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+Metadata-Version: 2.5
+Name: odatadol
+Version: 0.0.2
+Summary: Read an OData v4 entity set as a Mapping: stdlib-only transport, paging, column-group joins, $metadata
+Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/i2mint/odatadol
+Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/i2mint/odatadol
+Project-URL: Documentation, https://i2mint.github.io/odatadol
+Author: Thor Whalen
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+License-File: LICENSE
+Keywords: dol,filemaker,key-value,mapping,odata,rest
+Requires-Python: >=3.10
+Provides-Extra: dev
+Requires-Dist: pytest-cov>=4.0; extra == 'dev'
+Requires-Dist: pytest>=7.0; extra == 'dev'
+Requires-Dist: ruff>=0.1.0; extra == 'dev'
+Provides-Extra: docs
+Requires-Dist: sphinx-rtd-theme>=1.0; extra == 'docs'
+Requires-Dist: sphinx>=6.0; extra == 'docs'
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+
+# odatadol
+
+Read an OData v4 entity set as a Python `Mapping`, with the standard library only (`urllib`, `json`, `xml.etree`): zero runtime dependencies.
+
+```
+pip install odatadol
+```
+
+```python
+from odatadol import ODataReader, BasicAuth
+
+store = ODataReader(
+    'https://example.com/odata/v4/Shop', 'Products',
+    key='ProductID', credentials=BasicAuth('reader', password),
+)
+len(store)          # one $count request
+store['P0042']      # one filtered request
+list(store)         # the key column only, in key order
+dict(store.items()) # every record, read in bulk
+```
+
+It is read-only by construction: every request is a `GET`, and no function takes an HTTP verb.
+
+## The functions under the facade
+
+`ODataReader` is a thin layer over plain functions, each usable on its own. They take the service root and the entity set name, then keyword-only options.
+
+| function | does |
+|---|---|
+| `entity_count(service, entity, filter=)` | `$count`, sent with `Accept: */*` |
+| `entity_records(service, entity, select=, filter=, orderby=, top=, page_size=)` | records, lazily, paged by `$top`/`$skip` or `@odata.nextLink`, annotations dropped; a read ends on an empty page, so a server that silently caps its pages loses nothing |
+| `entity_columns(service, entity, select=, key=, version=, filter=, max_url=)` | a `$select` too wide for one URL, read as column groups and joined on `key` |
+| `entity_metadata(service, entity)` | `$metadata` as `{name: {'type': 'Edm.…', 'nullable': bool, 'annotations': {...}}}` |
+| `odata_get(url)` | the one request everything goes through |
+
+```python
+from decimal import Decimal
+from odatadol import entity_records, entity_metadata
+
+entity_metadata(service, 'Products')['Price']
+# {'type': 'Edm.Decimal', 'nullable': True}
+
+newest = next(entity_records(
+    service, 'Products', select=['ProductID', 'ModifiedAt'],
+    filter='ModifiedAt ne null', orderby='ModifiedAt desc', top=1,
+    parse_float=Decimal,   # keep every digit of a fractional number
+))
+```
+
+## Seams
+
+Every function takes the same keyword arguments for what a host may need to swap:
+
+- `fetch=(url, headers) -> (status, body bytes)`: the transport. Defaults to `urllib_fetch` (use `functools.partial(urllib_fetch, timeout=...)` to change its timeout). Tests pass `odatadol.testing.FakeService`, a scripted server that records every URL it was asked for.
+- `credentials=`: `None` (anonymous), `BasicAuth(account, password)`, `BearerToken(token)`, anything with a `header() -> str` method, or a zero-argument callable returning one of those, so a keychain or file lookup happens only when a request is made. Neither the password nor the `Authorization` header ever appears in an error, and credentials never follow a redirect or a `@odata.nextLink` to another origin (a cross-origin nextLink is refused). A server that would page forever (ignoring `$skip`, or repeating its nextLink) is stopped with an `ODataError`.
+- `max_url=` (default 2000) and `page_size=` (default 1000).
+- `parse_float=`: applied to every fractional JSON number; `decimal.Decimal` keeps every digit (default `float`).
+- `literal=` (on `ODataReader`): writes a key as a `$filter` literal for `store[k]` and `k in store`; defaults to `odata_literal` (str, numbers, bool, `uuid.UUID`, `datetime` objects). For an `Edm.Guid` key that iteration returns as text, pass `literal=str`.
+
+## Wide reads are one moment, or they raise
+
+A front end such as IIS refuses URLs past about 2,048 characters, answering its own 404 as if the entity did not exist. A `$select` of a hundred or more fields is past that, so `entity_columns` (and `ODataReader` with a wide `select=`) splits it into groups that fit `max_url`, reads each in key order, and joins them on the key.
