Module load.tables in plugin tabular v0.5.0

Author(s)	Markus Binsteiner (markus@frkl.io)
Tags	tabular
Python class	kiara_plugin.tabular.modules.tables.DeserializeTableModule

Configuration

Module configuration options

Configuration class: kiara.modules.included_core_modules.serialization.SerializeConfig

Name	Description	Type	Required?	Default
serialization_profile	The name of the serialization profile used to serialize the source value.	string	true	null
target_profile	The profile name of the de-serialization result data.	string	true	null
value_type	The value type of the actual (unserialized) value.	string	true	null
constants	Value constants for this module.	object	false	null
defaults	Value defaults for this module.	object	false	null

Source code

Module source code

class DeserializeTableModule(DeserializeValueModule):

    _module_type_name = "load.tables"

    @classmethod
    def retrieve_supported_target_profiles(cls) -> Mapping[str, Type]:
        return {"python_object": KiaraTables}

    @classmethod
    def retrieve_serialized_value_type(cls) -> str:
        return "tables"

    @classmethod
    def retrieve_supported_serialization_profile(cls) -> str:
        return "feather"

    def to__python_object(self, data: SerializedData, **config: Any):

        import pyarrow as pa

        tables: Dict[str, Any] = {}

        for column_id in data.get_keys():

            if TABLE_COLUMN_SPLIT_MARKER not in column_id:
                raise KiaraException(
                    f"Invalid serialized 'tables' data, key must contain '{TABLE_COLUMN_SPLIT_MARKER}': {column_id}"
                )
            table_id, column_name = column_id.split(
                TABLE_COLUMN_SPLIT_MARKER, maxsplit=1
            )

            chunks = data.get_serialized_data(column_id)

            # TODO: support multiple chunks
            assert chunks.get_number_of_chunks() == 1
            files = list(chunks.get_chunks(as_files=True, symlink_ok=True))
            assert len(files) == 1

            file = files[0]
            with pa.memory_map(file, "r") as column_chunk:
                loaded_arrays: pa.Table = pa.ipc.open_file(column_chunk).read_all()
                column = loaded_arrays.column(column_name)
                tables.setdefault(table_id, {})[column_name] = column

        table = KiaraTables.create_tables(tables)
        return table