standalone template retriever #95
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Thanks a lot for this contribution, and apologies for having failed to spot it until now.
I have added some comments. Please run black to style the code with templateflow's standards.
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| [options.entry_points] | ||
| console_scripts = | ||
| templateflow_get=templateflow.templateflow_get:main |
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| templateflow_get=templateflow.templateflow_get:main | |
| templateflow=templateflow.templateflow_get:main |
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hum I'm affraid it will collapse will templateflow name space....
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have you tried? because it won't...
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| #!/opt/gensoft/exe/TemplateFlow_pyclient/0.8.0/venv/bin/python3.8 | |||
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This should have the standard apache header (which implicitly means you accept your contribution is covered by the license).
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my bad, I should have cleaned this sehbang.
I will
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| TOOL_VERSION = '0.1' |
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why having a different version for this module?
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first itération of the "getter" tool, I will comply with the module version instead
| m_group.add_argument('-o', '--tf-cache', | ||
| action='store', | ||
| default='unset', | ||
| help='Directory to save templates in. default `${HOME}/.cache/templateflow`') |
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this works around the TEMPLATEFLOW_HOME environment variable definition. please remove the option to do that.
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not sure to understand
this will allow users to grab the templates where they want.
maybee I did not cactch the templateflow philosophy
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This PR should only give access to the templateflow API. There is no function to change TEMPLATEFLOW_HOME within the API, and the CLI shouldn't either.
If a user wants to change where templates are cached, they should set the environment variable themselves.
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OK got the point. I will adapt regarding this point.
thanks for the feedback
Eric
| if opts.tf_cache != 'unset': | ||
| #---- TemplatFlow cache dir was specified, export it | ||
| print("saving to ---------->", opts.tf_cache) | ||
| print("saving to ---------->", os.path.abspath(opts.tf_cache)) | ||
| os.environ['TEMPLATEFLOW_HOME'] = os.path.abspath(opts.tf_cache) |
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this should be managed by templateflow
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seems to me I was lazy and copied this spnippet from the docs or examples .
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Hi @EricDeveaud, do you have the bandwidth to take this over the finish line? |
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hello, unfortunatly currently not. sorry for the delay Eric |
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Closing in favor of #123. |
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we had the need to provide a standalone CLI utility scripts for template download.
this basic script wraps the python module and provide a CLI interface
maybee it will be usefull for templateflow users
regards
Eric