ddapi.py

from modelstore.elasticstore import StoreHandler
from modelstore.elasticstore import KWType
from api.apiutils import Operation
from api.apiutils import OP
from api.apiutils import Relation
from api.apiutils import DRS
from api.apiutils import DRSMode
from api.apiutils import Hit
from api.apiutils import compute_field_id as id_from

store_client = None


class DDAPI:

    __network = None

    def __init__(self, network):
        self.__network = network

    """
    Seed API
    """

    def drs_from_raw_field(self, field: (str, str, str)) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a field and source name, it returns a DRS with its representation
        :param field: a tuple with the name of the field, (db_name, source_name, field_name)
        :return: a DRS with the source-field internal representation
        """
        db, source, field = field
        nid = id_from(db, source, field)
        h = Hit(nid, db, source, field, 0)
        return self.drs_from_hit(h)

    def drs_from_hit(self, hit: Hit) -> DRS:
        drs = DRS([hit], Operation(OP.ORIGIN))
        return drs

    def drs_from_hits(self, hits: [Hit]) -> DRS:
        drs = DRS(hits, Operation(OP.ORIGIN))
        return drs

    def drs_from_table(self, source: str) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a source, it retrieves all fields of the source and returns them
        in the internal representation
        :param source: string with the name of the table
        :return: a DRS with the source-field internal representation
        """
        hits = self.__network.get_hits_from_table(source)
        drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(OP.ORIGIN))
        return drs

    def drs_from_table_hit(self, hit: Hit) -> DRS:
        table = hit.source_name
        hits = self.__network.get_hits_from_table(table)
        drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(OP.TABLE, params=[hit]))
        return drs

    def drs_expand_to_table(self, drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        for h in drs:
            table = h.source_name
            hits = self.__network.get_hits_from_table(table)
            drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(OP.TABLE, params=[h]))
            o_drs.absorb(drs)
        return o_drs

    def reverse_lookup(self, nid) -> [str]:
        info = self.__network.get_info_for([nid])
        return info

    """
    View API
    """

    def fields(self, drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a DRS, it configures it to field view (default)
        :param drs: the DRS to configure
        :return: the same DRS in the fields mode
        """
        drs.set_fields_mode()
        return drs

    def table(self, drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a DRS, it configures it to the table view
        :param drs: the DRS to configure
        :return: the same DRS in the table mode
        """
        drs.set_table_mode()
        return drs

    """
    Primitive API
    """

    def keyword_search(self, kw: str, max_results=10) -> DRS:
        """
        Performs a keyword search over the content of the data
        :param kw: the keyword to search
        :param max_results: the maximum number of results to return
        :return: returns a DRS
        """
        hits = store_client.search_keywords(kw, KWType.KW_TEXT, max_results)
        drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(OP.KW_LOOKUP, params=[kw]))  # materialize generator
        return drs

    def keywords_search(self, kws: [str], max_results=10) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a collection of keywords, it returns the matches in the internal representation
        :param kws: collection (iterable) of keywords (strings)
        :return: the matches in the internal representation
        """
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        for kw in kws:
            res_drs = self.keyword_search(kw, max_results=max_results)
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(res_drs)
        return o_drs

    def schema_name_search(self, kw: str, max_results=10) -> DRS:
        """
        Performs a keyword search over the attribute/field names of the data
        :param kw: the keyword to search
        :param max_results: the maximum number of results to return
        :return: returns a DRS
        """
        hits = store_client.search_keywords(kw, KWType.KW_SCHEMA, max_results)
        drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(
            OP.SCHNAME_LOOKUP, params=[kw]))  # materialize generator
        return drs

    def schema_names_search(self, kws: [str], max_results=10) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a collection of schema names, it returns the matches in the internal representation
        :param kws: collection (iterable) of keywords (strings)
        :return: a DRS
        """
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        for kw in kws:
            res_drs = self.schema_name_search(kw, max_results=max_results)
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(res_drs)
        return o_drs

    def table_name_search(self, kw: str, max_results=10) -> DRS:
        """
        Performs a keyword search over the names of the tables
        :param kw: the keyword to search
        :param max_results: the maximum number of results to return
        :return: returns a DRS
        """
        hits = store_client.search_keywords(kw, KWType.KW_TABLE, max_results)
        drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(OP.KW_LOOKUP, params=[kw]))  # materialize generator
        return drs

    def table_names_search(self, kws: [str], max_results=10) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a collection of schema names, it returns the matches in the internal representation
        :param kws: collection (iterable) of keywords (strings)
        :return: a DRS
        """
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        for kw in kws:
            res_drs = self.table_name_search(kw, max_results=max_results)
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(res_drs)
        return o_drs

