mcutils/storage.py

""" npy/npz/hdf5 file based storage; 
    this modules adds the possibility to dump and load objects in files and
    a more convenient was of accessing the data via the .attributedict thanks
    to the DataStorage class """
import numpy as np
import os
import h5py 
import collections

import logging
log = logging.getLogger(__name__) 

def unwrapArray(a,recursive=True,readH5pyDataset=True):
  """ This function takes an object (like a dictionary) and recursively
      unwraps it solving issues like:
        * the fact that many objects are packaged as 0d array
      This funciton has also some specific hack for handling h5py limits:
        * handle the None python object
        * numpy unicode ...
  """
  # is h5py dataset convert to array
  if isinstance(a,h5py.Dataset) and readH5pyDataset: a = a[...]
  if isinstance(a,h5py.Dataset) and a.shape == (): a = a[...]
  if isinstance(a,np.ndarray)   and a.ndim  == 0 : a = a.item()
  if isinstance(a,np.ndarray)   and a.dtype.char == "S": a = a.astype(str)
  if recursive:
    if "items" in dir(a): # dict, h5py groups, npz file
      a = dict(a); # convert to dict, otherwise can't asssign values
      for key,value in a.items(): a[key] = unwrapArray(value)
    elif isinstance(a,list):
      for index in range(len(a)): a[index] = unwrapArray(a[index])
    else:
      pass
  if isinstance(a,dict): a = DataStorage(a)
  # restore None that cannot be saved in h5py
  if isinstance(a,str) and a == "NONE_PYTHON_OBJECT": a = None
  # h5py can't save numpy unicode
  if isinstance(a,np.ndarray) and a.dtype.char == "S": a = a.astype(str)
  return a

def dictToH5Group(d,group):
  """ helper function that transform (recursive) a dictionary into an
      hdf group by creating subgroups """
  for key,value in d.items():
    if isinstance(value,dict):
      group.create_group(key)
      dictToH5Group(value,group[key])
    else:
      # h5py can't handle numpy unicode arrays
      if isinstance(value,np.ndarray) and value.dtype.char == "U":
        value = np.asarray([vv.encode('ascii') for vv in value])
      # h5py can't save None
      if value is None: value="NONE_PYTHON_OBJECT"
      try:
        group[key] = value
      except TypeError:
        log.error("Can't save %s"%(key))

def dictToH5(h5,d):
  """ Save a dictionary into an hdf5 file
      TODO: add capability of saving list of array
      h5py is not capable of handling dictionaries natively"""
  h5 = h5py.File(h5,mode="w")
#  group = h5.create_group("/")
  dictToH5Group(d,h5["/"])
  h5.close()

def h5ToDict(h5,readH5pyDataset=True):
  """ Read a hdf5 file into a dictionary """
  with h5py.File(h5,"r") as h:
    ret = unwrapArray(h,recursive=True,readH5pyDataset=readH5pyDataset)
  return ret

def npzToDict(npzFile):
  with np.load(npzFile) as npz: d = dict(npz)
  d = unwrapArray(d,recursive=True)
  return d

def npyToDict(npyFile):
  d = unwrapArray( np.load(npyFile).item() ,recursive=True)
  return d

def dictToNpz(npzFile,d): np.savez(npzFile,**d)
def dictToNpy(npyFile,d): np.save(npyFile,d)

def objToDict(o,recursive=True):
  """ convert a DictWrap to a dictionary (useful for saving); it should work for other objects too 
      TODO: this function does not catch a list of DataStorage instances like
      objToDict( ( DataStorage(), DataStorage() ) )
      is not converted !!
  """
  if "items" not in dir(o): return o 
  d = dict()
  for k,v in o.items():
    try:
      d[k] = objToDict( v )
    except Exception as e:
      log.info("In objToDict, could not convert key %s to dict, error was"%\
                (k,e))
      d[k] = v
  return d


def read(fname):
  extension = os.path.splitext(fname)[1]
  log.info("Reading storage file %s"%fname)
  if extension == ".npz": 
    return DataStorage(npzToDict(fname))
  elif extension == ".npy": 
    return DataStorage(npyToDict(fname))
  elif extension == ".h5":
    return DataStorage(h5ToDict(fname))
  else:
    raise ValueError("Extension must be h5, npy or npz, it was %s"%extension) 

def save(fname,d):
  # make sure the object is dict (recursively) this allows reading it
  # without the DataStorage module
  d = objToDict(d,recursive=True)
  d['filename'] = fname
  extension = os.path.splitext(fname)[1]
  log.info("Saving storage file %s"%fname)
  try:
    if extension == ".npz": 
      return dictToNpz(fname,d)
    elif extension == ".h5":
      return dictToH5(fname,d)
    elif extension == ".npy":
      return dictToNpy(fname,d)
    else:
      raise ValueError("Extension must be h5, npy or npz, it was %s"%extension) 
  except Exception as e:
    log.exception("Could not save %s"%fname)


class DataStorage(dict):
  """ Storage for dict like object.
      recursive : bool
         recursively convert dict-like objects to DataStorage
      It can save data to file (format npy,npz or h5)

