tests/function_modifiers/test_metadata.py

import pandas as pd
import pytest

from hamilton import function_modifiers, node
from hamilton.function_modifiers import base as fm_base


def test_tags():
    def dummy_tagged_function() -> int:
        """dummy doc"""
        return 1

    annotation = function_modifiers.tag(foo="bar", bar="baz")
    node_ = annotation.decorate_node(node.Node.from_fn(dummy_tagged_function))
    assert "foo" in node_.tags
    assert "bar" in node_.tags


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "key",
    [
        "hamilton",  # Reserved key
        "foo@",  # Invalid identifier
        "foo bar",  # No spaces
        "foo.bar+baz",  # Invalid key, not a valid identifier
        "" "...",  # Empty not allowed  # Empty elements not allowed
    ],
)
def test_tags_invalid_key(key):
    assert not function_modifiers.tag._key_allowed(key)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "key",
    [
        "bar.foo",
        "foo",  # Valid
        "foo.bar.baz",  # Valid key
    ],
)
def test_tags_valid_key(key):
    assert function_modifiers.tag._key_allowed(key)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "value", [None, False, [], ["foo", "bar", 1], [None], ["foo", "foo"], ["foo", ["bar"]]]
)
def test_tags_invalid_value(value):
    assert not function_modifiers.tag._value_allowed(value)


@pytest.mark.parametrize("value", [["string value"], ["foo", "bar"]])
def test_tags_valid_value(value):
    assert function_modifiers.tag._value_allowed(value)


def test_tag_outputs():
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def dummy_tagged_function() -> pd.DataFrame:
        """dummy doc"""
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    annotation = function_modifiers.tag_outputs(
        a={"tag_a_gets": "tag_value_a_gets"},
        b={"tag_b_gets": "tag_value_b_gets"},
    )
    nodes = annotation.transform_dag(
        function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(dummy_tagged_function, {}),
        config={},
        fn=dummy_tagged_function,
    )
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["a"].tags["tag_a_gets"] == "tag_value_a_gets"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["tag_b_gets"] == "tag_value_b_gets"


def test_tag_outputs_tags_all():
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def dummy_tagged_function() -> pd.DataFrame:
        """dummy doc"""
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    annotation = function_modifiers.tag_outputs(
        a={"tag_a_gets": "tag_value_a_gets"},
        b={"tag_b_gets": "tag_value_b_gets"},
        dummy_tagged_function={"tag_fn_gets": "tag_value_fn_gets"},
    )
    nodes = annotation.transform_dag(
        function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(dummy_tagged_function, {}),
        config={},
        fn=dummy_tagged_function,
    )
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["a"].tags["tag_a_gets"] == "tag_value_a_gets"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["tag_b_gets"] == "tag_value_b_gets"
    assert node_map["dummy_tagged_function"].tags["tag_fn_gets"] == "tag_value_fn_gets"


def test_tag_outputs_and_tag_together():
    """Tests that tag_outputs and tag work together"""

    @function_modifiers.tag(tag_key_everyone_gets="tag_value_everyone_gets")
    @function_modifiers.tag_outputs(
        a={"tag_a_gets": "tag_value_a_gets"},
        b={"tag_b_gets": "tag_value_b_gets"},
    )
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def dummy_tagged_function() -> pd.DataFrame:
        """dummy doc"""
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    nodes = function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(dummy_tagged_function, {})
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["a"].tags["tag_a_gets"] == "tag_value_a_gets"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["tag_b_gets"] == "tag_value_b_gets"
    assert node_map["a"].tags["tag_key_everyone_gets"] == "tag_value_everyone_gets"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["tag_key_everyone_gets"] == "tag_value_everyone_gets"


def test_tag_outputs_with_overrides():
    """Tests that tag_outputs and tag work together, where tag_outputs() override tag().
    Note this only works when tag_outputs() comes first. Otherwise this is undefined behavior
    (although it'll likely work in precedence order)"""

    @function_modifiers.tag_outputs(
        a={"tag_a_gets": "tag_value_a_gets", "tag_key_everyone_gets": "tag_value_just_a_gets"},
        b={"tag_b_gets": "tag_value_b_gets"},
    )
    @function_modifiers.tag(tag_key_everyone_gets="tag_value_everyone_gets")
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def dummy_tagged_function() -> pd.DataFrame:
        """dummy doc"""
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    nodes = function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(dummy_tagged_function, {})
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["a"].tags["tag_a_gets"] == "tag_value_a_gets"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["tag_b_gets"] == "tag_value_b_gets"
    assert node_map["a"].tags["tag_key_everyone_gets"] == "tag_value_just_a_gets"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["tag_key_everyone_gets"] == "tag_value_everyone_gets"


def test_tag_with_extract_target_node():
    @function_modifiers.tag(target="data", target_="data")
    @function_modifiers.tag(target="a", target_="a")
    @function_modifiers.tag(target="b", target_="b")
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def data() -> pd.DataFrame:
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    nodes = function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(data, {})
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["data"].tags["target"] == "data"
    assert node_map["a"].tags["target"] == "a"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["target"] == "b"


def test_tag_with_extract_target_all():
    @function_modifiers.tag(target="data", target_=...)
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def data() -> pd.DataFrame:
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    nodes = function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(data, {})
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["data"].tags["target"] == "data"
    assert node_map["a"].tags["target"] == "data"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["target"] == "data"


def test_tag_with_extract_target_limited():
    @function_modifiers.tag(target="column", target_=["a", "b"])
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def data() -> pd.DataFrame:
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    nodes = function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(data, {})
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["a"].tags["target"] == "column"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["target"] == "column"
    assert node_map["data"].tags.get("target") is None


def test_tag_with_extract_target_sinks():
    @function_modifiers.tag(target="column", target_=None)
    @function_modifiers.extract_columns("a", "b")
    def data() -> pd.DataFrame:
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records({"a": [1], "b": [2]})

    nodes = function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(data, {})
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    assert node_map["a"].tags["target"] == "column"
    assert node_map["b"].tags["target"] == "column"
    assert node_map["data"].tags.get("target") is None


def test_decorate_node_with_schema_output():
    # quick test to decorate node with schemas
    # this tests an internal implementation, so we will likely change
    # in the future, but we'll want to keep the same behavior for now
    @function_modifiers.schema.output(("foo", "int"), ("bar", "float"), ("baz", "str"))
    def foo() -> pd.DataFrame:
        return pd.DataFrame.from_records([{"foo": 1, "bar": 2.0, "baz": "3"}])

    nodes = function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(foo, {})
    node_map = {node_.name: node_ for node_ in nodes}
    node_ = node_map["foo"]
    assert (
        node_.tags[function_modifiers.schema.INTERNAL_SCHEMA_OUTPUT_KEY]
        == "foo=int,bar=float,baz=str"
    )


def test_decorate_node_with_schema_output_invalid_type():
    # quick test to decorate node with schemas
    # this tests an internal implementation, so we will likely change
    # in the future, but we'll want to keep the same behavior for now
    @function_modifiers.schema.output(("foo", "int"), ("bar", "float"), ("baz", "str"))
    def foo() -> int:  # int has no columns/fields
        return 10

    with pytest.raises(fm_base.InvalidDecoratorException):
        function_modifiers.base.resolve_nodes(foo, {})