1.3.1.2. PyRates.pyrates.frontend.fileio

1.3.1.2.1. pyrates.frontend.fileio module

Interfaces for loading and saving (dumping) templates and circuits from/to file.

pyrates.frontend.fileio.save(_obj: object, filename: str, filetype: str, **kwargs)[source]

Save an object to file.

Parameters
_obj

The object to dump to file. It must either be pickleable or have a to_dict method for ‘yaml’ mode.

filename

Path to file (absolute or relative).

filetype

Chooses which loader to use to load the file. Allowed types: pickle, yaml

None

1.3.1.2.2. pyrates.frontend.fileio.pickle module

Interface to load from and save to python pickles.

pyrates.frontend.fileio.pickle.dump(data, filename, **kwargs)[source]
pyrates.frontend.fileio.pickle.load(filename, **kwargs)[source]

1.3.1.2.3. pyrates.frontend.fileio.yaml module

Some utility functions for parsing YAML-based definitions of circuits and components.

pyrates.frontend.fileio.yaml.dict_from_yaml(path: str)[source]

Load a template from YAML and return the resulting dictionary.

Parameters:

path – (str) path to YAML template of the form path.to.template_file.template_name or path/to/template_file/template_name.TemplateName. The dot notation refers to a path that can be found using python’s import functionality. That means it needs to be a module (a folder containing an __init__.py) located in the Python path (e.g. the current working directory). The slash notation refers to a file in an absolute or relative path from the current working directory. In either case the second-to-last part refers to the filename without file extension and the last part refers to the template name.

pyrates.frontend.fileio.yaml.dump_to_yaml(circuit, path: str, **kwargs) None[source]

Interface to dump a CircuitTemplate instance to YAML.

Parameters:
  • circuit

  • path

Return type:

None