    def entity_search(self, kw: str, max_results=10) -> DRS:
        """
        Performs a keyword search over the entities represented by the data
        :param kw: the keyword to search
        :param max_results: the maximum number of results to return
        :return: returns a list of Hit elements of the form (id, source_name, field_name, score)
        """
        hits = store_client.search_keywords(
            kw, KWType.KW_ENTITIES, max_results)
        drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(
            OP.ENTITY_LOOKUP, params=[kw]))  # materialize generator
        return drs

    def schema_neighbors(self, field: (str, str, str)) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns all the other attributes/fields that appear in the same relation than the provided field
        :param field: the provided field
        :return: returns a list of Hit elements of the form (id, source_name, field_name, score)
        """
        db_name, source_name, field_name = field
        hits = self.__network.get_hits_from_table(source_name)
        origin_hit = Hit(id_from(db_name, source_name, field_name), db_name, source_name, field_name, 0)
        o_drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(OP.TABLE, params=[origin_hit]))
        return o_drs

    def schema_neighbors_of(self, i_drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        o_drs = o_drs.absorb_provenance(i_drs)
        if i_drs.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            i_drs.set_fields_mode()
            for h in i_drs:
                fields_table = self.drs_from_table_hit(h)
                i_drs = i_drs.absorb(fields_table)
        for h in i_drs:
            hits = self.__network.get_hits_from_table(h.source_name)
            hits_drs = DRS([x for x in hits], Operation(OP.TABLE, params=[h]))
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(hits_drs)
        return o_drs

    def similar_schema_name_to_field(self, field: (str, str, str)) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns all the attributes/fields with schema names similar to the provided field
        :param field: the provided field
        :return: returns a list of Hit elements of the form (id, source_name, field_name, score)
        """
        field_drs = self.drs_from_raw_field(field)
        hits_drs = self.similar_schema_name_to(field_drs)
        return hits_drs

    def similar_schema_name_to_table(self, table: str) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns all the attributes/fields with schema names similar to the fields of the given table
        :param table: the given table
        :return: DRS
        """
        fields = self.drs_from_table(table)
        hits_drs = self.similar_schema_name_to(fields)
        return hits_drs

    def similar_schema_name_to(self, i_drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a DRS it returns another DRS that contains all fields similar to the fields of the input
        :param i_drs: the input DRS
        :return: DRS
        """
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        o_drs = o_drs.absorb_provenance(i_drs)
        if i_drs.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            i_drs.set_fields_mode()
            for h in i_drs:
                fields_table = self.drs_from_table_hit(h)
                i_drs = i_drs.absorb(fields_table)
        for h in i_drs:
            hits_drs = self.__network.neighbors_id(h, Relation.SCHEMA_SIM)
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(hits_drs)
        return o_drs

    def similar_content_to_field(self, field: (str, str, str)) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns all the attributes/fields with content similar to the provided field
        :param field: the provided field
        :return: returns a list of Hit elements of the form (id, source_name, field_name, score)
        """
        field_drs = self.drs_from_raw_field(field)
        hits_drs = self.similar_content_to(field_drs)
        return hits_drs

    def similar_content_to_table(self, table: str) -> DRS:
        fields = self.drs_from_table(table)
        hits_drs = self.similar_content_to(fields)
        return hits_drs

    def similar_content_to(self, i_drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a DRS it returns another DRS that contains all fields similar to the fields of the input
        :param i_drs: the input DRS
        :return: DRS
        """
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        o_drs = o_drs.absorb_provenance(i_drs)
        if i_drs.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            i_drs.set_fields_mode()
            for h in i_drs:
                fields_table = self.drs_from_table_hit(h)
                i_drs = i_drs.absorb(fields_table)
        for h in i_drs:
            hits_drs = self.__network.neighbors_id(h, Relation.CONTENT_SIM)
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(hits_drs)
        return o_drs

    def inclusion_dependency_to(self, i_drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a DRS it returns another DRS that contains all fields similar to the fields of the input
        :param i_drs: the input DRS
        :return: DRS
        """
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        o_drs = o_drs.absorb_provenance(i_drs)
        if i_drs.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            i_drs.set_fields_mode()
            for h in i_drs:
                fields_table = self.drs_from_table_hit(h)
                i_drs = i_drs.absorb(fields_table)
        for h in i_drs:
            hits_drs = self.__network.neighbors_id(h, Relation.INCLUSION_DEPENDENCY)
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(hits_drs)
        return o_drs

    def pkfk_field(self, field: (str, str, str)) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns all the attributes/fields that are primary-key or foreign-key candidates with respect to the
        provided field
        :param field: the providef field
        :return: returns a list of Hit elements of the form (id, source_name, field_name, score)
        """
        field_drs = self.drs_from_raw_field(field)
        hits_drs = self.pkfk_of(field_drs)
        return hits_drs

