pydpm_xl 0.2.1

Python library for DPM-XL data processing and analysis

pyDPM

A Python library for processing DPM (Data Point Model) expressions and working with regulatory reporting data.

Overview

pyDPM provides two main areas of functionality:

• DPM-XL Processing: Parse, validate, and generate ASTs for DPM-XL expressions
• DPM Utilities: Work with DPM databases, explore data dictionaries, and manage operation scopes

Installation

Using Poetry (Recommended)

poetry install

Using pip

pip install .

Architecture

py_dpm/
├── api/              # Public APIs
│   ├── dpm_xl/      # DPM-XL expression APIs
│   └── dpm/         # General DPM APIs
├── dpm_xl/          # DPM-XL Processing Engine
│   ├── grammar/     # ANTLR grammar
│   ├── ast/         # AST generation
│   ├── operators/   # Expression operators
│   ├── types/       # Type system
│   ├── validation/  # Validation logic
│   └── utils/       # DPM-XL utilities
├── dpm/             # General DPM Core
│   ├── db/          # Database models & views
│   ├── scopes/      # Operation scopes
│   └── explorer/    # Data dictionary explorer
├── cli/             # Command-line interface
├── exceptions/      # Custom exceptions
└── utils/           # Shared utilities

Database Configuration

pyDPM supports multiple database backends. It selects the connection method based on the following hierarchy of preference:

1. Explicit Argument: Passing a connection URL or path directly in Python code overrides all configuration.
2. Unified RDBMS Configuration: If PYDPM_RDBMS and the PYDPM_DB_* variables are set, it connects to the configured server database.
3. Legacy PostgreSQL: If USE_POSTGRES=true in .env, it connects to the configured Postgres server.
4. SQLite: If USE_SQLITE=true (default), it connects to a local SQLite file.
5. SQL Server: Legacy fallback if no other option is selected.

Environment Variables (.env)

Configure your database connection in the .env file:

# --- Option 1: SQLite (Default) ---
USE_SQLITE=true
SQLITE_DB_PATH=database.db

# --- Option 2: Unified server database (recommended) ---
# PYDPM_RDBMS=postgres        # or "sqlserver"
# PYDPM_DB_HOST=localhost
# PYDPM_DB_PORT=5432          # defaults: 5432 for postgres, 1433 for sqlserver
# PYDPM_DB_NAME=dpm_db
# PYDPM_DB_USER=myuser
# PYDPM_DB_PASSWORD=mypassword

# --- Option 3: Legacy PostgreSQL (backward compatible) ---
# USE_POSTGRES=true
# POSTGRES_HOST=localhost
# POSTGRES_PORT=5432
# POSTGRES_DB=dpm_db
# POSTGRES_USER=myuser
# POSTGRES_PASS=mypassword

Usage

Command Line Interface

Migrate Access Database

poetry run pydpm migrate-access ./path-to-release.accdb

Syntax Validation

poetry run pydpm syntax "{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}"

Semantic Validation

poetry run pydpm semantic "{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}"

Python API

DPM-XL Expression Processing

from py_dpm.api import SyntaxAPI, SemanticAPI, ASTGenerator

# Syntax validation
syntax_api = SyntaxAPI()
is_valid = syntax_api.is_valid_syntax("{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}")
print(f"Valid syntax: {is_valid}")

# Get detailed syntax errors
errors = syntax_api.validate_syntax("invalid expression")
for error in errors:
    print(f"Line {error.line}, Col {error.column}: {error.message}")

# Generate AST
ast_gen = ASTGenerator()
ast = ast_gen.generate("{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}")
print(f"AST: {ast}")

# Semantic validation (requires database)
semantic_api = SemanticAPI()
result = semantic_api.validate("{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}", release_id=123)
if result.is_valid:
    print("Semantically valid!")
else:
    for error in result.errors:
        print(f"Error: {error.message}")

Working with DPM Database

from py_dpm.api import DataDictionaryAPI, DPMExplorer

# Query data dictionary
dd_api = DataDictionaryAPI()

# Get all tables
tables = dd_api.get_all_tables(release_id=123)
for table in tables:
    print(f"Table: {table.code} - {table.name}")

# Get table details
table = dd_api.get_table_by_code("T_01.00", release_id=123)
print(f"Table headers: {len(table.headers)}")

# Explore database structure
explorer = DPMExplorer()
modules = explorer.get_modules(release_id=123)
for module in modules:
    print(f"Module: {module.code}")

Operation Scopes

from py_dpm.api import OperationScopesAPI, calculate_scopes_from_expression

# Calculate scopes for an expression
scopes_api = OperationScopesAPI()
result = calculate_scopes_from_expression(
    expression="{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}",
    release_id=123
)

if result.success:
    for scope in result.scopes:
        print(f"Table: {scope.table_code}")
        print(f"Headers: {[h.header_code for h in scope.headers]}")
else:
    print(f"Error: {result.error}")

Complete AST Generation

from py_dpm.api import generate_complete_ast, generate_enriched_ast

# Generate complete AST with data fields
result = generate_complete_ast("{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}", release_id=123)
if result.success:
    print(f"AST: {result.ast}")
    print(f"Data fields: {result.data_fields}")
else:
    print(f"Errors: {result.errors}")

# Generate enriched AST (ready for execution engine)
enriched = generate_enriched_ast("{tT_01.00, r0010, c0010}", release_id=123)
print(f"Enriched AST: {enriched}")

Migration

from py_dpm.api import MigrationAPI

# Migrate Access database to SQLAlchemy
migration_api = MigrationAPI()
migration_api.migrate_from_access(
    access_db_path="./release.accdb",
    release_id=123
)

Development

Running Tests

poetry run pytest

Code Structure

• See API_DOCUMENTATION.md for detailed API reference
• See REORGANIZATION_SUMMARY.md for reorganization details

Important Notes

ANTLR Version

This project uses ANTLR 4.9.2. Always run Python scripts using Poetry to ensure the correct runtime version:

poetry run python your_script.py  # ✅ Correct
python your_script.py             # ❌ May use wrong ANTLR version

Database Sessions

When using database APIs without explicit connection configuration, pyDPM uses global session management. For concurrent usage or testing, pass explicit database paths or connection URLs:

api = DataDictionaryAPI(database_path="./test.db")
# or
api = DataDictionaryAPI(connection_url="postgresql://user:pass@localhost/db")

License

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