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import pyembroidery
from .utils import build_environment, write_inx_file
from .outputs import pyembroidery_output_formats
from ..extensions import extensions, Input, Output
from ..commands import LAYER_COMMANDS, OBJECT_COMMANDS, GLOBAL_COMMANDS, COMMANDS
from ..threads import ThreadCatalog
def layer_commands():
# We purposefully avoid using commands.get_command_description() here. We
# want to call _() on the description inside the actual template so that
# we use the translation language selected in build_environment().
return [(command, COMMANDS[command]) for command in LAYER_COMMANDS]
def global_commands():
return [(command, COMMANDS[command]) for command in GLOBAL_COMMANDS]
def object_commands():
return [(command, COMMANDS[command]) for command in OBJECT_COMMANDS]
def pyembroidery_debug_formats():
for format in pyembroidery.supported_formats():
if 'writer' in format and format['category'] != 'embroidery':
yield format['extension'], format['description']
def threadcatalog():
threadcatalog = ThreadCatalog().palette_names()
return threadcatalog
def generate_extension_inx_files():
env = build_environment()
for extension in extensions:
if extension is Input or extension is Output:
continue
name = extension.name()
template = env.get_template('%s.inx' % name)
write_inx_file(name, template.render(formats=pyembroidery_output_formats(),
debug_formats=pyembroidery_debug_formats(),
threadcatalog=threadcatalog(),
layer_commands=layer_commands(),
object_commands=object_commands(),
global_commands=global_commands()))
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