reformat source with black for readability

Author: justdave

get_schema.py

@@ -28,17 +28,17 @@
 # This is a map from type names (as returned by a 'describe'
 # operation) to synonymous type names.
 
-type_map={
-    'smallint(6)':  'smallint',
+type_map = {
+    'smallint(6)': 'smallint',
     'mediumint(9)': 'mediumint',
-    'tinyint(4)':   'tinyint',
-    'int(11)':      'int',
-    'bigint(20)':   'bigint',
-    }
+    'tinyint(4)': 'tinyint',
+    'int(11)': 'int',
+    'bigint(20)': 'bigint',
+}
 
 # Given output from a 'describe table' operation, return a map from
 # column name to a map with the following entries:
-# 
+#
 # 'Name':       column name,
 # 'Default':    default value (or "None"),
 # 'Type':       type name,
@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@
 # Because almost all columns are "NOT NULL", that is the default, and
 # other columns are marked 'null' under 'Properties'.
 
+
 def reduce_columns(table, description, errors):
     columns = {}
     if table not in schema_remarks.column_remark:
@@ -73,42 +74,49 @@ def reduce_columns(table, description, errors):
         # More recent versions of Bugzilla show defaults for numeric types as '',
         # instead of (say) 0 or 0.00.  This is not an actual schema change so we
         # normalise the default values.
-        if (sqltype[-3:] == 'int' and default == ''):
+        if sqltype[-3:] == 'int' and default == '':
             default = '0'
-        if (sqltype == 'datetime' and default == ''):
+        if sqltype == 'datetime' and default == '':
             default = '0000-00-00 00:00:00'
-        if (sqltype[:7] == 'decimal' and (default == '' or default == None or float(default) == 0.0)):
+        if sqltype[:7] == 'decimal' and (
+            default == '' or default == None or float(default) == 0.0
+        ):
             default = "0.0"
         if default == '':
             default = "''"
         if default is None:
             default = 'None'
 
-        if (table in schema_remarks.column_renamed and
-            name in schema_remarks.column_renamed[table]):
+        if (
+            table in schema_remarks.column_renamed
+            and name in schema_remarks.column_renamed[table]
+        ):
             canonical_name = schema_remarks.column_renamed[table][name]
         else:
             canonical_name = name
         remark = None
         if canonical_name not in schema_remarks.column_remark[table]:
-            errors.append("Table '%s' has no remark for column '%s'." % (table, canonical_name))
+            errors.append(
+                "Table '%s' has no remark for column '%s'." % (table, canonical_name)
+            )
         else:
             remark = schema_remarks.column_remark[table][canonical_name]
         if remark is None:
-            remarks=[]
+            remarks = []
         elif type(remark) == list:
-            remarks=remark
+            remarks = remark
         else:
-            remarks=[remark]
+            remarks = [remark]
         columns[canonical_name] = {
             'Name': name,
             'Default': default,
             'Type': sqltype,
             'Properties': extra,
             'Remarks': remarks,
-            }
+        }
     return columns
 
+
 # Given output from "show index", return a map from index name to a
 # map with the following entries:
 #
@@ -117,7 +125,8 @@ def reduce_columns(table, description, errors):
 # 'Properties':  A string with such properties as 'unique' and 'full text'
 # 'Remarks': A list of remarks.
 
-foreign_key_index_re=re.compile('^fk_.*')
+foreign_key_index_re = re.compile('^fk_.*')
+
 
 def reduce_indexes(table, index_list, errors):
     indexes = {}
@@ -129,8 +138,10 @@ def reduce_indexes(table, index_list, errors):
         if foreign_key_index_re.match(kn):
             # a foreign key constraint; not really an index
             continue
-        if (table in schema_remarks.index_renamed and
-            kn in schema_remarks.index_renamed[table]):
+        if (
+            table in schema_remarks.index_renamed
+            and kn in schema_remarks.index_renamed[table]
+        ):
             canon = schema_remarks.index_renamed[table][kn]
         else:
             canon = kn
@@ -145,30 +156,35 @@ def reduce_indexes(table, index_list, errors):
             props = str.join(', ', props)
             remark = None
             if canon not in schema_remarks.index_remark[table]:
-                errors.append("Table '%s' has no remark for index '%s'." % (table, canon))
+                errors.append(
+                    "Table '%s' has no remark for index '%s'." % (table, canon)
+                )
             else:
                 remark = schema_remarks.index_remark[table][canon]
             if remark:
                 remarks = [remark]
             else:
                 remarks = []
-            indexes[canon] = {'Name': kn,
-                              'Fields': {i['Seq_in_index']: i['Column_name']},
-                              'Properties': props,
-                              'Remarks': remarks,
-                              }
+            indexes[canon] = {
+                'Name': kn,
+                'Fields': {i['Seq_in_index']: i['Column_name']},
+                'Properties': props,
+                'Remarks': remarks,
+            }
     # replace the 'Fields' map with an ordered list.
     for k in list(indexes.keys()):
         f = list(indexes[k]['Fields'].items())
         f.sort()
         indexes[k]['Fields'] = str.join(', ', list(map((lambda l: l[1]), f)))
     return indexes
 
+
 # Given a schema version name, get the schema for that database as a
 # map from table name to (columns, indexes), where columns is a map
 # produced by reduce_columns and indexes is a map produced by
 # reduce_indexes.
 
+
 def get_schema(schema_version, errors):
     f = None
     schema = {}
@@ -177,23 +193,28 @@ def get_schema(schema_version, errors):
         (sv, schema) = pickle.load(f)
         f.close()
     except FileNotFoundError:
-        errors.append("Unable to locate schema data file for version %s" % (schema_version))
+        errors.append(
+            "Unable to locate schema data file for version %s" % (schema_version)
+        )
     except Exception as e:
         errors.append("%s: %s" % (type(e).__name__, str(e)))
     tables = list(schema.keys())
     for table in tables:
         (columns, indexes) = schema[table]
-        schema[table] = (reduce_columns(table, columns, errors),
-                         reduce_indexes(table, indexes, errors))
+        schema[table] = (
+            reduce_columns(table, columns, errors),
+            reduce_indexes(table, indexes, errors),
+        )
     return schema, errors
 
+
 # A. REFERENCES
 #
 #
 # B. DOCUMENT HISTORY
 #
 # 2004-11-11 NB  Created, partly from make_schema_doc.py.
-# 
+#
 #
 # C. COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
 #

index.cgi

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 #!/usr/bin/python3
-# 
+#
 #                              Ravenbrook
 #                     <http://www.ravenbrook.com/>
 #
@@ -14,8 +14,9 @@
 # rather than having it obscured by this CGI front-end.
 
 from index import *
+
 if __name__ == '__main__':
-  show_page()
+    show_page()
 
 # A. REFERENCES
 #