Class: Artbase::Base

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/artbase/collection/base.rb

Overview

“abstract” Base collection - check -use a different name - why? why not?

Direct Known Subclasses

TokenCollection

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#_normalize_trait_type(trait_type) ⇒ Object

“private” helpers



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 309

def _normalize_trait_type( trait_type )
  if @patch && @patch[:trait_types]
    @patch[:trait_types][ trait_type ] || trait_type
  else
     trait_type
  end
end

#_normalize_trait_value(trait_value) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 317

def _normalize_trait_value( trait_value )
  if @patch && @patch[:trait_values]
    @patch[:trait_values][ trait_value ] || trait_value
  else
    trait_value
  end
end

#calc_attribute_counters ⇒ Object

todo/check: use a different name _counts/_stats etc - why? why not?



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 113

def calc_attribute_counters  ## todo/check: use a different name _counts/_stats etc - why? why not?

  attributes_by_count = { count: 0,
                          by_count: Hash.new(0)
                        }
  counter = {}


  each_meta do |meta, id|   ## todo/fix: change id to index
    traits = meta.traits
    # print "#{traits.size} - "
    # pp  traits

    print "#{id}.."   if id % 100 == 0  ## print progress report

    attributes_by_count[ :count ] +=1
    attributes_by_count[ :by_count ][ traits.size ] += 1

    traits.each do |trait_type, trait_value|
        trait_type  = _normalize_trait_type( trait_type )
        trait_value = _normalize_trait_value( trait_value )


        rec = counter[ trait_type ] ||= { count: 0,
                                          by_type: Hash.new(0)
                                        }
        rec[ :count ] +=1
        rec[ :by_type ][ trait_value ] += 1
    end
  end

  print "\n"
  puts

  ## return all-in-one hash
  {
    total:  attributes_by_count,
    traits: counter,
  }
end

#convert_images(overwrite:) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 6

def convert_images( overwrite: )
  image_dir = "./#{slug}/token-i"
  Image.convert( image_dir, from: 'jpg', to: 'png', overwrite: overwrite )
  Image.convert( image_dir, from: 'gif', to: 'png', overwrite: overwrite )
  Image.convert( image_dir, from: 'svg', to: 'png', overwrite: overwrite )
end

#dump_attributes ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 155

def dump_attributes
  stats = calc_attribute_counters

  total    = stats[:total]
  counter  = stats[:traits]

  puts
  puts "attribute usage / counts:"
  pp total
  puts

  puts "#{counter.size} attribute(s):"
  counter.each do |trait_name, trait_rec|
     puts "  #{trait_name}  #{trait_rec[:count]}  (#{trait_rec[:by_type].size} uniques)"
  end

  puts
  pp counter
end

#export_attributes(order: [], renames: {}) ⇒ Object

order - allow “custom” attribute order export

renames - allow renames of attributes



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 180

def export_attributes(
   order: [],
   renames: {}
)

  ## step 1: get counters
  stats = calc_attribute_counters

  total    = stats[:total]
  counter  = stats[:traits]

  puts
  puts "attribute usage / counts:"
  pp total
  puts

  puts "#{counter.size} attribute(s):"
  counter.each do |trait_name, trait_rec|
     puts "  #{trait_name}  #{trait_rec[:count]}  (#{trait_rec[:by_type].size} uniques)"
  end


  trait_names = []
  trait_names += order    ## get attributes if any in pre-defined order
  counter.each do |trait_name, _|
      if trait_names.include?( trait_name )
         next    ## skip already included
      else
         trait_names  << trait_name
      end
  end


  recs = []


  ## step 2: get tabular data
  each_meta do |meta, id|   ## todo/fix: change id to index

    traits = meta.traits
    # print "#{traits.size} - "
    # pp  traits

    print "#{id}.."   if id % 100 == 0  ## print progress report

    ## setup empty hash table (with all attributes)
    rec = {}

    ## note: use __Slug__& __Name__
    ##         to avoid conflict with attribute names
    ##         e.g. attribute with "Name" will overwrite built-in and so on

    rec['__Slug__'] = if respond_to?( :_meta_slugify )
                       _meta_slugify( meta, id )
                  else
                     ## default to id (six digits) as string with leading zeros
                     ##    for easy sorting using strings
                     ##   e.g.  1 => '000001'
                     ##         2 => '000002'
                       '%06d' % id
                  end

    rec['__Name__'] = meta.name

    ## add all attributes/traits names/keys
    trait_names.reduce( rec ) { |h,value| h[value] = []; h }
    ## pp rec

    ## note: use an array (to allow multiple values for attributes)
    traits.each do |trait_type, trait_value|
       trait_type  = _normalize_trait_type( trait_type )
       trait_value = _normalize_trait_value( trait_value )

       values = rec[ trait_type ]
       values << trait_value
    end
    recs << rec
  end
  print "\n"