    def pkfk_table(self, table: str) -> DRS:
        fields = self.drs_from_table(table)
        hits_drs = self.pkfk_of(fields)
        return hits_drs

    def pkfk_of(self, i_drs: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Given a DRS it returns another DRS that contains all fields similar to the fields of the input
        :param i_drs: the input DRS
        :return: DRS
        """
        # alternative provenance propagation
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        o_drs = o_drs.absorb_provenance(i_drs)
        if i_drs.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            i_drs.set_fields_mode()
            for h in i_drs:
                fields_table = self.drs_from_table_hit(h)
                i_drs = i_drs.absorb(fields_table)
                # o_drs.extend_provenance(fields_drs)
        for h in i_drs:
            hits_drs = self.__network.neighbors_id(h, Relation.PKFK)
            o_drs = o_drs.absorb(hits_drs)
        # o_drs.extend_provenance(i_drs)
        return o_drs

    """
    Combiner API
    """

    def intersection(self, a: DRS, b: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns elements that are both in a and b
        :param a: an iterable object
        :param b: another iterable object
        :return: the intersection of the two provided iterable objects
        """
        assert a.mode == b.mode, "Input parameters are not in the same mode (fields, table)"
        o_drs = a.intersection(b)
        return o_drs

    def union(self, a: DRS, b: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns elements that are in either a or b
        :param a: an iterable object
        :param b: another iterable object
        :return: the union of the two provided iterable objects
        """
        assert a.mode == b.mode, "Input parameters are not in the same mode (fields, table)"
        o_drs = a.union(b)
        return o_drs

    def difference(self, a: DRS, b: DRS) -> DRS:
        """
        Returns elements that are in either a or b
        :param a: an iterable object
        :param b: another iterable object
        :return: the union of the two provided iterable objects
        """
        assert a.mode == b.mode, "Input parameters are not in the same mode (fields, table)"
        o_drs = a.set_difference(b)
        return o_drs

    """
    TC Primitive API
    """

    def paths_between(self, a: DRS, b: DRS, primitives, max_hops=2) -> DRS:
        """
        Is there a transitive relationship between any element in a with any element in b?
        This functions finds the answer constrained on the primitive (singular for now) that is passed
        as a parameter.
        :param a:
        :param b:
        :param primitives:
        :return:
        """
        assert(a.mode == b.mode)
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        o_drs.absorb_provenance(a)
        o_drs.absorb_provenance(b)
        if a.mode == DRSMode.FIELDS:
            for h1 in a:  # h1 is a Hit
                for h2 in b:  # h2 is a Hit
                    if h1 == h2:
                        return o_drs  # same source and target field
                    res_drs = self.__network.find_path_hit(h1, h2, primitives, max_hops=max_hops)
                    o_drs = o_drs.absorb(res_drs)
        elif a.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            for h1 in a:  # h1 is a table: str
                for h2 in b:  # h2 is a table: str
                    if h1 == h2:
                        return o_drs  # same source ant target table
                    res_drs = self.__network.find_path_table(
                        h1, h2, primitives, self, max_hops=max_hops)
                    o_drs = o_drs.absorb(res_drs)
        return o_drs

    def paths(self, a: DRS, primitives) -> DRS:
        """
        Is there any transitive relationship between any two elements in a?
        This function finds the answer constrained on the primitive (singular for now) passed as parameter
        :param a:
        :param primitives:
        :return:
        """
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        o_drs = o_drs.absorb_provenance(a)
        if a.mode == DRSMode.FIELDS:
            for h1 in a:  # h1 is a Hit
                for h2 in a:  # h2 is a Hit
                    if h1 == h2:
                        continue
                    res_drs = self.__network.find_path_hit(h1, h2, primitives)
                    o_drs = o_drs.absorb(res_drs)
        elif a.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            for h1 in a:  # h1 is a table: str
                for h2 in a:  # h2 is a table: str
                    res_drs = self.__network.find_path_table(
                        h1, h2, primitives, self)
                    o_drs = o_drs.absorb(res_drs)
        return o_drs

    def traverse(self, a: DRS, primitives, max_hops) -> DRS:
        o_drs = DRS([], Operation(OP.NONE))
        if a.mode == DRSMode.TABLE:
            print("ERROR: input mode TABLE not supported")
            return []
        fringe = [x for x in a]
        o_drs.absorb_provenance(a)
        while max_hops > 0:
            max_hops = max_hops - 1
            for h in fringe:
                hits_drs = self.__network.neighbors_id(h, primitives)
                o_drs = self.union(o_drs, hits_drs)
            fringe = [x for x in o_drs]  # grow the initial input
        return o_drs

