httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store¶

A generic in-memory store implementing the httk store/searcher protocols.

Rows are plain dicts keyed by backend record keys, and search expressions evaluate as predicates over those rows. It is the reference Store implementation: it backs the example demo server and is what adapter_from_providers() loads an EntryProvider’s records into.

Set operations evaluate exactly here — has_any/has_only are plain set predicates over the row’s list value, and ~ negates them directly. The SQL backend needs an aggregate rendering and a second (HAVING) evaluation position to say the same thing, but that is entirely its own business: the neutral protocol only ever hands a store one expression per searcher.add call.

String matching is literal here too (contains/startswith/endswith are plain str operations), which is exactly what the neutral protocol promises — no pattern language is involved at any point.

Iteration yields SearchResult values, one entry in values per MemorySearcher.output() call: a variable output yields the whole row dict, a field output the row’s value for that field.

Attributes¶

`Row`
`Predicate`

Classes¶

`MemoryExpression`	Represent a boolean predicate over an in-memory row.
`MemoryField`	Represent a named field in an in-memory row.
`MemoryVariable`	A query variable over one table of rows; attribute access yields fields.
`MemorySearcher`	Build and execute a query over in-memory row tables.
`InMemoryStore`	Provide a store over dictionary rows.
`MemoryResultSet`	Represent rows projected from an in-memory query.

Module Contents¶

httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.Row[source]¶

httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.Predicate[source]¶

class httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.MemoryExpression(predicate)[source]¶

Represent a boolean predicate over an in-memory row.

Parameters:: predicate (Predicate) – Function returning whether a row matches.

predicate[source]¶

class httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.MemoryField(name)[source]¶

Represent a named field in an in-memory row.

Parameters:: name (str) – Row key addressed by the field.

name[source]¶

startswith(other)[source]¶

Match string values that start with other.

Parameters:: other (str) – Prefix to match.
Returns:: Matching predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

endswith(other)[source]¶

Match string values that end with other.

Parameters:: other (str) – Required string suffix.
Returns:: Matching predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

contains(other)[source]¶

Match string values containing other.

Parameters:: other (str) – Required substring.
Returns:: Matching predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

is_in(*values)[source]¶

Match a scalar field against supplied values.

Parameters:: *values (Any) – Candidate scalar values.
Returns:: Matching predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

has(value)[source]¶

Match list values containing value.

Parameters:: value (Any) – Required list member.
Returns:: Matching predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

has_any(*values)[source]¶

Match list values containing any supplied member.

Parameters:: *values (Any) – Candidate list members.
Returns:: Matching predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

has_only(*values)[source]¶

Match list values containing no members outside the supplied set.

Parameters:: *values (Any) – Allowed list members.
Returns:: Matching predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

class httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.MemoryVariable(target)[source]¶

A query variable over one table of rows; attribute access yields fields.

always_true/always_false are real methods, declared before the catch-all __getattr__ so they win over it — they are reserved names that never resolve to a row key.

Parameters:: target (str) – Table name used by the searcher.

target[source]¶

always_true()[source]¶

Return a predicate that matches every row.

Returns:: Always-true predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

always_false()[source]¶

Return a predicate that matches no row.

Returns:: Always-false predicate.
Return type:: MemoryExpression

class httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.MemorySearcher(tables)[source]¶

Build and execute a query over in-memory row tables.

Parameters:: tables (dict[str, list[Row]]) – Row lists keyed by table name.

offset = 0[source]¶

variable(target)[source]¶

Select a table and return its query variable.

Parameters:: target (Any) – Table name to select.
Returns:: Variable addressing the selected table.
Return type:: MemoryVariable

output(variable, name)[source]¶

Append a whole-row or field output.

Parameters:

variable (MemoryVariable | MemoryField) – Variable for a whole row or field for one value.
name (str) – Output name.

Raises:

TypeError – If variable is neither a variable nor a field.

add(expression)[source]¶

Add a predicate to the query.

Parameters:: expression (MemoryExpression) – Predicate to apply to each row.

add_sort(field, descending)[source]¶

Append a sort key.

Parameters:

field (MemoryField) – Field used for ordering.
descending (bool) – Sort in descending order when true.

count()[source]¶

Return the number of rows matching the current query.

Returns:: Number of matching rows before paging.
Return type:: int

set_limit(limit)[source]¶

Set the maximum number of rows returned by this query.

Parameters:: limit (int) – Maximum result count; a negative value means unbounded.

add_offset(offset)[source]¶

Advance the query offset.

Parameters:: offset (int) – Number of matching rows to skip.

results(**outputs)[source]¶

Return a result set for selected outputs.

Parameters:

**outputs (Any) – Optional output names mapped to variables or fields.

Returns:

Materialized result set.

Raises:

TypeError – If an output is not a variable or field.
ValueError – If no outputs are selected.

Return type:

httk.store.query.ResultSetLike

class httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.InMemoryStore(tables)[source]¶

Provide a store over dictionary rows.

Parameters:: tables (dict[str, list[Row]]) – Row lists keyed by table name.

tables[source]¶

searcher(*, as_of=None)[source]¶

Create a searcher over this store’s tables.

Parameters:: as_of (object) – Optional historic timestamp cutoff; unsupported here.
Returns:: Fresh in-memory searcher.
Raises:: ValueError – If a historic cutoff is requested.
Return type:: MemorySearcher

class httk.serve.optimade.backend.memory_store.MemoryResultSet(rows, outputs)[source]¶

Represent rows projected from an in-memory query.

Parameters:

rows (list[Row]) – Matching rows after paging.
outputs (list[tuple[str, MemoryVariable | MemoryField]]) – Named variables or fields projected from each row.

first()[source]¶

Return the first result, if present.

Returns:: First result or None.
Return type:: httk.store.query.ResultRowLike | None

one()[source]¶

Return the only result.

Returns:

The sole result.

Raises:

httk.store.NoResultError – If the result set is empty.
httk.store.MultipleResultsError – If it has more than one result.

Return type:

httk.store.query.ResultRowLike

scalars(name=None)[source]¶

Iterate one named scalar output from each result.

Parameters:

name (str | None) – Output name, or None when exactly one output exists.

Returns:

Iterator over scalar values.

Raises:

KeyError – If name is not declared.
ValueError – If no name is given and multiple outputs exist.

Return type:

collections.abc.Iterator[Any]

abstractmethod column(name)[source]¶

Reject SQL-style column access for in-memory results.

Parameters:: name (str) – Unsupported column name.
Raises:: NotImplementedError – In-memory results have no column proxy.

abstractmethod cursor()[source]¶

Reject SQL-style cursor access for in-memory results.

Raises:: NotImplementedError – In-memory results have no cursor proxy.