topo_metrics.utils#

Classes#

hushed

A context manager to suppress stdout and stderr.

Functions#

to_tuple(→ Any)

Recursively converts a list (or nested lists) to a tuple.

uniform_repr(→ str)

Generates a uniform string representation of an object, supporting both

min_count(→ tuple[int, int])

Count the number of times the minimum value appears in the list X.

Module Contents#

class topo_metrics.utils.hushed[source]#

A context manager to suppress stdout and stderr.

Notes

  • I have made this as aggressive as possible to suppress all warnings and

logging messages. This is because the function `instantiate_julia`brings in a lot of noise that irritates me.

topo_metrics.utils.to_tuple(not_tuple: list | Any) → Any[source]#

Recursively converts a list (or nested lists) to a tuple.

This function is designed to handle lists that may contain nested lists, and it will recursively convert all levels of lists into tuples.

Parameters:

not_tuple – The input to be converted. If the input is a list, it will be recursively converted to a tuple. Otherwise, it will be returned as-is.

Returns:

  • A tuple equivalent of the input list, or the original element if it is not a

  • list.

Example

>>> totuple([1, 2, [3, 4, [5, 6]], 7])
(1, 2, (3, 4, (5, 6)), 7)

>>> totuple('string')
'string'
topo_metrics.utils.uniform_repr(object_name: str, *positional_args: Any, max_width: int = 60, stringify: bool = True, indent_size: int = 2, **keyword_args: Any) → str[source]#

Generates a uniform string representation of an object, supporting both positional and keyword arguments.

topo_metrics.utils.min_count(x: list[int]) → tuple[int, int][source]#

Count the number of times the minimum value appears in the list X.