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subdag modifier + tag_outputs + refactor #237
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This PR has turned into a massive one due to a rebase. It's replacing: And will likely replace: |
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| def quarterly_user_data_US() -> reuse.MultiOutput({"unique_users_daily_US": pd.Series}): | ||
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add documentation to explain what this variant is.
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| def daily_user_data_CA() -> reuse.MultiOutput({"unique_users_daily_CA": pd.Series}): | ||
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This makes it backwards compatible -- we previously had two files: 1. function_modifiers.py 2. function_modfiers_base.py We now create a module `function_modifiers.py` which enables us to separate out decorators, as the file is getting unwieldy and ugly. That said, we need to maintain backwards compatibility on import. To do this, we: 1. Create a function_modifiers subpackage 2. Put everything that was in function_modifiers.py in __init__.py in that package (so imports work) 3. Move function_modifiers_base.py over there 4. Create a "dummy" function_modifiers_base.py that just imports everything from the actual one. Will need to test this out on sample workflows prior to publishing.
1. configuration -- if/else equivalents 2. dependencies -- utilities for specifying dependencies, generally used for parameterized, but this will likely be expanded. Note decorators. 3. expanders -- decorators that turn one node into many 4. function_modifiers_base -- the base classes/common utilities 5. macros -- decorators that replace a function's implementation with something else (think @does/@dynamic_transform) 6. metadata -- decorators that add metadata to a node (tag right now) 7. validation -- decorators that do some validation on a node Note that this was all done to preserve pure backwards compatibility. Care was taken that every public component of the API was placed within the __init__.py of function_modifiers.
Previously this was in the node's name. This makes it part of the node, allowing for: 1. No string parsing in querying the namespace 2. Other constructs to use namespace effectively 3. Potentially layered namespaces Note we still concatenate strings to reference upstream nodes -- TBD on exactly how we should do this, but i think the convention of '.' joining names is fairly reasonable.
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Solves #254 `tag_outputs` enables you to attach metadata to a function that outputs multiple nodes, and give different tag values to different items. This can be applied multiple times, and precedence order of the `tag` family of nodes is in reverse application order (see docs). Note that if we have `tag` before `tag_outputs` this is undefined behavior.
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