ""), "abstract": io_info.get("doc", ""), "data_type": io_type, "mode": io_mode, } if is_input: # avoid storing 'AnyValue' which become more problematic than # anything later on when CWL/WPS merging is attempted if io_allow is not AnyValue: kw["allowed_values"] = io_allow kw["default"] = io_info.get("default", None) kw["min_occurs"] = io_min_occurs kw["max_occurs"] = io_max_occurs return io_literal(**kw) # complex types else: # keywords commonly used by I/O kw = { "identifier": io_name, "title": io_info.get("label", io_name), "abstract": io_info.get("doc", ""), } if "format" in io_info: io_formats = [io_info["format"]] if isinstance(io_info["format"], str) else io_info["format"] kw["supported_formats"] = [get_format(fmt) for fmt in io_formats] kw["mode"] = MODE.SIMPLE # only validate the extension (not file contents) else: # we need to minimally add 1 format, otherwise empty list is evaluated as None by pywps # when "supported_formats" is None, the process's json property raises because of it cannot iterate formats kw["supported_formats"] = [DEFAULT_FORMAT] kw["mode"] = MODE.NONE # don't validate anything as default is only raw text if is_output: if io_type == "Directory": kw["as_reference"] = True if io_type == "File": has_contents = io_info.get("contents") is not None kw["as_reference"] = not has_contents else: # note: # value of 'data_format' is identified as 'default' input format if specified with `Format` # otherwise, `None` makes it automatically use the first one available in 'supported_formats' kw["data_format"] = get_field(io_info, "data_format") kw["data_format"] = json2wps_field(kw["data_format"], "supported_formats") if kw["data_format"] else None kw.update({ "min_occurs": io_min_occurs, "max_occurs": io_max_occurs, }) return io_complex(**kw)
[docs]def cwl2json_input_values(data, schema=PROCESS_SCHEMA_OGC): # type: (Dict[str, CWL_IO_Value], str) -> JSON """ Converts :term:`CWL` formatted :term:`Job` inputs to corresponding :term:`OGC API - Processes` format. :param data: dictionary with inputs formatted as key-value pairs with relevant structure based on :term:`CWL` types. :param schema: either ``OGC`` or ``OLD`` format respectively for mapping/listing representations. :raises TypeError: if input data is invalid. :raises ValueError: if any input value could not be parsed with expected schema. :returns: converted inputs for :term:`Job` submission either in ``OGC`` or ``OLD`` format. """ if not isinstance(data, dict): raise TypeError(f"Invalid CWL input values format must be a dictionary of keys to values. Got [{type(data)}].") inputs = {} for input_id, input_value in data.items(): # single file if isinstance(input_value, dict) and input_value.get("class") == "File": inputs[input_id] = {"href": input_value.get("path")} # single literal value elif isinstance(input_value, (str, int, float, bool)): inputs[input_id] = {"value": input_value} # multiple files elif isinstance(input_value, list) and all( isinstance(val, dict) and val.get("class") == "File" for val in input_value ): inputs[input_id] = [{"href": val.get("path")} for val in input_value] # multiple literal values elif isinstance(input_value, list) and all( isinstance(val, (str, int, float, bool)) for val in input_value ): inputs[input_id] = [{"value": val} for val in input_value] else: raise ValueError(f"Input [{input_id}] value definition could not be parsed: {input_value!s}") schema = schema.upper() if schema == PROCESS_SCHEMA_OGC: return inputs if schema != PROCESS_SCHEMA_OLD: raise NotImplementedError(f"Unknown conversion format of input values for schema: [{schema}]") input_list = [] for input_id, input_value in inputs.items(): if isinstance(input_value, list): input_key = list(input_value[0])[0] input_list.extend([{"id": input_id, input_key: val[input_key]} for val in input_value]) else: input_key = list(input_value)[0] input_value = input_value[input_key] input_list.append({"id": input_id, input_key: input_value}) return input_list
[docs]def repr2json_input_values(inputs): # type: (List[str]) -> List[JSON] """ Converts inputs in string representation to corresponding :term:`JSON` values. Expected format is as follows: .. code-block:: text input_id[:input_type]=input_value[;input_array] Where: - ``input_id`` represents the target identifier of the input - ``input_type`` represents the conversion type, as required (includes ``File`` for ``href`` instead of ``value`` key in resulting object) - ``input_value`` represents the desired value subject to conversion by ``input_type`` - ``input_array`` represents any additional values for array-like inputs (``maxOccurs > 1``) :param inputs: list of string inputs to parse. :return: parsed inputs if successful. """ values = [] for str_input in inputs: str_id, str_val = str_input.split("=") str_id_typ = str_id.split(":") if len(str_id_typ) == 2: str_id, str_typ = str_id_typ elif len(str_id_typ) != 1: raise ValueError(f"Invalid input value ID representation. Must be 'ID[:TYPE]' for '{str_id!s}'.") else: str_typ = "string" val_typ = any2cwl_literal_datatype(str_typ) if not str_id or (val_typ is null and str_typ not in INPUT_VALUE_TYPE_MAPPING): raise ValueError(f"Invalid input value ID representation. " f"Missing or unknown 'ID[:type]' parts after resolution as '{str_id!s}:{str_typ!s}'.") map_typ = val_typ if val_typ is not null else str_typ arr_val = str_val.split(";") arr_typ = INPUT_VALUE_TYPE_MAPPING[map_typ] arr_val = [arr_typ(val) for val in arr_val] val_key = "href" if str_typ in ["file", "File"] else "value" values.append({"id": str_id, val_key: arr_val if ";" in str_val else arr_val[0]}) return values
[docs]def any2cwl_literal_datatype(io_type): # type: (str) -> Union[str, Type[null]] """ Solves common literal data-type names to supported ones for `CWL`. """ if io_type in ["string", "date", "time", "dateTime", "anyURI"]: return "string" if io_type in ["scale", "angle", "float", "double"]: return "float" if io_type in ["integer", "long", "positiveInteger", "nonNegativeInteger"]: return "int" if io_type in ["bool", "boolean"]: return "boolean" LOGGER.warning("Could not identify a CWL literal data type with [%s].", io_type) return null
[docs]def any2wps_literal_datatype(io_type, is_value): # type: (AnyValueType, bool) -> Union[str, Type[null]] """ Solves common literal data-type names to supported ones for `WPS`. Verification is accomplished by name when ``is_value=False``, otherwise with python ``type`` when ``is_value=True``. """ if isinstance(io_type, str): if not is_value: if io_type in ["string", "date", "time", "dateTime", "anyURI"]: return "string" if io_type in ["scale", "angle", "float", "double"]: return "float" if io_type in ["int", "integer", "long", "positiveInteger", "nonNegativeInteger"]: return "integer" if io_type in ["bool", "boolean"]: return "boolean" LOGGER.warning("Unknown named literal data type: '%s', using default 'string'. Should be one of: %s", io_type, list(WPS_LITERAL_DATA_TYPE_NAMES)) return "string" if is_value and isinstance(io_type, bool): return "boolean" if is_value and isinstance(io_type, int): return "integer" if is_value and isinstance(io_type, float): return "float" return null
[docs]def any2json_literal_allowed_value(io_allow): # type: (Union[AllowedValue, JSON, str, float, int, bool]) -> Union[JSON, str, str, float, int, bool, Type[null]] """ Converts an ``AllowedValues`` definition from different packages into standardized JSON representation of `OGC-API`. """ if isinstance(io_allow, AllowedValue): io_allow = io_allow.json if isinstance(io_allow, dict): wps_range = {} for field, dest in [ ("range_minimum", "minimumValue"), ("range_maximum", "maximumValue"), ("range_spacing", "spacing"), ("range_closure", "rangeClosure") ]: wps_range_value = get_field(io_allow, field, search_variations=True, pop_found=True) if wps_range_value is not null: wps_range[dest] = wps_range_value # in case input was a PyWPS AllowedValue object converted to JSON, # extra metadata must be removed/transformed accordingly for literal value basic_type = io_allow.pop("type", None) allowed_type = io_allow.pop("allowed_type", None) allowed_type = allowed_type or basic_type allowed_value = io_allow.pop("value", None) if allowed_value is not None: # note: closure must be ignored for range compare because it defaults to 'close' even for a 'value' type range_fields = ["minimumValue", "maximumValue", "spacing"] if allowed_type == "value" or not any(field in io_allow for field in range_fields): return allowed_value if not io_allow: # empty container return null return io_allow
[docs]def any2json_literal_data_domains(io_info): # type: (ANY_IO_Type) -> Union[Type[null], List[JSON]] """ Extracts allowed value constrains from the input definition and generate the expected literal data domains. The generated result, if applicable, corresponds to a list of a single instance of schema definition :class:`weaver.wps_restapi.swagger_definitions.LiteralDataDomainList` with following structure. .. code-block:: yaml default: bool defaultValue: float, int, bool, str dataType: {name: string, <reference: url: string>} uom: string valueDefinition: oneOf: - string - url-string - {anyValue: bool} - [float, int, bool, str] - [{minimum, maximum, spacing, closure}] """ io_type = get_field(io_info, "type", search_variations=False) if io_type in [WPS_BOUNDINGBOX, WPS_COMPLEX]: return null io_data_type = get_field(io_info, "type", search_variations=True, only_variations=True) domain = { "default": True, # since it is generated from convert, only