tomlantic 0.1.0

marrying pydantic models and tomlkit documents

tomlantic

[!WARNING]
tomlantic is at 0.1.0 and currently, only i use it myself. it isn't battle tested, so issues may arise.
if you're willing to run into potential bugs and issues, feel free to use it!

marrying pydantic models and tomlkit documents for data validated, style-preserving toml files

uses generics to automagically preserve model types, so you don't lose out on model type information :D

• usage
  • installation
  • quickstart
  • validators
• api reference
• licence

usage

installation

there are three notable methods to use tomlantic with your project:

1. install from pypi

   pip install tomlantic
   

2. install from source

   pip install git+https://github.com/markjoshwel/tomlantic
   

3. directly include tomlantic.py in your project

   wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/markjoshwel/tomlantic/main/tomlantic/tomlantic.py
   

   tomlantic is a single file module and is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain. so, use it however you please!
   see the licence section for more information.

quickstart

import pydantic
import tomlkit

from tomlantic import ModelBoundTOML


class Project(pydantic.BaseModel):
    model_config = pydantic.ConfigDict(validate_assignment=True)
    name: str
    description: str
    typechecked: bool


class File(pydantic.BaseModel):
    model_config = pydantic.ConfigDict(validate_assignment=True)
    project: Project


toml_doc = tomlkit.parse(
    "[project]\n"
    'name = "tomlantic"\n'
    'description = "marrying pydantic models and tomlkit documents"\n'
    "typechecked = false\n"
)

# where tomlantic comes in handy
toml = ModelBoundTOML(File, toml_doc)

# access the model with .model and change the model freely
model: File = toml.model
model.project.typechecked = True

# dump the model back to a toml document
new_toml_doc = toml.model_dump_toml()
assert new_toml_doc["project"]["typechecked"] == True  # type: ignore
print(new_toml_doc.as_string())

validators

tomlantic also comes with a neat set of validators to use with handling pydantic model fields and/or the toml document itself:

• tomlantic.validate_to_specific_type
• tomlantic.validate_to_multiple_types
• tomlantic.validate_homogeneous_collection
• tomlantic.validate_heterogeneous_collection

api reference

• tomlantic.ModelBoundTOML
  • tomlantic.ModelBoundTOML.model_dump_toml
• tomlantic.TomlanticException
• tomlantic.TOMLBaseSingleError
• tomlantic.TOMLAttributeError
• tomlantic.TOMLFrozenError
• tomlantic.TOMLMissingError
• tomlantic.TOMLValueError
• tomlantic.TOMLValidationError
• tomlantic.validate_to_specific_type
• tomlantic.validate_to_multiple_types
• tomlantic.validate_homogeneous_collection
• tomlantic.validate_heterogeneous_collection

class tomlantic.ModelBoundTOML

tomlantic's magical glue class for pydantic models and tomlkit documents

will handle pydantic.ValidationErrors into more toml-friendly error messages.
set handle_errors to False to raise the original pydantic.ValidationError

• attributes:

  • model: pydantic.BaseModel

• initialisation arguments:

  • model: pydantic.BaseModel
  • toml: tomlkit.toml_document.TOMLDocument
  • human_errors: bool = False

• raises:

  • tomlantic.TOMLValidationError
    if the document does not validate with the model
  • pydantic.ValidationError
    if the document does not validate with the model

• methods:

  • model_dump_toml()

• usage:

  # instantiate the class
  toml = ModelBoundTOML(YourModel, tomlkit.parse(...))
  # access your model with ModelBoundTOML.model
  toml.model.message = "blowy red vixens fight for a quick jump"
  # dump the model back to a toml document
  toml_document = toml.model_dump_toml()
  # or to a toml string
  toml_string = toml.model_dump_toml().as_string()
  

def tomlantic.ModelBoundTOML.model_dump_toml()

method that dumps the model as a style-preserved tomlkit.toml_document.TOMLDocument

• signature:

  def model_dump_toml(self) -> TOMLDocument:
  

• returns tomlkit.toml_document.TOMLDocument

class tomlantic.TomlanticException

base exception class for all tomlantic errors

• signature:

  class TomlanticException(Exception): ...
  

class tomlantic.TOMLBaseSingleError

base exception class for single errors, e.g. TOMLMissingError, TOMLValueError

inherits TomlanticException

base exception class for all tomlantic errors

• signature:

  class TOMLBaseSingleError(TomlanticException): ...
  

