fabricatio 0.3.15.dev4__cp312-cp312-win_amd64.whl → 0.4.4__cp312-cp312-win_amd64.whl

fabricatio/models/extra/rule.py

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-"""A module containing classes related to rule sets and rules.
-
-This module provides the `Rule` and `RuleSet` classes, which are used to define and manage
-individual rules and collections of rules, respectively. These classes are designed to
-facilitate the creation, organization, and application of rules in various contexts,
-ensuring clarity, consistency, and enforceability. The module supports detailed
-descriptions, examples, and metadata for each rule and rule set, making it suitable for
-complex rule management systems.
-"""
-
-from typing import List, Self, Tuple, Unpack
-
-from fabricatio.capabilities.persist import PersistentAble
-from fabricatio.models.generic import Language, SketchedAble, WithBriefing
-from more_itertools import flatten
-
-
-class Rule(WithBriefing, Language, SketchedAble, PersistentAble):
-    """Represents a rule or guideline for a specific topic."""
-
-    violation_examples: List[str]
-    """A list of concrete examples demonstrating violations of this rule. Each example should
-    be a clear scenario or case that illustrates how the rule can be broken, including the
-    context, actions, and consequences of the violation. These examples should help in
-    understanding the boundaries of the rule."""
-
-    compliance_examples: List[str]
-    """A list of concrete examples demonstrating proper compliance with this rule. Each example
-    should be a clear scenario or case that illustrates how to correctly follow the rule,
-    including the context, actions, and positive outcomes of compliance. These examples should
-    serve as practical guidance for implementing the rule correctly."""
-
-
-class RuleSet(SketchedAble, PersistentAble, WithBriefing, Language):
-    """Represents a collection of rules and guidelines for a particular topic."""
-
-    rules: List[Rule]
-    """The collection of rules and guidelines contained in this rule set. Each rule should be
-    a well-defined, specific guideline that contributes to the overall purpose of the rule set.
-    The rules should be logically organized and consistent with each other, forming a coherent
-    framework for the topic or domain covered by the rule set."""
-
-    @classmethod
-    def gather(cls, *rulesets: Unpack[Tuple["RuleSet", ...]]) -> Self:
-        """Gathers multiple rule sets into a single rule set."""
-        if not rulesets:
-            raise ValueError("No rulesets provided")
-        return cls(
-            name=";".join(ruleset.name for ruleset in rulesets),
-            description=";".join(ruleset.description for ruleset in rulesets),
-            rules=list(flatten(r.rules for r in rulesets)),
-        )