Add JSON support for VerificationResults #93
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| res_d = result.unwrap_err() | ||
| success = "ERR" | ||
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| inst_d = { |
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I think these abbrevations like inst_d and vdr are not so readable. I would rather put the full names for readability
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| class VerificationDataResult: | |||
| """_summary_.""" | |||
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| # TODO: Convert files to path objects | |||
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I would not put todos in the code. I would rather create an issue from this
| "success": self.success, | ||
| "result": self.result, | ||
| "took": str(self.took), | ||
| # "counter_example": self.counter_example or "", |
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I would not publish commented code
| "network": str(self.network), | ||
| "property": str(self.property), | ||
| "timeout": str(self.timeout), | ||
| "verifier": self.verifier, |
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Why are the verifier, success and result not wrapped into str()?
| def json_write_verification_result( | ||
| verification_result: VerificationDataResult, json_path: Path | ||
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| """_summary_.""" |
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Shouldn't this summary be changed to contain some information?
| file_data = {"instances": []} | ||
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| file_data["instances"].append(verification_result.as_json_row()) | ||
| json_file.seek(0) |
| json_path: Path, | ||
| ) -> list[VerificationDataResult]: | ||
| """Reads a verification results json to a list of its dataclass.""" | ||
| results = pd.read_json(json_path)["instances"].tolist() |
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Shouldn't we maybe use the json package for parsing the json here? Pandas can quite easily break for parsing jsons. Also were will an error occuring here be catched?
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| self.stdout or "", | |||
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| def as_json_row(self) -> dict[str, Any]: | |||
| """Convert data to a json item.""" | |||
| if isinstance(self.counter_example, tuple): | |||
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do we still need this, if the counter example is not returned?
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