+
+A join of separate reads is only a true record if every read saw the same records in the same state, so:
+
+- `version=` names a property the server rewrites on every edit (a modification timestamp). It is read in every group and must agree per key; otherwise an edit landing between two reads would yield a record that never existed.
+- With a single group, a narrow key/version read follows it, because `$skip` paging over a delete before the cursor and an insert after it skips a live record while the count still balances.
+- An empty or repeated key is refused (`ODataError`): joining on it would merge different records.
+- Reads that disagree raise `UnstableRead` (an `ODataError`), saying how many records were new, gone or edited. The entity set changed during the read; retrying is safe.
+
+## Server quirks it copes with
+
+Each was met against a real server and has a test:
+
+- `$count` with `Accept: text/plain` refused; odatadol sends `*/*`.
+- Property names with spaces must be double-quoted in `$select`/`$orderby` (`quote_name`), as FileMaker's OData requires.
+- A percent-encoded `:` inside a `$filter` timestamp is a syntax error; `:` travels bare, as RFC 3986 allows.
+- Raw control characters (a bare CR) inside JSON strings; parsed with `json.loads(strict=False)` and kept verbatim.
+
+## Writes
+
+Not here, and not behind a flag on the reader. If writing (POST/PATCH) is ever added it will be a separate, opt-in class with its own transport seam (method, body and response headers, for ETags), so code holding a reader cannot reach a write by passing the wrong argument, and the reader's `fetch=(url, headers) -> (status, bytes)` stays as it is. A `fetch` may do its own retries (on 429 or 503, say); the reader needs nothing more from it.

odatadol-0.0.2/README.md

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+# odatadol
+
+Read an OData v4 entity set as a Python `Mapping`, with the standard library only (`urllib`, `json`, `xml.etree`): zero runtime dependencies.
+
+```
+pip install odatadol
+```
+
+```python
+from odatadol import ODataReader, BasicAuth
+
+store = ODataReader(
+    'https://example.com/odata/v4/Shop', 'Products',
+    key='ProductID', credentials=BasicAuth('reader', password),
+)
+len(store)          # one $count request
+store['P0042']      # one filtered request
+list(store)         # the key column only, in key order
+dict(store.items()) # every record, read in bulk
+```
+
+It is read-only by construction: every request is a `GET`, and no function takes an HTTP verb.
+
+## The functions under the facade
+
+`ODataReader` is a thin layer over plain functions, each usable on its own. They take the service root and the entity set name, then keyword-only options.
+
+| function | does |
+|---|---|
+| `entity_count(service, entity, filter=)` | `$count`, sent with `Accept: */*` |
+| `entity_records(service, entity, select=, filter=, orderby=, top=, page_size=)` | records, lazily, paged by `$top`/`$skip` or `@odata.nextLink`, annotations dropped; a read ends on an empty page, so a server that silently caps its pages loses nothing |
+| `entity_columns(service, entity, select=, key=, version=, filter=, max_url=)` | a `$select` too wide for one URL, read as column groups and joined on `key` |
+| `entity_metadata(service, entity)` | `$metadata` as `{name: {'type': 'Edm.…', 'nullable': bool, 'annotations': {...}}}` |
+| `odata_get(url)` | the one request everything goes through |
+
+```python
+from decimal import Decimal
+from odatadol import entity_records, entity_metadata
+
+entity_metadata(service, 'Products')['Price']
+# {'type': 'Edm.Decimal', 'nullable': True}
+
+newest = next(entity_records(
+    service, 'Products', select=['ProductID', 'ModifiedAt'],
+    filter='ModifiedAt ne null', orderby='ModifiedAt desc', top=1,
+    parse_float=Decimal,   # keep every digit of a fractional number
+))
+```
+
+## Seams
+
+Every function takes the same keyword arguments for what a host may need to swap:
+
+- `fetch=(url, headers) -> (status, body bytes)`: the transport. Defaults to `urllib_fetch` (use `functools.partial(urllib_fetch, timeout=...)` to change its timeout). Tests pass `odatadol.testing.FakeService`, a scripted server that records every URL it was asked for.
+- `credentials=`: `None` (anonymous), `BasicAuth(account, password)`, `BearerToken(token)`, anything with a `header() -> str` method, or a zero-argument callable returning one of those, so a keychain or file lookup happens only when a request is made. Neither the password nor the `Authorization` header ever appears in an error, and credentials never follow a redirect or a `@odata.nextLink` to another origin (a cross-origin nextLink is refused). A server that would page forever (ignoring `$skip`, or repeating its nextLink) is stopped with an `ODataError`.
