yaml_where
calculates source maps for YAML files, allowing you to correlate file locations with elements in
YAML documents.
$ pip install yaml-where
Find the range containg the the key and value of a map entry:
source_map = YAMLWhere.from_string("a: 1\nb: 42")
assert source_map.get("b") == Range(Position(1, 0), Position(1, 5))
Or get the range of just the key:
source_map = YAMLWhere.from_string("a: 1\nb: 42")
assert source_map.get_key("a") == Range(Position(0, 0), Position(0, 1))
Or just the value:
source_map = YAMLWhere.from_string("a: 1\nbb: 42")
assert source_map.get_value("bb") == Range(Position(1, 4), Position(1, 6))
You can also look up nested locations:
yaml = """a:
b: 42
c:
doo: hola
"""
source_map = YAMLWhere.from_string(yaml)
assert source_map.get_key("a", "b") == Range(Position(1, 4), Position(1, 5))
assert source_map.get_key("a", "c") == Range(Position(2, 4), Position(2, 5))
assert source_map.get_key("a", "c", "doo") == Range(Position(3, 8), Position(3, 11))
You can also find ranges for sequence elements:
yaml = """[1,
a, foo,
indented]
"""
source_map = YAMLWhere.from_string(yaml)
assert source_map.get(0) == Range(Position(0, 1), Position(0, 2))
assert source_map.get(1) == Range(Position(1, 1), Position(1, 2))
assert source_map.get(2) == Range(Position(1, 4), Position(1, 7))
assert source_map.get(3) == Range(Position(3, 5), Position(3, 13))
Bump the version like this:
$ bumpversion patch
$ git push --follow-tags