one is available anyway "dataType": { "name": any2wps_literal_datatype(io_data_type, is_value=False), # just to make sure, simplify type # reference: # FIXME: unsupported named-reference data-type (need example to test it) } # uom: # FIXME: unsupported Unit of Measure (need example to test it) } wps_allowed_values = get_field(io_info, "allowed_values", search_variations=True) wps_default_value = get_field(io_info, "default", search_variations=True) wps_value_definition = {"anyValue": get_field(io_info, "any_value", search_variations=True, default=False)} if wps_default_value not in [null, None]: domain["defaultValue"] = wps_default_value if isinstance(wps_allowed_values, list) and len(wps_allowed_values) > 0: wps_allowed_values = [any2json_literal_allowed_value(io_value) for io_value in wps_allowed_values] wps_allowed_values = [io_value for io_value in wps_allowed_values if io_value is not null] if wps_allowed_values: wps_value_definition = wps_allowed_values domain["valueDefinition"] = wps_value_definition return [domain]
[docs]def json2wps_datatype(io_info): # type: (JSON_IO_Type) -> str """ Converts a JSON input definition into the corresponding :mod:`pywps` parameters. Guesses the literal data-type from I/O JSON information in order to allow creation of the corresponding I/O WPS. Defaults to ``string`` if no suitable guess can be accomplished. """ io_type = get_field(io_info, "type", search_variations=False, pop_found=True) if str(io_type).lower() == WPS_LITERAL: io_type = null io_guesses = [ (io_type, False), (get_field(io_info, "type", search_variations=True), False), (get_field(io_info, "default", search_variations=True), True), (get_field(io_info, "allowed_values", search_variations=True), True), (get_field(io_info, "supported_values", search_variations=True), True) ] for io_guess, is_value in io_guesses: if io_type: break if isinstance(io_guess, list) and len(io_guess): io_guess = io_guess[0] io_type = any2wps_literal_datatype(io_guess, is_value) if not isinstance(io_type, str): LOGGER.warning("Failed literal data-type guess, using default 'string' for I/O [%s].", get_field(io_info, "identifier", search_variations=True)) return "string" return io_type
[docs]def json2wps_field(field_info, field_category): # type: (JSON, str) -> Any """ Converts an I/O field from a JSON literal data, list, or dictionary to corresponding WPS types. :param field_info: literal data or information container describing the type to be generated. :param field_category: one of ``WPS_FIELD_MAPPING`` keys to indicate how to parse ``field_info``. """ if field_category == "allowed_values": return json2wps_allowed_values({"allowed_values": field_info}) elif field_category == "supported_formats": if isinstance(field_info, dict): return Format(**field_info) if isinstance(field_info, str): return Format(field_info) elif field_category == "metadata": if isinstance(field_info, WPS_Metadata): return field_info if isinstance(field_info, dict): meta = metadata2json(field_info, force=True) meta.pop("rel", None) return WPS_Metadata(**meta) if isinstance(field_info, str): return WPS_Metadata(field_info) elif field_category == "keywords" and isinstance(field_info, list): return field_info elif field_category in ["identifier", "title", "abstract"] and isinstance(field_info, str): return field_info LOGGER.warning("Field of type '%s' not handled as known WPS field.", field_category) return None
[docs]def json2wps_allowed_values(io_info): # type: (JSON_IO_Type) -> Union[Type[null], List[AllowedValue]] """ Obtains the allowed values constrains for the literal data type from a JSON I/O definition. Converts the ``literalDataDomains`` definition into ``allowed_values`` understood by :mod:`pywps`. Handles explicit ``allowed_values`` if available and not previously defined by ``literalDataDomains``. .. seealso:: Function :func:`any2json_literal_data_domains` defines generated ``literalDataDomains`` JSON definition. """ domains = get_field(io_info, "literal_data_domains", search_variations=True) allowed = get_field(io_info, "allowed_values", search_variations=True) if not domains and isinstance(allowed, list): if all(isinstance(value, AllowedValue) for value in allowed): return allowed if all(isinstance(value, (float, int, str)) for value in allowed): return [AllowedValue(value=value) for value in allowed] if all(isinstance(value, dict) for value in allowed): allowed_values = [] for value in allowed: min_val = get_field(value, "range_minimum", search_variations=True, default=None) max_val = get_field(value, "range_maximum", search_variations=True, default=None) spacing = get_field(value, "range_spacing", search_variations=True, default=None) closure = get_field(value, "range_closure", search_variations=True, default=RANGECLOSURETYPE.CLOSED) literal = get_field(value, "value", search_variations=False, default=None) if min_val or max_val or spacing: allowed_values.append(AllowedValue(ALLOWEDVALUETYPE.RANGE, minval=min_val, maxval=max_val, spacing=spacing, range_closure=closure)) elif literal: allowed_values.append(AllowedValue(ALLOWEDVALUETYPE.VALUE, value=literal)) # literalDataDomains could be 'anyValue', which is to be ignored here return allowed_values LOGGER.debug("Cannot parse literal I/O AllowedValues: %s", allowed) raise ValueError("Unknown parsing of 'AllowedValues' for value: {!s}".format(allowed)) if domains: for domain in domains: values = domain.get("valueDefinition") if values: allowed = json2wps_allowed_values({"allowed_values": values}) # stop on first because undefined how to combine multiple # no multiple definitions by 'any2json_literal_data_domains' regardless, and not directly handled by pywps if allowed: return allowed return null
[docs]def json2wps_io(io_info, io_select): # type: (JSON_IO_Type, str) -> WPS_IO_Type """ Converts an I/O from a JSON dict to PyWPS types. :param io_info: I/O in JSON dict format. :param io_select: :py:data:`WPS_INPUT` or :py:data:`WPS_OUTPUT` to specify desired WPS type conversion. :return: corresponding I/O in WPS format. """ io_info["identifier"] = get_field(io_info, "identifier", search_variations=True, pop_found=True) rename = { "formats": "supported_formats", "minOccurs": "min_occurs", "maxOccurs": "max_occurs", "dataType": "data_type", "defaultValue": "default", "supportedValues": "supported_values", } remove = [ "id", "workdir", "any_value", "data_format", "data", "file", "mimetype", "mediaType", "encoding", "schema", "asreference", "additionalParameters", ] replace_values = {"unbounded": PACKAGE_ARRAY_MAX_SIZE} transform_json(io_info, rename=rename, remove=remove, replace_values=replace_values) # convert allowed value objects values = json2wps_allowed_values(io_info) if values is not null: if isinstance(values, list) and len(values) > 0: io_info["allowed_values"] = values else: io_info["allowed_values"] = AnyValue # noqa # convert supported format objects formats = get_field(io_info, "supported_formats", search_variations=True, pop_found=True) if formats is not null: for fmt in formats: fmt["mime_type"] = get_field(fmt, "mime_type", search_variations=True, pop_found=True) fmt.pop("maximumMegabytes", None) # define the 'default' with 'data_format' to be used if explicitly specified from the payload if fmt.pop("default", None) is True: if get_field(io_info, "data_format") != null: # if set by previous 'fmt' raise PackageTypeError("Cannot have multiple 'default' formats simultaneously.") # use 'data_format' instead of 'default' to avoid overwriting a potential 'default' value # field 'data_format' is mapped as 'default' format io_info["data_format"] = json2wps_field(fmt, "supported_formats") io_info["supported_formats"] = [json2wps_field(fmt, "supported_formats") for fmt in formats] # convert metadata objects metadata = get_field(io_info, "metadata", search_variations=True, pop_found=True) if metadata is not null: io_info["metadata"] = [json2wps_field(meta, "metadata") for meta in metadata] # convert literal fields specified as is for field in ["identifier", "title", "abstract", "keywords"]: value = get_field(io_info, field, search_variations=True, pop_found=True) if value is not null: io_info[field] = json2wps_field(value, field) # convert by type, add missing required arguments and # remove additional arguments according to each case io_type = io_info.pop("type", WPS_COMPLEX) # only ComplexData doesn't have "type" # attempt to identify defined data-type directly in 'type' field instead of 'data_type' if io_type not in WPS_ALL_TYPES: io_type_guess = any2wps_literal_datatype(io_type, is_value=False) if io_type_guess is not null: io_type = WPS_LITERAL io_info["data_type"] = io_type_guess if io_select == WPS_INPUT: if ("max_occurs", "unbounded") in io_info.items(): io_info["max_occurs"] = PACKAGE_ARRAY_MAX_SIZE if io_type in WPS_COMPLEX_TYPES: if "supported_formats" not in io_info: io_info["supported_formats"] = [DEFAULT_FORMAT] io_info.pop("data_type", None) io_info.pop("allowed_values", None) io_info.pop("supported_values", None) return ComplexInput(**io_info) if io_type == WPS_BOUNDINGBOX: io_info.pop("supported_formats", None) io_info.pop("supportedCRS", None) return BoundingBoxInput(**io_info) if io_type == WPS_LITERAL: io_info.pop("data_format", None) io_info.pop("supported_formats", None) io_info["data_type"] = json2wps_datatype(io_info) allowed_values = json2wps_allowed_values(io_info) if allowed_values: io_info["allowed_values"] = allowed_values else: io_info.pop("allowed_values", None) io_info.pop("literalDataDomains", None) return