+- `max_url=` (default 2000) and `page_size=` (default 1000).
+- `parse_float=`: applied to every fractional JSON number; `decimal.Decimal` keeps every digit (default `float`).
+- `literal=` (on `ODataReader`): writes a key as a `$filter` literal for `store[k]` and `k in store`; defaults to `odata_literal` (str, numbers, bool, `uuid.UUID`, `datetime` objects). For an `Edm.Guid` key that iteration returns as text, pass `literal=str`.
+
+## Wide reads are one moment, or they raise
+
+A front end such as IIS refuses URLs past about 2,048 characters, answering its own 404 as if the entity did not exist. A `$select` of a hundred or more fields is past that, so `entity_columns` (and `ODataReader` with a wide `select=`) splits it into groups that fit `max_url`, reads each in key order, and joins them on the key.
+
+A join of separate reads is only a true record if every read saw the same records in the same state, so:
+
+- `version=` names a property the server rewrites on every edit (a modification timestamp). It is read in every group and must agree per key; otherwise an edit landing between two reads would yield a record that never existed.
+- With a single group, a narrow key/version read follows it, because `$skip` paging over a delete before the cursor and an insert after it skips a live record while the count still balances.
+- An empty or repeated key is refused (`ODataError`): joining on it would merge different records.
+- Reads that disagree raise `UnstableRead` (an `ODataError`), saying how many records were new, gone or edited. The entity set changed during the read; retrying is safe.
+
+## Server quirks it copes with
+
+Each was met against a real server and has a test:
+
+- `$count` with `Accept: text/plain` refused; odatadol sends `*/*`.
+- Property names with spaces must be double-quoted in `$select`/`$orderby` (`quote_name`), as FileMaker's OData requires.
+- A percent-encoded `:` inside a `$filter` timestamp is a syntax error; `:` travels bare, as RFC 3986 allows.
+- Raw control characters (a bare CR) inside JSON strings; parsed with `json.loads(strict=False)` and kept verbatim.
+
+## Writes
+
+Not here, and not behind a flag on the reader. If writing (POST/PATCH) is ever added it will be a separate, opt-in class with its own transport seam (method, body and response headers, for ETags), so code holding a reader cannot reach a write by passing the wrong argument, and the reader's `fetch=(url, headers) -> (status, bytes)` stays as it is. A `fetch` may do its own retries (on 429 or 503, say); the reader needs nothing more from it.

odatadol-0.0.2/odatadol/__init__.py

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+"""Read an OData v4 entity set as a Mapping, with the standard library only.
+
+    >>> from odatadol import ODataReader, BasicAuth                     # doctest: +SKIP
+    >>> store = ODataReader('https://example.com/odata', 'Products',    # doctest: +SKIP
+    ...                     key='ProductID', credentials=BasicAuth('me', 'pw'))
+    >>> len(store); store[42]; list(store)                              # doctest: +SKIP
+
+Under the facade are plain functions, usable on their own:
+
+- :func:`odata_get`: the one (``GET``) request, through a ``fetch`` seam.
+- :func:`entity_count`, :func:`entity_records`: ``$count`` and paged records, with
+  ``$select``/``$filter``/``$orderby``/``$top`` passed through.
+- :func:`entity_columns`: a ``$select`` too wide for one URL, read as column groups
+  joined on a key and checked to be one moment (:class:`UnstableRead` otherwise).
+- :func:`entity_metadata`: ``$metadata`` as ``{name: {type, nullable, annotations}}``.
+
+Read-only by construction: no function takes an HTTP verb.
+"""
+
+from odatadol.metadata import entity_metadata, parse_entity_metadata
+from odatadol.read import (
+    DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE,
+    MAX_URL_CHARS,
+    UnstableRead,
+    entity_columns,
+    entity_count,
+    entity_records,
+    entity_url,
+    quote_name,
+)
+from odatadol.store import ODataReader, odata_literal
+from odatadol.transport import (
+    BasicAuth,
+    BearerToken,
+    Credentials,
+    Fetch,
+    ODataError,
+    odata_get,
+    redact,
+    urllib_fetch,
+)
+
+__all__ = [
+    "ODataReader",
+    "odata_literal",
+    "BasicAuth",
+    "BearerToken",
+    "Credentials",
+    "Fetch",
+    "ODataError",
+    "UnstableRead",
+    "odata_get",
+    "urllib_fetch",
+    "redact",
+    "entity_url",
+    "quote_name",
+    "entity_count",
+    "entity_records",
+    "entity_columns",
+    "entity_metadata",
+    "parse_entity_metadata",
+    "DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE",
+    "MAX_URL_CHARS",
+]