    """
    Convenience functions
    """

    def output_raw(self, result_set):
        """
        Given an iterable object it prints the raw elements
        :param result_set: an iterable object
        """
        for r in result_set:
            print(str(r))

    def output(self, result_set):
        """
        Given an iterable object of elements of the form (nid, source_name, field_name, score) it prints
        the source and field names for every element in the iterable
        :param result_set: an iterable object
        """
        for r in result_set:
            (nid, sn, fn, s) = r
            print("source: " + str(sn) + "\t\t\t\t\t field: " + fn)

    def help(self):
        """
        Prints general help information, or specific usage information of a function if provided
        :param function: an optional function
        """
        from IPython.display import Markdown, display

        def print_md(string):
            display(Markdown(string))

        # Check whether the request is for some specific function
        #if function is not None:
        #    print_md(self.function.__doc__)
        # If not then offer the general help menu
        #else:
        print_md("### Help Menu")
        print_md("You can use the system through an **API** object. API objects are returned"
                 "by the *init_system* function, so you can get one by doing:")
        print_md("***your_api_object = init_system('path_to_stored_model')***")
        print_md("Once you have access to an API object there are a few concepts that are useful "
                 "to use the API. **content** refers to actual values of a given field. For "
                 "example, if you have a table with an attribute called __Name__ and values *Olu, Mike, Sam*, content "
                 "refers to the actual values, e.g. Mike, Sam, Olu.")
        print_md("**schema** refers to the name of a given field. In the previous example, schema refers to the word"
                 "__Name__ as that's how the field is called.")
        print_md("Finally, **entity** refers to the *semantic type* of the content. This is in experimental state. For "
                 "the previous example it would return *'person'* as that's what those names refer to.")
        print_md("Certain functions require a *field* as input. In general a field is specified by the source name ("
                 "e.g. table name) and the field name (e.g. attribute name). For example, if we are interested in "
                 "finding content similar to the one of the attribute *year* in the table *Employee* we can provide "
                 "the field in the following way:")
        print(
            "field = ('Employee', 'year') # field = [<source_name>, <field_name>)")


class ResultFormatter:

    @staticmethod
    def format_output_for_webclient(raw_output, consider_col_sel):
        """
        Format raw output into something client understands,
        mostly, enrich the data with schema and samples
        """

        def get_repr_columns(source_name, columns, consider_col_sel):
            def set_selected(c):
                if consider_col_sel:
                    if c in columns:
                        return 'Y'
                return 'N'
            # Get all fields in source_name
            all_fields = store_client.get_all_fields_of_source(source_name)
            colsrepr = []
            for (nid, sn, fn) in all_fields:
                colrepr = {
                    'colname': fn,
                    # ['fake1', 'fake2'], p.peek((fname, c), 15),
                    'samples': store_client.peek_values((sn, fn), 15),
                    'selected': set_selected(fn)
                }
                colsrepr.append(colrepr)
            return colsrepr

        entries = []
        # Group results into a dict with file -> [column]
        group_by_file = dict()
        for (fname, cname) in raw_output:
            if fname not in group_by_file:
                group_by_file[fname] = []
            group_by_file[fname].append(cname)
        # Create entry per filename
        for fname, columns in group_by_file.items():
            entry = {'filename': fname,
                     'schema': get_repr_columns(
                         fname,
                         columns,
                         consider_col_sel)
                     }
            entries.append(entry)
        return entries

    @staticmethod
    def format_output_for_webclient_ss(raw_output, consider_col_sel):
        """
        Format raw output into something client understands.
        The output in this case is the result of a table search.
        """
        def get_repr_columns(source_name, columns, consider_col_sel):
            def set_selected(c):
                if consider_col_sel:
                    if c in columns:
                        return 'Y'
                return 'N'
            # Get all fields of source_name
            all_fields = store_client.get_all_fields_of_source(source_name)
            all_cols = [fn for (nid, sn, fn) in all_fields]
            for myc in columns:
                all_cols.append(myc)
            colsrepr = []
            for c in all_cols:
                colrepr = {
                    'colname': c,
                    'samples': store_client.peek_values((source_name, c), 15),
                    'selected': set_selected(c)
                }
                colsrepr.append(colrepr)
            return colsrepr

        entries = []

        # Create entry per filename
        # for fname, columns in group_by_file.items():
        for fname, column_scores in raw_output:
            columns = [c for (c, _) in column_scores]
            entry = {'filename': fname,
                     'schema': get_repr_columns(
                         fname,
                         columns,
                         consider_col_sel)
                     }
            entries.append(entry)
        return entries


class API(DDAPI):

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(API, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

    def init_store(self):
        # create store handler
        global store_client
        store_client = StoreHandler()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print("Aurum API")