      To initialize it:

        data = DataStorage( a=(1,2,3),b="add",filename='store.npz' )

        # recursively by default
        # data.a will be a DataStorage instance
        data = DataStorage( a=dict( b = 1)) );

        # data.a will be a dictionary
        data = DataStorage( a=dict( b = 1),recursive=False )

        # reads from file if it exists
        data = DataStorage( 'mysaveddata.npz' ) ;

        DOES NOT READ FROM FILE (even if it exists)!!
        data = DataStorage( filename = 'mysaveddata.npz' ); 

        create empty storage (with default filename)
        data = DataStorage()
  """
  def __init__(self,*args,filename='data_storage.npz',recursive=True,**kwargs):
#    self.filename = kwargs.pop('filename',"data_storage.npz")
    self.filename = filename
    self._recursive = recursive
    # interpret kwargs as dict if there are
    if len(kwargs) != 0:
      fileOrDict = dict(kwargs)
    elif len(kwargs)==0 and len(args)>0:
      fileOrDict = args[0]
    else:
      fileOrDict = dict()


    d = dict(); # data dictionary
    if isinstance(fileOrDict,dict):
      d = fileOrDict
    elif isinstance(fileOrDict,str):
      if os.path.isfile(fileOrDict):
        d = read(fileOrDict)
      else:
        self.filename=fileOrDict
        d = dict()
    else:
      raise ValueError("Invalid DataStorage definition")

    if recursive:
      for k in d.keys():
        if not isinstance(d[k],DataStorage) and isinstance(d[k],dict):
          d[k] = DataStorage(d[k])

    # allow accessing with .data, .delays, etc.
    for k,v in d.items(): setattr(self,k,v)

    # allow accessing as proper dict
    self.update( **dict(d) )

  def __setitem__(self, key, value):
    #print("__setitem__")
    setattr(self,key,value)
    super().__setitem__(key, value)

  def __setattr__(self, key, value):
    """ allows to add fields with data.test=4 """
    # check if attr exists is essential (or it fails when defining an instance)
    if hasattr(self,"_recursive") and self._recursive and \
      isinstance(value,(dict,collections.OrderedDict)): value = DataStorage(value)
    super().__setitem__(key, value)
    super().__setattr__(key,value)

  def __delitem__(self, key):
    delattr(self,key)
    super().__delitem__(key)

  def __str__(self):
    keys = list(self.keys())
    keys.sort()
    return "DataStorage obj containing: %s" % ",".join(keys)

  def __repr__(self):
    keys = list(self.keys())
    keys.sort()
    if len(keys) == 0: return "Empty DataStorage"
    nchars = max(map(len,keys))
    fmt = "%%%ds %%s" % (nchars)
    s = ["DataStorage obj containing (sorted): ",]
    for k in keys:
      if k[0] == "_": continue
      obj = self[k]
      if isinstance(obj,np.ndarray):
        value_str = "array, size %s, type %s"% ("x".join(map(str,obj.shape)),obj.dtype)
      elif isinstance(obj,DataStorage):
        value_str = str(obj)[:50]
      elif isinstance(obj,(str,DataStorage)):
        value_str = obj[:50] 
      elif isinstance(obj,(list,tuple)) and all( [isinstance(v,np.ndarray) for v in obj]):
        value_str = "list of arrays, shapes " + ",".join([str(v.shape) for v in obj[:5]]) + " ..."
      elif self[k] is None:
        value_str = "None"
      else:
        value_str = str(self[k])
      if len(str(obj))>50: value_str += " ..."
      s.append( fmt % (k,value_str) ) 
    return "\n".join(s)

  def keys(self):
    keys = list(super().keys())
    keys = [k for k in keys if k != 'filename' ]
    keys = [k for k in keys if k[0] != '_' ]
    return keys

  def save(self,fname=None):
    if fname is None: fname = self.filename
    assert fname is not None
    save(fname,self)