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NiPype-1 workflow serializer for use with flowview.

Installation

flowdump is available on PyPI and can be installed with pip:

pip install flowdump

Usage

Using flowdump is as simple as calling run_and_save_workflow on a NiPype-1 workflow object. This will execute the workflow and save the pre- and post-execution workflow data to JSON files.

import nipype.pipeline.engine as pe  # pypeline engine
from flowdump import run_and_save_workflow

# Typical NiPype workflow creation
amazing_workflow = pe.Workflow(name="main_workflow")
# amazing_workflow.connect(...)
# amazing_workflow.connect(...)
# amazing_workflow.connect(...)

# Let `flowdump` execute and save pre- and post-execution data.
run_and_save_workflow(
    amazing_workflow,
    out_dir='my/target/dir'
)

Advanced:

If more control over the workflow execution is needed, the workflow can be serialized manually.

import nipype.pipeline.engine as pe  # pypeline engine
import os.path
from flowdump import WorkflowJSONMeta, save_workflow_json

# Typical NiPype workflow creation
amazing_workflow = pe.Workflow(name="main_workflow")
# amazing_workflow.connect(...)
# amazing_workflow.connect(...)
# amazing_workflow.connect(...)

# Create workflow metadata object (traces execution time and stage)
workflow_meta = WorkflowJSONMeta(
    pipeline_name='My amazing pipeline',
    stage='pre'
)
# Dump pre-execution workflow
save_workflow_json(
    filename=os.path.join('my/target/dir', workflow_meta.filename()),
    workflow=amazing_workflow,
    meta=workflow_meta
)

# Execute NiPype workflow
amazing_workflow_result = amazing_workflow.run()

# Update metadata
workflow_meta.stage = 'post'
# Dump post-execution workflow
save_workflow_json(
    filename=os.path.join('my/target/dir', workflow_meta.filename()),
    workflow=amazing_workflow_result,
    meta=workflow_meta
)

Custom field serialization

Custom serializers can be implemented for projects with custom NiPype Node types. The serializer is a function that takes a the default flowdump serializer function (to optionally fall back to) and an object and returns a JSON-serializable object.

def my_custom_serializer(
        flowdump_serializer: Callable[[object], object],
        obj: object
):
    if isinstance(obj, MyType):
        return my_make_string(obj)
    return flowdump_serializer(obj)

save_workflow_json(
    filename=os.path.join('my/target/dir', workflow_meta.filename()),
    workflow=amazing_workflow_result,
    meta=workflow_meta
)

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