LOR.collect_codes¶
- LOR.collect_codes(prefix, confirmation_required=True, verbose=False, raise_error=False)[source]¶
Collect data of PRIDE/LOR codes for the given prefix.
- Parameters:
prefix (str) – The prefix of LOR codes to collect.
confirmation_required (bool) – Whether user confirmation is required; if
confirmation_required=True(default), prompts the user for confirmation before proceeding with data collection.verbose (bool | int) – Whether to print relevant information to the console; defaults to
False.raise_error (bool) – Whether to raise the provided exception; if
raise_error=False(default), the error will be suppressed.
- Returns:
A dictionary containing the LOR codes for the given
prefix, orNoneif no data is available.- Return type:
dict | None
Examples:
>>> from pyrcs.line_data import LOR # from pyrcs import LOR >>> lor = LOR() >>> lor_codes_cy = lor.collect_codes(prefix='CY', verbose=True) Proceed with collecting data of "LOR (CY)"? [No]|Yes: yes Collecting the data ... Done. >>> assert isinstance(lor_codes_cy, dict) >>> list(lor_codes_cy.keys()) ['CY', 'Notes', 'Last updated date'] >>> cy_codes = lor_codes_cy['CY'] >>> type(cy_codes) pandas.DataFrame >>> cy_codes.head() Code ... RA Note 0 CY240 ... Caerwent branch RA4 1 CY1540 ... Pembroke - Pembroke Dock RA6 [2 rows x 5 columns] >>> lor_codes_nw = lor.collect_codes(prefix='NW', verbose=True) Proceed with collecting data of "LOR (NW)"? [No]|Yes: yes Collecting the data ... Done. >>> assert isinstance(lor_codes_nw, dict) >>> list(lor_codes_nw.keys()) ['NW', 'Notes', 'Last updated date'] >>> nw_codes = lor_codes_nw['NW'] >>> type(nw_codes) pandas.DataFrame >>> nw_codes.head() Code ... RA Note 0 NW0001 ... 1 NW1001 ... 2 NW1002 ... 3 NW1003 ... 4 NW1004 ... [5 rows x 5 columns] >>> lor_codes_xr = lor.collect_codes(prefix='XR') Proceed with collecting data of "LOR (XR)"? [No]|Yes: yes Collecting the data ... Done. >>> type(lor_codes_xr) dict >>> list(lor_codes_xr.keys()) ['XR', 'Last updated date'] >>> xr_codes = lor_codes_xr['XR'] >>> type(xr_codes) dict >>> list(xr_codes.keys()) ['Current codes', 'Current codes note', 'Past codes', 'Past codes note'] >>> xr_codes['Past codes'] Code ... RA Note 0 XR001 ... 1 XR002 ... [2 rows x 5 columns] >>> xr_codes['Current codes'] Code ... RA Note 0 XR001 ... Originally reported as RA4 1 XR002 ... Originally reported as RA4 [2 rows x 5 columns]