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1 | from typing import Literal, Any, get_args |
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5 | def default_literal_deserializer(obj: Any, cls: Literal, *, strictly_equal_literal: bool = False, **_): |
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6 | """ |
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7 | Deserialize an object to any matching value of the given Literal. The first |
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8 | successful deserialization is returned. |
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9 | :param obj: The object that needs deserializing. |
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10 | :param cls: The Literal type with values (e.g. Literal[1, 2]). |
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11 | :param strictly_equal_literal: determines whether the type of the value |
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12 | and literal should also be taken into account. |
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13 | :param _: not used. |
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14 | :return: An object of the first value of the Literal that could be |
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15 | deserialized successfully. |
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16 | """ |
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17 | for literal_value in get_args(cls): |
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18 | value_equal = obj == literal_value |
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19 | type_equal = type(obj) == type(literal_value) |
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20 | if value_equal and (not strictly_equal_literal or type_equal): |
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21 | break |
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22 | else: |
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23 | err_msg = 'Could not match the object "{}" to the Literal: {}'.format(obj, cls) |
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24 | raise DeserializationError(err_msg, obj, None) |
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25 | return literal_value |
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26 |