MultiDetectorFormatter

class lsst.daf.butler.tests.MultiDetectorFormatter(file_descriptor: FileDescriptor, *, ref: DatasetRef, write_parameters: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, write_recipes: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, **kwargs: Any)

Bases: YamlFormatter

A formatter that requires a detector to be specified in the dataID.

Attributes Summary

can_read_from_uri

Declare whether read_from_uri is available to this formatter.

Methods Summary

read_from_uri(uri[, component, expected_size])

Read a dataset from a URI that can be local or remote.

Attributes Documentation

can_read_from_uri: ClassVar[bool] = True

Declare whether read_from_uri is available to this formatter.

Methods Documentation

read_from_uri(uri: ResourcePath, component: str | None = None, expected_size: int = -1) → Any

Read a dataset from a URI that can be local or remote.

Parameters:

urilsst.resources.ResourcePath

URI to use to read the dataset. This URI can be local or remote and can refer to the actual resource or to a locally cached file.

componentstr or None, optional

The component to be read from the dataset.

expected_sizeint, optional

If known, the expected size of the resource to read. This can be -1 indicates the file size is not known.

Returns:

in_memory_datasetobject or NotImplemented

The Python object read from the resource or NotImplemented.

Raises:

FormatterNotImplementedError

Raised if there is no support for direct reads from a, possibly, remote URI.

Notes

This method is only called if the class property can_read_from_uri is set to True.

It is possible that a cached local file will be given to this method even if it was originally a remote URI. This can happen if the original write resulted in the file being added to the local cache.

If the full file is being read this file will not be added to the local cache. Consider returning NotImplemented in this situation, for example if there are no parameters or component specified, and allowing the system to fall back to calling read_from_local_file (which will populate the cache if configured to do so).