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Builders for creating attributes et al.

Added in version 1.3.0.

attrb.Bool(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.bool.

Args:

• kwargs – Same kwargs as attr.bool

Returns:

Bool

attrb.Int(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.int.

Args:

• kwargs – Same kwargs as attr.int

Returns:

Int

attrb.IntList(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.int_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.int_list.

Returns:

IntList

attrb.Label(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.label.

Args:

• kwargs – The same as attr.label().

Returns:

Label

attrb.LabelKeyedStringDict(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.label_keyed_string_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.label_keyed_string_dict.

Returns:

LabelKeyedStringDict

attrb.LabelList(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.label_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.label_list.

Returns:

LabelList

attrb.Output(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.output.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.output.

Returns:

Output

attrb.OutputList(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.output_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.output_list.

Returns:

OutputList

attrb.String(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string.

Returns:

String

attrb.StringDict(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – The same args as for attr.string_dict.

Returns:

StringDict

attrb.StringKeyedLabelDict(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_keyed_label_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string_keyed_label_dict.

Returns:

StringKeyedLabelDict

attrb.StringList(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string_list.

Returns:

StringList

attrb.StringListDict(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_list_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string_list_dict.

Returns:

StringListDict

typedef attrb.WhichCfg

Values returned by AttrCfg.which_cfg

WhichCfg.TARGET

Indicates the target config is set.

WhichCfg.EXEC

Indicates the exec config is set.

WhichCfg.NONE

Indicates the “none” config is set (see config.none).

WhichCfg.IMPL

Indicates a custom transition is set.

typedef AttrCfg

Builder for cfg arg of label attributes.

AttrCfg.inputs() → list[Label]

AttrCfg.outputs() → list[Label]

AttrCfg.which_cfg() → attrb.WhichCfg

Tells which of the cfg modes is set. Will be one of: target, exec, none, or implementation

AttrCfg.exec_group()

Tells the exec group to use if an exec transition is being used.

Returns:

str | None the name of the exec group to use if any, or None if which_cfg isn’t exec

AttrCfg.implementation()

Tells the custom transition function, if any and applicable.

Returns:

callable | None the custom transition function to use, if any, or None if a different config mode is being used.

AttrCfg.new(inputs=None, outputs=None, **kwargs)

Creates a builder for the attr.cfg attribute.

Args:

• inputs – (list[Label] | None) (default None)

  inputs to use for a transition

• outputs – (list[Label] | None) (default None)

  outputs to use for a transition

• kwargs – (dict)

  Three different keyword args are supported. The presence of a keyword arg will mark the respective mode returned by which_cfg.

  • cfg: string of either “target” or “exec”

  • exec_group: string of an exec group name to use. None means to use regular exec config (i.e. config.exec())

  • implementation: callable for a custom transition function.

Returns:

AttrCfg

AttrCfg.none()

Tells if none cfg (config.none()) is set.

Returns:

bool True if none cfg is set, False if not.

AttrCfg.set_exec(exec_group=None)

Sets to use an exec transition.

Args:

• exec_group – (str | None) (default None)

  the exec group name to use, if any.

AttrCfg.set_implementation(impl)

Sets a custom transition function to use.

Args:

• impl – (callable)

  a transition implementation function.

AttrCfg.set_none()

Sets to use the “none” transition.

AttrCfg.set_target()

Sets to use the target transition.

AttrCfg.target()

Tells if target cfg is set.

Returns:

bool True if target cfg is set, False if not.

typedef Bool

Builder for attr.bool.

Bool.build() → attr.bool

Bool.default() -> bool)

Bool.doc() → str

Bool.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

Bool.mandatory() → bool

Bool.set_default(v)

Bool.set_doc(v)

Bool.set_mandatory(v)

Bool.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.bool.

Args:

• kwargs – Same kwargs as attr.bool

Returns:

Bool

typedef Int

Builder for attr.int.