LiteralInput(**io_info) elif io_select == WPS_OUTPUT: io_info.pop("min_occurs", None) io_info.pop("max_occurs", None) io_info.pop("allowed_values", None) io_info.pop("data_format", None) io_info.pop("default", None) if io_type in WPS_COMPLEX_TYPES: io_info.pop("supported_values", None) return ComplexOutput(**io_info) if io_type == WPS_BOUNDINGBOX: io_info.pop("supported_formats", None) return BoundingBoxOutput(**io_info) if io_type == WPS_LITERAL: io_info.pop("supported_formats", None) io_info["data_type"] = json2wps_datatype(io_info) allowed_values = json2wps_allowed_values(io_info) if allowed_values: io_info["allowed_values"] = allowed_values else: io_info.pop("allowed_values", None) io_info.pop("literalDataDomains", None) return LiteralOutput(**io_info) raise PackageTypeError("Unknown conversion from dict to WPS type (type={0}, mode={1}).".format(io_type, io_select))
[docs]def wps2json_io(io_wps): # type: (WPS_IO_Type) -> JSON_IO_Type """ Converts a PyWPS I/O into a dictionary based version with keys corresponding to standard names (WPS 2.0). """ if not isinstance(io_wps, BasicIO): raise PackageTypeError("Invalid type, expected 'BasicIO', got: [{0!r}] '{1!r}'".format(type(io_wps), io_wps)) if not hasattr(io_wps, "json"): raise PackageTypeError("Invalid type definition expected to have a 'json' property.") io_wps_json = io_wps.json # noqa rename = { "identifier": "id", "abstract": "description", "supported_formats": "formats", "mime_type": "mediaType", "min_occurs": "minOccurs", "max_occurs": "maxOccurs", } replace_values = { PACKAGE_ARRAY_MAX_SIZE: "unbounded", } replace_func = { "maxOccurs": str, "minOccurs": str, } transform_json(io_wps_json, rename=rename, replace_values=replace_values, replace_func=replace_func) # in some cases (Complex I/O), 'as_reference=True' causes "type" to be overwritten, revert it back if "type" in io_wps_json and io_wps_json["type"] == WPS_REFERENCE: io_wps_json["type"] = WPS_COMPLEX # minimum requirement of 1 format object which defines mime-type if io_wps_json["type"] == WPS_COMPLEX: # FIXME: should we store 'None' in db instead of empty string when missing "encoding", "schema", etc. ? if "formats" not in io_wps_json or not len(io_wps_json["formats"]): io_wps_json["formats"] = [DEFAULT_FORMAT.json] for io_format in io_wps_json["formats"]: transform_json(io_format, rename=rename, replace_values=replace_values, replace_func=replace_func) # set 'default' format if it matches perfectly, or if only mime-type matches and it is the only available one # (this avoid 'encoding' possibly not matching due to CWL not providing this information) io_default = get_field(io_wps_json, "default", search_variations=True) for io_format in io_wps_json["formats"]: io_format["default"] = (io_default != null and is_equal_formats(io_format, io_default)) if io_default and len(io_wps_json["formats"]) == 1 and not io_wps_json["formats"][0]["default"]: io_default_mime_type = get_field(io_default, "mime_type", search_variations=True) io_single_fmt_mime_type = get_field(io_wps_json["formats"][0], "mime_type", search_variations=True) io_wps_json["formats"][0]["default"] = (io_default_mime_type == io_single_fmt_mime_type) elif io_wps_json["type"] == WPS_BOUNDINGBOX: pass # FIXME: BoundingBox not implemented (https://github.com/crim-ca/weaver/issues/51) else: # literal domains = any2json_literal_data_domains(io_wps_json) if domains: io_wps_json["literalDataDomains"] = domains return io_wps_json
[docs]def wps2json_job_payload(wps_request, wps_process): # type: (WPSRequest, ProcessWPS) -> JSON """ Converts the input and output values of a :mod:`pywps` WPS ``Execute`` request to corresponding WPS-REST job. The inputs and outputs must be parsed from XML POST payload or KVP GET query parameters, and converted to data container defined by :mod:`pywps` based on the process definition. """ data = { "inputs": [], "outputs": [], "response": EXECUTE_RESPONSE_DOCUMENT, "mode": EXECUTE_MODE_ASYNC, } multi_inputs = list(wps_request.inputs.values()) for input_list in multi_inputs: iid = get_any_id(input_list[0]) for input_value in input_list: input_data = input_value.get("data") input_href = input_value.get("href") if input_data: data["inputs"].append({"id": iid, "data": input_data}) elif input_href: data["inputs"].append({"id": iid, "href": input_href}) output_ids = list(wps_request.outputs) for output in wps_process.outputs: oid = output.identifier as_ref = isinstance(output, ComplexOutput) if oid not in output_ids: data_output = {"identifier": oid, "asReference": str(as_ref).lower()} else: data_output = wps_request.outputs[oid] if as_ref: data_output["transmissionMode"] = EXECUTE_TRANSMISSION_MODE_REFERENCE else: data_output["transmissionMode"] = EXECUTE_TRANSMISSION_MODE_VALUE data_output["id"] = oid data["outputs"].append(data_output) return data