• attributes:

  • loc: tuple[str, ...]
    the location of the error in the toml document
    example: ('settings', 'name')

  • pydantic_error: pydantic_core.ErrorDetails
    the original pydantic error, this is what you see in the list of errors when you handle a pydantic.ValidationError

class tomlantic.TOMLAttributeError

error raised when an field does not exist, or is an extra field not in the model and the model has forbidden extra fields

inherits TOMLBaseSingleError, go there for attributes

• signature:

  class TOMLAttributeError(TOMLBaseSingleError): ...
  

class tomlantic.TOMLFrozenError

error raised when assigning a value to a frozen field or value

inherits TOMLBaseSingleError, go there for attributes

• signature:

  class TOMLFrozenError(TOMLBaseSingleError): ...
  

class tomlantic.TOMLMissingError

raised when a toml document does not contain all the required fields/tables of a model

inherits TOMLBaseSingleError, go there for attributes

• signature:

  class TOMLMissingError(TOMLBaseSingleError): ...
  

class tomlantic.TOMLValueError

raised when an item in a toml document is invalid for its respective model field

inherits TOMLBaseSingleError, go there for attributes

• signature:

  class TOMLValueError(TOMLBaseSingleError): ...
  

class tomlantic.TOMLValidationError

a toml-friendly version of pydantic.ValidationError, raised when instantiating tomlantic.ModelBoundTOML

inherits TomlanticException

• signature:

  class TOMLValidationError(TomlanticException): ...
  

• attributes:

  • errors: tuple[TOMLBaseSingleError, ...]
    all validation errors raised when validating the toml document with the model

def tomlantic.validate_to_specific_type()

validate a value's type to be a specific type

• signature:

  def validate_to_specific_type(v: Any, t: Type[T]) -> T: ...
  

• usage:

  validate_to_specific_type("hello", str)  # returns "hello"
  validate_to_specific_type(42, str)       # raises ValueError
  

def tomlantic.validate_to_multiple_types()

validate a value's type to be in a tuple of specific types

• signature:

  def validate_to_multiple_types(v: Any, t: Tuple[Type[Ts], ...]) -> Ts:
  

• usage:

  validate_to_multiple_types("hello", (str, int))  # returns "hello"
  validate_to_multiple_types(42, (str, int))       # returns 42
  validate_to_multiple_types(42.0, (str, int))     # raises ValueError
  

def tomlantic.validate_homogeneous_collection()

validate values of a collection to a specific type

• signature:

  def validate_homogeneous_collection(v: Any, t: Type[T]) -> Collection[T]:
  

• usage:

  validate_homogeneous_collection([1, 2, 3], int)    # returns [1, 2, 3]
  validate_homogeneous_collection([1, 2, "3"], int)  # raises ValueError
  

def tomlantic.validate_heterogeneous_collection()

validate values of a collection to a specific type or a tuple of types

• signature:

  def validate_heterogeneous_collection(v: Collection[Any], t: Tuple[Type[Ts], ...]) -> Collection[Ts]: ...
  

• usage:

  validate_heterogeneous_collection([1, 2, "3"], (int, str))    # returns [1, 2, "3"]
  validate_heterogeneous_collection([1, 2, "3"], (int, float))  # raises ValueError
  

licence

tomlantic is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain. for more information, please refer to UNLICENCE, https://unlicense.org, or the python module docstring.

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