Int.build() → attr.int

Int.default() → int

Int.doc() → str

Int.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

Int.mandatory() → bool

Int.values() → list[int]

The returned value is a mutable reference to the underlying list.

Int.set_default(v)

Int.set_doc(v)

Int.set_mandatory(v)

Int.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.int.

Args:

• kwargs – Same kwargs as attr.int

Returns:

Int

typedef IntList

Builder for attr.int_list.

IntList.allow_empty() → bool

IntList.build() → attr.int_list

IntList.default() → list[int]

IntList.doc() → str

IntList.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

IntList.mandatory() → bool

IntList.set_allow_empty(v)

IntList.set_doc(v)

IntList.set_mandatory(v)

IntList.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.int_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.int_list.

Returns:

IntList

typedef Label

Builder for attr.label objects.

Label.allow_files() → bool | list[str] | None

Note that allow_files is mutually exclusive with allow_single_file. Only one of the two can have a value set.

Label.allow_single_file() → bool | None

Note that allow_single_file is mutually exclusive with allow_files. Only one of the two can have a value set.

Label.aspects() → list[aspect]

The returned list is a mutable reference to the underlying list.

Label.build() → attr.label

Label.cfg: AttrCfg

Label.default() → str | label | configuration_field | None

Label.doc() → str

Label.executable() → bool

Label.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

Label.mandatory() → bool

Label.providers() → list[list[provider]]

The returned list is a mutable reference to the underlying list.

Label.set_default(v)

Label.set_doc(v)

Label.set_executable(v)

Label.set_mandatory(v)

Label.add_allow_files(*values)

Adds allowed file extensions

NOTE: Add an allowed file extension unsets allow_single_file

Args:

• values – (str)

  file extensions to allow (including dot)

Label.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.label.

Args:

• kwargs – The same as attr.label().

Returns:

Label

Label.set_allow_files(v)

Set the allow_files arg

NOTE: Setting allow_files unsets allow_single_file

Args:

• v – (bool | list[str] | None)

  the value to set to. If set to None, then allow_files is unset.

Label.set_allow_single_file(v)

Sets the allow_single_file arg.

NOTE: Setting allow_single_file unsets allow_file

Args:

• v – (bool | None)

  the value to set to. If set to None, then allow_single_file is unset.

typedef LabelKeyedStringDict

Builder for attr.label_keyed_string_dict.

LabelKeyedStringDict.aspects() → list[aspect]

The returned list is a mutable reference to the underlying list.

LabelKeyedStringDict.allow_files() → bool | list[str]

LabelKeyedStringDict.allow_empty() → bool

LabelKeyedStringDict.cfg: AttrCfg

LabelKeyedStringDict.default() → dict[str | Label, str] | callable

LabelKeyedStringDict.doc() → str

LabelKeyedStringDict.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

LabelKeyedStringDict.mandatory() → bool

LabelKeyedStringDict.providers() → list[provider | list[provider]]

Returns a mutable reference to the underlying list.

LabelKeyedStringDict.set_mandatory(v)

LabelKeyedStringDict.set_allow_empty(v)

LabelKeyedStringDict.set_default(v)

LabelKeyedStringDict.set_doc(v)

LabelKeyedStringDict.set_allow_files(v)

LabelKeyedStringDict.add_allow_files(*values)

Adds allowed file extensions

Args:

• values – (str)

  file extensions to allow (including dot)

LabelKeyedStringDict.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.label_keyed_string_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.label_keyed_string_dict.

Returns:

LabelKeyedStringDict

typedef LabelList

Builder for attr.label_list

LabelList.aspects() → list[aspect]

LabelList.allow_files() → bool | list[str]

LabelList.allow_empty() → bool

LabelList.build() → attr.label_list

LabelList.cfg: AttrCfg

LabelList.default() → list[str | Label] | configuration_field | callable

LabelList.doc() → str

LabelList.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

LabelList.mandatory() → bool

LabelList.providers() → list[provider | list[provider]]

LabelList.set_allow_empty(v)

LabelList.set_allow_files(v)

LabelList.set_default(v)

LabelList.set_doc(v)

LabelList.set_mandatory(v)

LabelList.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.label_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.label_list.