[docs]def get_field(io_object, field, search_variations=False, only_variations=False, pop_found=False, default=null): # type: (Any, str, bool, bool, bool, Any) -> Any """ Gets a field by name from various I/O object types. Default value is :py:data:`null` used for most situations to differentiate from literal ``None`` which is often used as default for parameters. The :class:`NullType` allows to explicitly tell that there was 'no field' and not 'no value' in existing field. If you provided another value, it will be returned if not found within the input object. When :paramref:`search_variation` is enabled and that :paramref:`field` could not be found within the object, field lookup will employ the values under the :paramref:`field` entry within :data:`WPS_FIELD_MAPPING` as additional field names to search for an existing property or key. Search continues until the first match is found, respecting order within the variations listing, and finally uses :paramref:`default` if no match was found. :param io_object: Any I/O representation, either as a class instance or JSON container. :param field: Name of the field to look for, either as property or key name based on input object type. :param search_variations: If enabled, search for all variations to the field name to attempt search until matched. :param only_variations: If enabled, skip the first 'basic' field and start search directly with field variations. :param pop_found: If enabled, whenever a match is found by field or variations, remove that entry from the object. :param default: Alternative default value to return if no match could be found. :returns: Matched value (including search variations if enabled), or ``default``. """ if not (search_variations and only_variations): if isinstance(io_object, dict): value = io_object.get(field, null) if value is not null: if pop_found: io_object.pop(field) return value else: value = getattr(io_object, field, null) if value is not null: return value if search_variations and field in WPS_FIELD_MAPPING: for var in WPS_FIELD_MAPPING[field]: value = get_field(io_object, var, search_variations=False, only_variations=False, pop_found=pop_found) if value is not null: return value return default
[docs]def set_field(io_object, field, value, force=False): # type: (Union[ANY_IO_Type, ANY_Format_Type], str, Any, bool) -> None """ Sets a field by name into various I/O object types. Field value is set only if not ``null`` to avoid inserting data considered `invalid`. If ``force=True``, verification of ``null`` value is ignored. """ if value is not null or force: if isinstance(io_object, dict): io_object[field] = value return setattr(io_object, field, value)
[docs]def _are_different_and_set(item1, item2): # type: (Any, Any) -> bool """ Verifies if two items are set and are different of different "representative" value. Compares two value representations and returns ``True`` only if both are not ``null``, are of same ``type`` and of different representative value. By "representative", we consider here the visual representation of byte/unicode strings rather than literal values to support XML/JSON and Python 2/3 implementations. Other non string-like types are verified with literal (usual) equality method. """ if item1 is null or item2 is null: return False try: # Note: # Calling ``==`` will result in one defined item's type ``__eq__`` method calling a property to validate # equality with the second. When compared to a ``null``, ``None`` or differently typed second item, the # missing property on the second item could raise and ``AssertionError`` depending on the ``__eq__`` # implementation (eg: ``Format`` checking for ``item.mime_type``, etc.). equal = item1 == item2 except AttributeError: return False if equal: return False # Note: check for both (str, bytes) for any python implementation that modifies its value type1 = str if isinstance(item1, (str, bytes)) else type(item1) type2 = str if isinstance(item2, (str, bytes)) else type(item2) if type1 is str and type2 is str: return bytes2str(item1) != bytes2str(item2) return True
[docs]def is_equal_formats(format1, format2): # type: (Union[Format, JSON], Union[Format, JSON]) -> bool """ Verifies for matching formats. """ mime_type1 = get_field(format1, "mime_type", search_variations=True) mime_type2 = get_field(format2, "mime_type", search_variations=True) encoding1 = get_field(format1, "encoding", search_variations=True) encoding2 = get_field(format2, "encoding", search_variations=True) if ( mime_type1 == mime_type2 and encoding1 == encoding2 and all(f != null for f in [mime_type1, mime_type2, encoding1, encoding2]) ): return True return False
