synapsis 0.0.9

Synapse integration utilities with asyncio support.

synapsis

Synapse integration utilities with asyncio support.

Provides helper methods for common Synapse operations and seamless asyncio integration for all methods.

Installation

pip install synapsis

Usage

Configure authentication and the synapseclient:

from synapsis import Synapsis

# No configuration is necessary if using environment variables or the default synapse config file.
# For user/pass, set:
#   SYNAPSE_USERNAME=
#   SYNAPSE_PASSWORD=
# For auth token, set:
#   SYNAPSE_AUTH_TOKEN=
# For Synapse Config file, have a valid config file in:
#   ~/.synapseConfig
# Or, have the environment variable set:
#   SYNAPSE_CONFIG_FILE=

# Configure for user/pass:
Synapsis.configure(email='', password='')

# Configure for auth token:
Synapsis.configure(auth_token='')

# Configure for non-default Synapse Config file:
Synapsis.configure(synapse_args={'configPath': '~/.synapseConfigAdmin'})

# Configure the Synapse client:
Synapsis.configure(synapse_args={'cache_root_dir': '/tmp/synapse', 'silent': False})

# Force the synapseclient to be multi-threaded:
Synapsis.configure(synapse_args={'multi_threaded': True})

Inject authentication params into argparse.

import argparse
from synapsis import cli as synapsis_cli


def main():
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(...)
    synapsis_cli.inject(parser)

    args = parser.parse_args
    synapsis_cli.configure(args)
    # or with logging in.
    synapsis_cli.configure(args, login=True)

This will inject the following args.

options:
  -u USERNAME, --username USERNAME
                        Synapse username.
  -p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
                        Synapse password.
  --auth-token AUTH_TOKEN
                        Synapse auth token.
  --synapse-config SYNAPSE_CONFIG
                        Path to Synapse configuration file.

Login to Synapse

from synapsis import Synapsis

Synapsis.login()

Method Chaining and Piping

Synchronous: Synapsis.Chain.<your-method-chain>.Result()

Asynchronous: await Synapsis.Chain.<your-method-chain>

Examples:

from synapsis import Synapsis

# Chaining
filehandle = Synapsis.Chain.get('syn123').get('_file_handle', None).Result()
# or
filehandle = await Synapsis.Chain.get('syn123').get('_file_handle', None)

# Piping
filehandle = Synapsis.Chain.get('syn123').Pipe.Utils.get_filehandle().Result()
# or
filehandle = await Synapsis.Chain.get('syn123').Pipe.Utils.get_filehandle()

Calling a Synapsis, Synapsis.Utils, synapseclient, or synapseutils method

A method called directly on Synapsis will resolve in the following order.

1. Synapsis
2. Synapsis.Synapse

Utils and SynapseUtils need to be called directly.

• Synapsis.Utils
• Synapsis.SynapseUtils

NOTE: For Synapsis.SynapseUtils (synapseutils) you do not have to call the method with the syn arg, it will be set to the current Synapsis.Synapse instance automatically.

Calling an Asynchronous Method

Start by calling Synapsis.Chain then the rest of the method chain.

from synapsis import Synapsis


async def my_async_method():
    # Any resolvable method on `Synapsis` can be called asynchronously. 
    await Synapsis.Chain.configure(...)
    await Synapsis.Chain.login()

    entity = await Synapsis.Chain.Synapse.get(...)
    # or
    entity = await Synapsis.Chain.get(...)

    copy = await Synapsis.Chain.SynapseUtils.copy(...)
    entity = await Synapsis.Chain.Utils.find_entity(...)

Calling a Synchronous Method

Call the method directly on Synapsis.

from synapsis import Synapsis


def my_sync_method():
    Synapsis.configure(...)
    Synapsis.login()

    entity = Synapsis.Synapse.get(...)
    # or
    entity = Synapsis.get(...)

    copy = Synapsis.SynapseUtils.copy(...)
    entity = Synapsis.Utils.find_entity(...)

Development Setup

git clone https://github.com/ki-tools/synapsis-py.git
cd synapsis-py
pipenv --python 3.10
pipenv shell
make pip_install

Run tests:

1. Rename .env.template to .env and set the variables in the file.
2. Run make test or tox