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triple-s

A parser for reading parsing Triple-S datamap files (.sss), backend by rust via PyO3 and maturin.

Most of the core functions are completed, there are some imporvement coming in the future.

Documentations:

Rust: docs.rs

Python: readthedocs.org (under construction, more informative documentation coming soon)

Python

Getting started

Install with:

pip install triple-s-survey

Read a datamap

from triple_s import read_datamap

datamap = read_datamap("path/to/datamap.sss")

print(datamap.title)

Accessing contents within a datamap:

# Lookup by question name, case insensitive
print(datamap["Q1"].label)
print(datamap['q1'].label)  # this will also do

Edit the loaded datamap:

datamap["q1"].title = "New title"
question = datamap["Q1"]
question.text = "Updated question text"

Datamap can be iterated:

for question in datamap:
    print(question.name)

Load triple-s data file

Read .asc data file:

from triple_s import read_datamap

datamap = read_datamap("path/to/datamap.sss")
datamap.load_data("path/to/data.asc")

For CSV data, use a datamap with <record format="csv"> and call datamap.load_data("path/to/data.csv"). Each question's position start is its one-based CSV field number. Set skip="1" on the record to skip a header, or another non-negative number to skip that many initial records. Quoted commas, escaped quotes, and multiline text fields are supported.

...And export to polars dataframe

df = datamap.to_polars()

Exporting

Export instance to sss classic (sss 1.1):

string = datamap.to_classic()
print(string)

Alternatively, insead of the entire datamap, you can also export individual datamap components (i.e., individual questions, question response, data location) as well:

question_string = datamap.record[3].to_classic()
print(question_string)

Rust

Add the crate to your project, and browse relevant documentations from docs.rs

[dependencies]
triple_s = "0.1"

Development

Install the Python development dependencies and build the extension with:

maturin develop

Run the Rust tests with:

cargo test

AI usage

I handwrote majorities of the code with some very minor support of ai, mostly on writing biolerplate getter & setters, and some boilerplate code realted with text parsing in src/classic.rs.

Otherwise most of the stuffs are writtem by myself.

License

MIT license

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