[docs]def normalize_ordered_io(io_section, order_hints=None): # type: (JSON_IO_ListOrMap, Optional[JSON_IO_ListOrMap]) -> List[JSON] """ Reorders and converts I/O from any representation (:class:`dict` or :class:`list`) considering given ordering hints. First, converts I/O definitions defined as dictionary to an equivalent :class:`list` representation, in order to work only with a single representation method. The :class:`list` is chosen over :class:`dict` because sequences can enforce a specific order, while mapping have no particular order. The list representation ensures that I/O order is preserved when written to file and reloaded afterwards regardless of each server and/or library's implementation of the mapping container. If this function fails to correctly order any I/O or cannot correctly guarantee such result because of the provided parameters (e.g.: no hints given when required), the result will not break nor change the final processing behaviour of parsers. This is merely *cosmetic* adjustments to ease readability of I/O to avoid always shuffling their order across multiple :term:`Application Package` and :term:`Process` reporting formats. The important result of this function is to provide the I/O as a consistent list of objects so it is less cumbersome to compare/merge/iterate over the elements with all functions that will follow. .. note:: When defined as a dictionary, an :class:`OrderedDict` is expected as input to ensure preserved field order. Prior to Python 3.7 or CPython 3.5, preserved order is not guaranteed for *builtin* :class:`dict`. In this case the :paramref:`order_hints` is required to ensure same order. :param io_section: Definition contained under the ``inputs`` or ``outputs`` fields. :param order_hints: Optional/partial I/O definitions hinting an order to sort unsorted-dict I/O. :returns: I/O specified as list of dictionary definitions with preserved order (as best as possible). """ if isinstance(io_section, list): return io_section io_list = [] io_dict = OrderedDict() if isinstance(io_section, dict) and not isinstance(io_section, OrderedDict) and order_hints and len(order_hints): # convert the hints themselves to list if they are provided as mapping if isinstance(order_hints, dict): order_hints = [dict(id=key, **values) for key, values in order_hints.items()] # pre-order I/O that can be resolved with hint when the specified I/O section is not ordered io_section = deepcopy(io_section) for hint in order_hints: hint_id = get_field(hint, "identifier", search_variations=True) if hint_id and hint_id in io_section: # ignore hint where ID could not be resolved io_dict[hint_id] = io_section.pop(hint_id) for hint in io_section: io_dict[hint] = io_section[hint] else: io_dict = io_section for io_id, io_value in io_dict.items(): # I/O value can be a literal type string or dictionary with more details at this point # make it always detailed dictionary to avoid problems for later parsing # this is also required to make the list, since all list items must have a matching type if isinstance(io_value, str): io_list.append({"type": io_value}) else: io_list.append(io_value) io_list[-1]["id"] = io_id return io_list
[docs]def merge_io_formats(wps_formats, cwl_formats): # type: (List[ANY_Format_Type], List[ANY_Format_Type]) -> List[ANY_Format_Type] """ Merges I/O format definitions by matching ``mime-type`` field. In case of conflict, preserve the WPS version which can be more detailed (for example, by specifying ``encoding``). Verifies if ``DEFAULT_FORMAT_MISSING`` was written to a single `CWL` format caused by a lack of any value provided as input. In this case, *only* `WPS` formats are kept. In the event that ``DEFAULT_FORMAT_MISSING`` was written to the `CWL` formats and that no `WPS` format was specified, the :py:data:`DEFAULT_FORMAT` is returned. :raises PackageTypeError: if inputs are invalid format lists """ if not (isinstance(wps_formats, (list, tuple, set)) and isinstance(cwl_formats, (list, tuple, set))): raise PackageTypeError("Cannot merge formats definitions with invalid lists.") if not len(wps_formats): wps_formats = [DEFAULT_FORMAT] if len(cwl_formats) == 1 and get_field(cwl_formats[0], DEFAULT_FORMAT_MISSING) is True: return wps_formats formats = [] cwl_fmt_dict = OrderedDict((get_field(fmt, "mime_type", search_variations=True), fmt) for fmt in cwl_formats) wps_fmt_dict = OrderedDict((get_field(fmt, "mime_type", search_variations=True), fmt) for fmt in wps_formats) for cwl_fmt in cwl_fmt_dict: if cwl_fmt in wps_fmt_dict: formats.append(wps_fmt_dict[cwl_fmt]) else: formats.append(cwl_fmt_dict[cwl_fmt]) wps_fmt_only = set(wps_fmt_dict) - set(cwl_fmt_dict) for wps_fmt in wps_fmt_only: formats.append(wps_fmt_dict[wps_fmt]) return formats