Returns:

LabelList

typedef Output

Builder for attr.output

Output.build() → attr.output

Output.doc() → str

Output.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

Output.mandatory() → bool

Output.set_doc(v)

Output.set_mandatory(v)

Output.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.output.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.output.

Returns:

Output

typedef OutputList

Builder for attr.output_list

OutputList.allow_empty() → bool

OutputList.build() → attr.output

OutputList.doc() → str

OutputList.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

OutputList.mandatory() → bool

OutputList.set_allow_empty(v)

OutputList.set_doc(v)

OutputList.set_mandatory(v)

OutputList.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.output_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.output_list.

Returns:

OutputList

typedef String

Builder for attr.string

String.build() → attr.string

String.default() → str | configuration_field

String.doc() → str

String.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

String.mandatory() → bool

String.values() → list[str]

String.set_default(v)

String.set_doc(v)

String.set_mandatory(v)

String.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string.

Returns:

String

typedef StringDict

Builder for attr.string_dict

StringDict.default() → dict[str, str]

StringDict.doc() → str

StringDict.mandatory() → bool

StringDict.allow_empty() → bool

StringDict.build() → attr.string_dict

StringDict.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

StringDict.set_doc(v)

StringDict.set_mandatory(v)

StringDict.set_allow_empty(v)

StringDict.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – The same args as for attr.string_dict.

Returns:

StringDict

typedef StringKeyedLabelDict

Builder for attr.string_keyed_label_dict.

StringKeyedLabelDict.allow_empty() → bool

StringKeyedLabelDict.allow_files() → bool | list[str]

StringKeyedLabelDict.aspects() → list[aspect]

StringKeyedLabelDict.build() → attr.string_list

StringKeyedLabelDict.cfg: AttrCfg

StringKeyedLabelDict.default() → dict[str, Label] | callable

StringKeyedLabelDict.doc() → str

StringKeyedLabelDict.mandatory() → bool

StringKeyedLabelDict.providers() → list[list[provider]]

StringKeyedLabelDict.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

StringKeyedLabelDict.set_allow_empty(v)

StringKeyedLabelDict.set_allow_files(v)

StringKeyedLabelDict.set_doc(v)

StringKeyedLabelDict.set_default(v)

StringKeyedLabelDict.set_mandatory(v)

StringKeyedLabelDict.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_keyed_label_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string_keyed_label_dict.

Returns:

StringKeyedLabelDict

typedef StringList

Builder for attr.string_list

StringList.allow_empty() → bool

StringList.build() → attr.string_list

StringList.default: list[str] | configuration_field

StringList.doc() → str

StringList.mandatory() → bool

StringList.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

StringList.set_allow_empty(v)

StringList.set_default(v)

StringList.set_doc(v)

StringList.set_mandatory(v)

StringList.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_list.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string_list.

Returns:

StringList

typedef StringListDict

Builder for attr.string_list_dict.

StringListDict.allow_empty() → bool

StringListDict.build() → attr.string_list

StringListDict.default() → dict[str, list[str]]

StringListDict.doc() → str

StringListDict.mandatory() → bool

StringListDict.kwargs: dict[str, Any]

Additional kwargs to use when building. This is to allow manipulations that aren’t directly supported by the builder’s API. The state of this dict may or may not reflect prior API calls, and subsequent API calls may modify this dict. The general contract is that modifications to this will be respected when build() is called, assuming there were no API calls in between.

StringListDict.set_allow_empty(v)

StringListDict.set_doc(v)

StringListDict.set_mandatory(v)

StringListDict.new(**kwargs)

Creates a builder for attr.string_list_dict.

Args:

• kwargs – Same as attr.string_list_dict.

Returns:

StringListDict

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