  ## pp recs

  ## flatten recs
  data = []
  recs.each do |rec|
     row = rec.values.map do |value|
                  if value.is_a?( Array )
                     value.join( ' / ' )
                  else
                     value
                  end
             end
     data << row
  end


  ## sort by slug
  data = data.sort {|l,r| l[0] <=> r[0] }
  pp data

  ### save dataset
  ##  note: change first colum Slug to ID - only used for "internal" sort etc.
  headers = ['ID', 'Name']
  headers += trait_names.map do |trait_name|   ## check for renames
                                renames[trait_name] || trait_name
                             end


  path = "./#{@slug}/tmp/#{@slug}.csv"
  dirname = File.dirname( path )
  FileUtils.mkdir_p( dirname )  unless Dir.exist?( dirname )

  File.open( path, 'w:utf-8' ) do |f|
    f.write(  headers.join( ', ' ))
    f.write( "\n" )
    ## note: replace ID with our own internal running (zero-based) counter
    data.each_with_index do |row,i|
      f.write( ([i]+row[1..-1]).join( ', '))
      f.write( "\n" )
    end
  end
end

#make_composite(limit: nil, mirror: false) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 37

def make_composite( limit: nil,
                    mirror: false )
  ### use well-known / pre-defined (default) grids
  ##        (cols x rows) for now - why? why not?

  composite_count = if limit
                      limit
                    else
                      @count - @excludes.size
                    end

  cols, rows = case composite_count
               when    99 then   [10,  10]
               when   100 then   [10,  10]
               when   150 then   [15,  10]
               when   314 then   [15,  21]
               when   500 then   [25,  20]
               when  1000 then   [25,  40]
               when  2200 then   [50,  44]
               when  2222 then   [50,  45]
               when  2469 then   [50,  50]
               when  3000 then   [100, 30]    ## or use 50*60 - why? why not?
               when  3500 then   [100, 35]    ## or use 50*x ??
               when  3979 then   [100, 40]
               when  4000 then   [100, 40]    ## or use 50x80 - why? why not?
               when  4444 then   [100, 45]    ## or use 50x??
               when  5000 then   [100, 50]    ## or use 50x100 - why? why not?
               when  5555 then   [100, 56]   # 5600 (45 left empty)
               when  6666 then   [100, 67]   # 6700 (34 left empty)
               when  6688 then   [100, 67]   # 6700 (12 left empty)
               when  6969 then   [100, 70]   # 7000 (31 left empty)
               when  7500 then   [100, 75]
               when  8888 then   [100, 89]
               when  9969 then   [100,100]
               when 10000 then   [100,100]
               else
                   raise ArgumentError, "sorry - unknown composite count #{composite_count}/#{@count} for now"
               end

  composite = ImageComposite.new( cols, rows,
                                  width:  @width,
                                  height: @height )


  count = 0
  each_image do |img, id|
    puts "==> #{id}"
    composite <<    if mirror
                      img.mirror
                    else
                      img
                    end

    count += 1
    break if limit && count >= limit
  end


  slug = "#{@slug}"
  slug += "#{limit}" if limit
  slug += "_left"    if mirror

  path = "./#{@slug}/tmp/#{slug}-#{@width}x#{@height}.png"
  puts "   saving #{path}..."
  composite.save( path )

  if composite_count < 1000
    path = "./#{@slug}/tmp/#{slug}-#{@width}x#{@height}@2x.png"
    puts "   saving 2x #{path}..."
    composite.zoom(2).save( path )
  end
end

#make_strip ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/artbase/collection/base.rb', line 15

def make_strip
  composite_count = @count - @excludes.size

  composite = ImageComposite.new( 9, 1,
                                  width:  @width,
                                  height: @height )

  i = 0
  each_image do |img, id|
    puts "==> [#{i+1}/9] #{id}"
    composite << img

    i += 1
    break if i >= 9
  end


  composite.save( "./#{@slug}/tmp/#{@slug}-strip.png" )
end