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[titlecase] Adds augur curate titlecase sub-command
Adds a new sub-command `augur curate titlecase` based on the transform-string-fields script in the monkeypox repo. The `augur curate normalize` sub-command has already been added based on the same script (#1039). Overall this is part of filling in the gaps in the augur curate suite of commands (#860), specifically addressing issue (#999), and is a follow-up to #1039. `augur curate titlecase` would transform the values of a given metadata field to titlecase. This is useful for normalizing the values of a string that may contain inconsistent capitalization such as "North America" and "north america". This commit also adds a test for the new sub-command and updates the documentation. For testing an upper case to lower case circumflex'd o character conversion, had to use the escaped unicode character Co-authored-by: Jover Lee <joverlee521@gmail.com>
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""" | ||
Applies titlecase to string fields in a metadata record | ||
""" | ||
import argparse | ||
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import re | ||
from typing import Optional, Set, Union | ||
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from augur.errors import AugurError | ||
from augur.io.print import print_err | ||
from augur.types import DataErrorMethod | ||
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def register_parser(parent_subparsers): | ||
parser = parent_subparsers.add_parser("titlecase", | ||
parents = [parent_subparsers.shared_parser], | ||
help = __doc__) | ||
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required = parser.add_argument_group(title="REQUIRED") | ||
required.add_argument("--titlecase-fields", nargs="*", | ||
help="List of fields to convert to titlecase.", required=True) | ||
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optional = parser.add_argument_group(title="OPTIONAL") | ||
optional.add_argument("--articles", nargs="*", | ||
help="List of articles that should not be converted to titlecase.") | ||
optional.add_argument("--abbreviations", nargs="*", | ||
help="List of abbreviations that should not be converted to titlecase, keeps uppercase.") | ||
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optional.add_argument("--failure-reporting", | ||
type=DataErrorMethod.argtype, | ||
choices=[ method for method in DataErrorMethod ], | ||
default=DataErrorMethod.ERROR_FIRST, | ||
help="How should failed titlecase formatting be reported.") | ||
return parser | ||
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def titlecase(text: Union[str, None], articles: Set[str] = {}, abbreviations: Set[str] = {}) -> Optional[str]: | ||
""" | ||
Originally from nextstrain/ncov-ingest | ||
Returns a title cased location name from the given location name | ||
*tokens*. Ensures that no tokens contained in the *whitelist_tokens* are | ||
converted to title case. | ||
>>> articles = {'a', 'and', 'of', 'the', 'le'} | ||
>>> abbreviations = {'USA', 'DC'} | ||
>>> titlecase("the night OF THE LIVING DEAD", articles) | ||
'The Night of the Living Dead' | ||
>>> titlecase("BRAINE-LE-COMTE, FRANCE", articles) | ||
'Braine-le-Comte, France' | ||
>>> titlecase("auvergne-RHÔNE-alpes", articles) | ||
'Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes' | ||
>>> titlecase("washington DC, usa", articles, abbreviations) | ||
'Washington DC, USA' | ||
""" | ||
if not isinstance(text, str): | ||
return None | ||
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words = enumerate(re.split(r'\b', text)) | ||
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def changecase(index, word): | ||
casefold = word.casefold() | ||
upper = word.upper() | ||
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if upper in abbreviations: | ||
return upper | ||
elif casefold in articles and index != 1: | ||
return word.lower() | ||
else: | ||
return word.title() | ||
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return ''.join(changecase(i, w) for i, w in words) | ||
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def run(args, records): | ||
failures = [] | ||
failure_reporting = args.failure_reporting | ||
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articles = set() | ||
if args.articles: | ||
articles = set(args.articles) | ||
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abbreviations = set() | ||
if args.abbreviations: | ||
abbreviations = set(args.abbreviations) | ||
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for index, record in enumerate(records): | ||
record = record.copy() | ||
record_id = index | ||
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for field in args.titlecase_fields: | ||
titlecased_string = titlecase(record.get(field, ""), articles, abbreviations) | ||
field_value = record.get(field, "") | ||
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failure_message = f"Failed to titlecase {field!r}:{field_value!r} in record {record_id!r}" | ||
if titlecased_string is None: | ||
if failure_reporting is DataErrorMethod.ERROR_FIRST: | ||
raise AugurError(failure_message) | ||
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if failure_reporting is DataErrorMethod.WARN: | ||
print_err(f"WARNING: {failure_message}") | ||
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# Keep track of failures for final summary | ||
failures.append((record_id, field, record.get(field, ""))) | ||
else: | ||
record[field] = titlecased_string | ||
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yield record | ||
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if failure_reporting is not DataErrorMethod.SILENT and failures: | ||
failure_message = ( | ||
"Unable to change to titlecase for the following (record, field, field value):\n" + \ | ||
'\n'.join(map(repr, failures)) | ||
) | ||
if failure_reporting is DataErrorMethod.ERROR_ALL: | ||
raise AugurError(failure_message) | ||
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elif failure_reporting is DataErrorMethod.WARN: | ||
print_err(f"WARNING: {failure_message}") | ||
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else: | ||
raise ValueError(f"Encountered unhandled failure reporting method: {failure_reporting!r}") |
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================= | ||
titlecase | ||
================= | ||
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.. argparse:: | ||
:module: augur | ||
:func: make_parser | ||
:prog: augur | ||
:path: curate titlecase |
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Setup | ||
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$ pushd "$TESTDIR" > /dev/null | ||
$ export AUGUR="${AUGUR:-../../../../bin/augur}" | ||
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Test output with articles and a mixture of lower and uppercase letters. | ||
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$ echo '{"title": "the night OF THE LIVING DEAD"}' \ | ||
> | ${AUGUR} curate titlecase --titlecase-fields "title" --articles "a" "and" "of" "the" "le" | ||
{"title": "The Night of the Living Dead"} | ||
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Test output with hyphenated location. | ||
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$ echo '{"location": "BRAINE-LE-COMTE, FRANCE"}' \ | ||
> | ${AUGUR} curate titlecase --titlecase-fields "location" --articles "a" "and" "of" "the" "le" | ||
{"location": "Braine-le-Comte, France"} | ||
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Test output with unicode characters | ||
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$ echo '{"location": "Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes" }' \ | ||
> | ${AUGUR} curate titlecase --titlecase-fields "location" | ||
{"location": "Auvergne-Rh\u00f4ne-Alpes"} | ||
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Test output with abbreviations | ||
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$ echo '{"city": "Washington DC, USA"}' \ | ||
> | ${AUGUR} curate titlecase --titlecase-fields "city" --abbreviations "USA" "DC" | ||
{"city": "Washington DC, USA"} |