[docs]def merge_package_io(wps_io_list, cwl_io_list, io_select): # type: (List[ANY_IO_Type], List[WPS_IO_Type], str) -> List[WPS_IO_Type] """ Merges corresponding parameters of different I/O definitions from CWL/WPS sources. Update I/O definitions to use for process creation and returned by GetCapabilities, DescribeProcess. If WPS I/O definitions where provided during deployment, update `CWL-to-WPS` converted I/O with the WPS I/O complementary details. Otherwise, provide minimum field requirements that can be retrieved from CWL definitions. Removes any deployment WPS I/O definitions that don't match any CWL I/O by ID. Adds missing deployment WPS I/O definitions using expected CWL I/O IDs. :param wps_io_list: list of WPS I/O (as json) passed during process deployment. :param cwl_io_list: list of CWL I/O converted to WPS-like I/O for counter-validation. :param io_select: :py:data:`WPS_INPUT` or :py:data:`WPS_OUTPUT` to specify desired WPS type conversion. :returns: list of validated/updated WPS I/O for the process matching CWL I/O requirements. """ if not isinstance(cwl_io_list, list): raise PackageTypeError("CWL I/O definitions must be provided, empty list if none required.") if not wps_io_list: wps_io_list = list() wps_io_dict = OrderedDict((get_field(wps_io, "identifier", search_variations=True), deepcopy(wps_io)) for wps_io in wps_io_list) cwl_io_dict = OrderedDict((get_field(cwl_io, "identifier", search_variations=True), deepcopy(cwl_io)) for cwl_io in cwl_io_list) missing_io_list = [cwl_io for cwl_io in cwl_io_dict if cwl_io not in wps_io_dict] # preserve ordering updated_io_list = list() # WPS I/O by id not matching any converted CWL->WPS I/O are discarded # otherwise, evaluate provided WPS I/O definitions and find potential new information to be merged for cwl_id in cwl_io_dict: cwl_io = cwl_io_dict[cwl_id] updated_io_list.append(cwl_io) if cwl_id in missing_io_list: continue # missing WPS I/O are inferred only using CWL->WPS definitions # enforce expected CWL->WPS I/O required parameters cwl_io_json = cwl_io.json wps_io_json = wps_io_dict[cwl_id] cwl_identifier = get_field(cwl_io_json, "identifier", search_variations=True) cwl_title = get_field(wps_io_json, "title", search_variations=True) wps_io_json.update({ "identifier": cwl_identifier, "title": cwl_title if cwl_title is not null else cwl_identifier }) # apply type if WPS deploy definition was partial but can be retrieved from CWL wps_io_json.setdefault("type", get_field(cwl_io_json, "type", search_variations=True)) # fill missing WPS min/max occurs in 'provided' json to avoid overwriting resolved CWL values by WPS default '1' # with 'default' field, this default '1' causes erroneous result when 'min_occurs' should be "0" # with 'array' type, this default '1' causes erroneous result when 'max_occurs' should be "unbounded" cwl_min_occurs = get_field(cwl_io_json, "min_occurs", search_variations=True) cwl_max_occurs = get_field(cwl_io_json, "max_occurs", search_variations=True) wps_min_occurs = get_field(wps_io_json, "min_occurs", search_variations=True) wps_max_occurs = get_field(wps_io_json, "max_occurs", search_variations=True) if wps_min_occurs == null and cwl_min_occurs != null: wps_io_json["min_occurs"] = cwl_min_occurs if wps_max_occurs == null and cwl_max_occurs != null: wps_io_json["max_occurs"] = cwl_max_occurs wps_io = json2wps_io(wps_io_json, io_select) # Retrieve any complementing fields (metadata, keywords, etc.) passed as WPS input. # Enforce some additional fields to keep value specified by WPS if applicable. # These are only added here rather that 'WPS_FIELD_MAPPING' to avoid erroneous detection by other functions. # - Literal: 'default' value defined by 'data' # - Complex: 'default' format defined by 'data_format' # (see function 'json2wps_io' for detail) for field_type in list(WPS_FIELD_MAPPING) + ["data", "data_format"]: cwl_field = get_field(cwl_io, field_type) wps_field = get_field(wps_io, field_type) # override provided formats if different (keep WPS), or if CWL->WPS was missing but is provided by WPS if _are_different_and_set(wps_field, cwl_field) or (wps_field is not null and cwl_field is null): # list of formats are updated by comparing format items since information can be partially complementary if field_type in ["supported_formats"]: wps_field = merge_io_formats(wps_field, cwl_field) # default 'data_format' must be one of the 'supported_formats' # avoid setting something invalid in this case, or it will cause problem after # note: 'supported_formats' must have been processed before if field_type == "data_format": wps_fmts = get_field(updated_io_list[-1], "supported_formats", search_variations=False, default=[]) if wps_field not in wps_fmts: continue set_field(updated_io_list[-1], field_type, wps_field) return updated_io_list