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How to use pull_file method in autotest

Best Python code snippet using autotest_python

files.py

...23        self.__cmd_help__["Make_File"] = "Make_File <local_file> [remote_file]"24        self.__server_commands__["Make_Binary"] = [self.make_binary, "connected",25                                                 "multiple"]26        self.__cmd_help__["Make_Binary"] = "Make_Binary <local_bin> [remote_bin]"27    def pull_file(self, server, args):28        """Pull a regular text file from the host."""29        ret = [None,0,""]30        host = server.get_selected()[0]31        if len(args) == 0:32            ret[2] = ("Syntax : %s" % self.__cmd_help__["Pull_File"])33            ret[1] = 1 # Invalid Syntax Error Code34        else:35            remote_file = args[0]36            try:37                local_file = args[1]38            except IndexError:39                local_file = remote_file40            try:41                host.send(host.command_dict['sendFile'])...

pull-current-files.py

Source:pull-current-files.py

...35    def examine(self):36        def cb(pull_file, diff):37            print('## %s: up to date.' % pull_file.name if diff == [] else ''.join(diff))38        return self._do_process(cb)39    def _do_pull_file(self, pull_file):40        target_file = self._get_target_file_path(pull_file)41        try:42            with open(target_file, 'wb') as target_fd:43                pull_rc = sp.run(str(pull_file), shell=True, stdout=target_fd, stderr=sp.PIPE).returncode44                if pull_rc == 0:45                    print("## %s: changes pulled." % (pull_file))46                    return True47                else:48                    print("## %s: running the .pull file returned unexpected errno %d." % (pull_file, pull_rc))49                    return False50        except sp.CalledProcessError as e:51            print("## %s: could not run the .pull file, exception was: " % (pull_file), e)52            return False53        assert False, "shouldn't have gotten here"54    def pull(self):55        def cb(pull_file, diff):56            if diff != []:57                return self._do_pull_file(pull_file)58        return self._do_process(cb)59    def _do_write_diff_file(self, pull_file, diff):60        target_file = pull_file.with_suffix(".pull.diff")61        with open(target_file, 'wb') as fd:62            fd.write("".join(diff).encode())63            print("## %s: diff file written in %s." % (pull_file, target_file))64        return True65    def write_diffs(self):66        def cb(pull_file, diff):67            if diff != []:68                return self._do_write_diff_file(pull_file, diff)69        return self._do_process(cb)70METHODS = {'overwrite': Role.pull, 'write-diffs': Role.write_diffs, 'examine': Role.examine}71@click.command()...

process_sales.py

Source:process_sales.py

...1314process_sales_dag = DAG(dag_id='process_sales', default_args=default_args, schedule_interval='@monthly') 15#this means the processs is tarting on march not february1617def pull_file(URL, savepath):18    r = requests.get(URL)19    with open(savepath, 'w') as f:20        f.write(r.content)21    print(f"File pulled from {URL} and saved to {savepath}")22    2324pull_file_task = PythonOperator(25    task_id='pull_file',26    # Add the callable27    python_callable=pull_file,28    # Define the arguments29    op_kwargs={'URL':'http://dataserver/sales.json', 'savepath':'latestsales.json'},30    dag=process_sales_dag31)
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PythonOperator.py

Source: PythonOperator.py

...3'''4When using the PythonOperator we have to include the op_kwargs command for the task to run. This task uses the 5kwargs from the python method. A positional args can be used as well but this is not shown yet.6'''7def pull_file(URL, savepath):8    r = requests.get(URL)9    with open(savepath, 'wb') as f:10        f.write(r.content)   11    # Use the print method for logging12    print(f"File pulled from {URL} and saved to {savepath}")13from airflow.operators.python_operator import PythonOperator14# Create the task15pull_file_task = PythonOperator(16    task_id='pull_file',17    # Add the callable18    python_callable=pull_file,19    # Define the arguments20    op_kwargs={'URL':'http://dataserver/sales.json', 'savepath':'latestsales.json'},21    dag=process_sales_dag...

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