Node

class sycamore.plan_nodes.LeafNode(**resource_args)

class sycamore.plan_nodes.Node(children: list[Node | None], materialize: dict = {}, parallelism: int | None = None, **resource_args)

A Node is the abstract base unit of a Sycamore Transform, which allows DocSets to transform themselves into end results. Sycamore processes this as a directed tree graph, which allows transforms to be linked to each other and then implemented

finalize() → None

Override this method to run something at the end of execution after all documents have been returned.

prepare() → Callable | None

Override this method to run something at the beginning of execution after rules have been applied. The entire tree will be traversed in before mode and then any returned callables will be called in the order they were returned. Each callable can return another callable.

traverse(obj: NodeTraverse | None = None, before: Callable[[Node], Node] | None = None, visit: Callable[[Node], None] | None = None, after: Callable[[Node], Node] | None = None) → Node

Traverse the node tree, functions will be converted to an object. See NodeTraverse for the semantics.

traverse_down(f: Callable[[Node], Node]) → Node

Allows a function to be applied to a node first and then all of its children

traverse_up(f: Callable[[Node], Node]) → Node

Allows a function to be applied to all of a node's children first and then itelf

class sycamore.plan_nodes.NodeTraverse(before: Callable[[Node], Node] | None = None, visit: Callable[[Node], None] | None = None, after: Callable[[Node], Node] | None = None)

NodeTraverse allows for complicated traversals

For simple use cases, call node.traverse({before,visit,after}=fn)

• before is called before traversing children.

• after is called after traversing children.

• visit is called over each node in an unspecified order, and is easier to use since the function returns nothing.

• once is called one time at the very start, and enables multi-pass transforms.

class sycamore.plan_nodes.Scan(**resource_args)

class sycamore.plan_nodes.Transform(child: Node, **resource_args)

class sycamore.plan_nodes.UnaryNode(child: Node | None, **resource_args)

class sycamore.plan_nodes.Write(child: Node, **resource_args)

sycamore.plan_nodes.print_plan(node: ~sycamore.plan_nodes.Node, stream=<_io.TextIOWrapper name='<stdout>' mode='w' encoding='utf-8'>) → None

Utility function for printing plans.

Prints the node and all its children. Indentation is used to indicate the parent-child relation, e.g.

RootNode

InternalNode1

LeafNode1

InternalNode2

LeafNode2