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| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """Generate the config.rst source from the currently installed version | |
| of PocketSphinx. | |
| FIXME: This should be integrated into the Sphinx build but I haven't | |
| figured out how to do that yet. | |
| """ | |
| from pocketsphinx import Decoder | |
| PREAMBLE = """Configuration parameters | |
| ======================== | |
| These are the parameters currently recognized by | |
| `pocketsphinx.Config` and `pocketsphinx.Decoder` along with their | |
| default values. | |
| .. method:: Config(*args, **kwargs) | |
| Create a PocketSphinx configuration. This constructor can be | |
| called with a list of arguments corresponding to a command-line, in | |
| which case the parameter names should be prefixed with a '-'. | |
| Otherwise, pass the keyword arguments described below. For | |
| example, the following invocations are equivalent:: | |
| config = Config("-hmm", "path/to/things", "-dict", "my.dict") | |
| config = Config(hmm="path/to/things", dict="my.dict") | |
| The same keyword arguments can also be passed directly to the | |
| constructor for `pocketsphinx.Decoder`. | |
| """ | |
| config = Decoder.default_config() | |
| # Sort them into required and other | |
| required = [] | |
| other = [] | |
| for arg in config.describe(): | |
| if arg.required: | |
| required.append(arg) | |
| else: | |
| other.append(arg) | |
| required.sort(key=lambda a: a.name) | |
| kwargs = required + other | |
| print(PREAMBLE) | |
| for arg in kwargs: | |
| arg_text = f" :keyword {arg.type.__name__} {arg.name}: " | |
| if arg.doc is not None: | |
| arg_text += arg.doc | |
| if arg.default is not None: | |
| if arg.type == bool: | |
| default = arg.default == "yes" | |
| else: | |
| default = arg.type(arg.default) | |
| arg_text += f", defaults to ``{default}``" | |
| print(arg_text) | |