[entity] don't look at fetch order recursively
If fetch_attrs includes relations, stop including the entities on the
other side in our sorting. Fixes regression from 73ea636a5562 where we
would sort on the target entity before the attribute we wanted if the
relation's name sorted before the attribute's. This showed up in the
forge/tracker cubes with Version entities being sorted by their State's
name in preference to their version number.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Diseasome data import module.
Its interface is the ``entities_from_rdf`` function.
"""
import re
RE_RELS = re.compile(r'^<(.*?)>\s<(.*?)>\s<(.*?)>\s*\.')
RE_ATTS = re.compile(r'^<(.*?)>\s<(.*?)>\s"(.*)"(\^\^<(.*?)>|)\s*\.')
MAPPING_ATTS = {'bio2rdfSymbol': 'bio2rdf_symbol',
'label': 'label',
'name': 'name',
'classDegree': 'class_degree',
'degree': 'degree',
'size': 'size'}
MAPPING_RELS = {'geneId': 'gene_id',
'hgncId': 'hgnc_id',
'hgncIdPage': 'hgnc_page',
'sameAs': 'same_as',
'class': 'classes',
'diseaseSubtypeOf': 'subtype_of',
'associatedGene': 'associated_genes',
'possibleDrug': 'possible_drugs',
'type': 'types',
'omim': 'omim',
'omimPage': 'omim_page',
'chromosomalLocation': 'chromosomal_location'}
def _retrieve_reltype(uri):
"""
Retrieve a relation type from a URI.
Internal function which takes a URI containing a relation type as input
and returns the name of the relation.
If no URI string is given, then the function returns None.
"""
if uri:
return uri.rsplit('/', 1)[-1].rsplit('#', 1)[-1]
def _retrieve_etype(tri_uri):
"""
Retrieve entity type from a triple of URIs.
Internal function whith takes a tuple of three URIs as input
and returns the type of the entity, as obtained from the
first member of the tuple.
"""
if tri_uri:
return tri_uri.split('> <')[0].rsplit('/', 2)[-2].rstrip('s')
def _retrieve_structure(filename, etypes):
"""
Retrieve a (subject, relation, object) tuples iterator from a file.
Internal function which takes as input a file name and a tuple of
entity types, and returns an iterator of (subject, relation, object)
tuples.
"""
with open(filename) as fil:
for line in fil:
if _retrieve_etype(line) not in etypes:
continue
match = RE_RELS.match(line)
if not match:
match = RE_ATTS.match(line)
subj = match.group(1)
relation = _retrieve_reltype(match.group(2))
obj = match.group(3)
yield subj, relation, obj
def entities_from_rdf(filename, etypes):
"""
Return entities from an RDF file.
Module interface function which takes as input a file name and
a tuple of entity types, and returns an iterator on the
attributes and relations of each entity. The attributes
and relations are retrieved as dictionaries.
>>> for entities, relations in entities_from_rdf('data_file',
('type_1', 'type_2')):
...
"""
entities = {}
for subj, rel, obj in _retrieve_structure(filename, etypes):
entities.setdefault(subj, {})
entities[subj].setdefault('attributes', {})
entities[subj].setdefault('relations', {})
entities[subj]['attributes'].setdefault('cwuri', unicode(subj))
if rel in MAPPING_ATTS:
entities[subj]['attributes'].setdefault(MAPPING_ATTS[rel],
unicode(obj))
if rel in MAPPING_RELS:
entities[subj]['relations'].setdefault(MAPPING_RELS[rel], set())
entities[subj]['relations'][MAPPING_RELS[rel]].add(unicode(obj))
return ((ent.get('attributes'), ent.get('relations'))
for ent in entities.values())