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160 changes: 157 additions & 3 deletions dpgen/generator/arginfo.py
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import textwrap
from typing import Union
from typing import Optional, Union

from dargs import Argument, Variant
from dargs.dargs import ArgumentValueError

from dpgen.arginfo import general_mdata_arginfo

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]


def fp_style_pwmat_args() -> list[Argument]:
"""Return first-principles arguments for PWmat labeling."""

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Use NumPy-style docstrings for the new functions.

Add a Returns section to fp_style_pwmat_args(). Add Parameters and Returns sections to has_required_generated_keys().

As per coding guidelines, dpgen/**/*.py must use NumPy-style docstrings for functions and classes.

Also applies to: 1003-1003

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In `@dpgen/generator/arginfo.py` at line 991, Update the docstrings of
fp_style_pwmat_args() and has_required_generated_keys() to follow NumPy style:
add a Returns section to fp_style_pwmat_args(), and add both Parameters and
Returns sections to has_required_generated_keys(), documenting each argument and
the returned value.

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required_generated_keys = {
"node1",
"node2",
"in.atom",
"ecut",
"e_error",
"rho_error",
"kspacing",
"flag_symm",
}

def has_required_generated_keys(params):
return required_generated_keys.issubset(params)

generated_args = [
Argument("node1", int, optional=False, doc="First PWmat node-grid size."),
Argument("node2", int, optional=False, doc="Second PWmat node-grid size."),
Argument(
"in.atom",
str,
optional=False,
doc="Atom-configuration filename written to the PWmat input.",
),
Argument(
"ecut",
[int, float],
optional=False,
doc="Plane-wave energy cutoff.",
),
Argument(
"e_error",
[int, float],
optional=False,
doc="Electronic-energy convergence threshold.",
),
Argument(
"rho_error",
[int, float],
optional=False,
doc="Charge-density convergence threshold.",
),
Argument(
"kspacing",
[int, float],
optional=False,
doc="Reciprocal-space spacing used to generate MP_N123.",
),
Argument(
"flag_symm",
[int, str],
optional=True,
default="NONE",
doc="PWmat symmetry flag: 0, 1, 2, 3, or 'NONE'.",
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The dargs library is a tool for validating and normalizing dictionary-based input arguments in Python programs [1][2]. In version 0.4.0, the central class is dargs.Argument, which defines the structure of expected arguments [3][4]. Key components and methods: Argument Definition - sub_fields: An optional iterable of Argument objects. When provided, the argument's dtype is treated as a dictionary, where items must correspond to the arguments defined in sub_fields [4]. - extra_check: A callable that takes a value and returns a boolean; it provides a way to perform custom, additional validation on the argument value [3][4]. Validation and Normalization Methods - check(argdict, strict=False, allow_ref=False): Validates if a dictionary conforms to the Argument structure [5][4]. - strict: When set to True, only keys explicitly defined in the Argument object are allowed [5][4]. - allow_ref: When set to True, enables the resolution of $ref keys pointing to external JSON or YAML files [6][4]. - check_value(value, strict=False, allow_ref=False): Similar to check, but designed to validate a value without requiring the leading key [3][1]. - normalize(argdict, inplace=False,...): Modifies an argument dictionary by handling aliases and applying default values defined in the Argument structure [3][1]. - normalize_value(value, inplace=False,...): The equivalent of normalize for values, ignoring the leading key [3][1].

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In the context of the dargs library (often used for processing arguments in deep modeling projects) [1][2], the methods mentioned are core components of the Argument class used to manage and validate input dictionaries. - check_value: This method takes a dictionary and validates whether its structure and types conform to the definitions provided in the Argument class [1]. It differs from the base check method by ignoring the leading key when comparing the input to the defined structure [1]. - normalize_value: This method processes a dictionary to handle aliases and inject default values [1]. Similar to check_value, it operates by ignoring the leading key relative to the standard normalize method [1]. - extra_check: While the primary methods are check/check_value and normalize/normalize_value, extra_check (often implemented as a callback or extension in such frameworks) is typically used to perform custom, user-defined validation logic on the argument values that goes beyond simple type checking [1]. The version v0.4.0 is part of the development history of the dargs library, which is maintained by DeepModeling [1][3]. These methods allow for flexible configuration management where complex argument structures can be defined, validated, and normalized dynamically [1].

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Constrain flag_symm to the documented values.

Argument("flag_symm", [int, str], ...) accepts values such as -1 and "invalid". For generated fp_params, these values can later cause _make_flag_symm() to raise RuntimeError. Add an extra_check for the allowed values. Add a test that calls normalize_value() and then asserts that check_value(strict=True) rejects invalid values under dargs 0.4.0.

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In `@dpgen/generator/arginfo.py` around lines 1040 - 1044, Update the flag_symm
Argument definition to add an extra_check that accepts only integer values 0–3
or the string "NONE", rejecting all other values before _make_flag_symm() can
fail. Add coverage that normalizes values with normalize_value() and verifies
check_value(strict=True) rejects invalid inputs under dargs 0.4.0.

),
Argument(
"icmix",
[int, float],
optional=True,
doc="SCF mixing parameter used to build scf_iter0_2.",
),
Argument(
"smearing",
int,
optional=True,
doc="PWmat smearing method written to SCF iteration settings.",
),
Argument(
"sigma",
[int, float],
optional=True,
doc="Smearing width written to SCF iteration settings.",
),
Argument(
"user_pwmat_params",
dict,
optional=True,
doc="Arbitrary PWmat keys overriding the generated input dictionary.",
),
]

return [
Argument(
"fp_pp_path",
str,
optional=False,
doc="Directory containing PWmat pseudopotential files.",
),
Argument(
"fp_pp_files",
list[str],
optional=False,
doc="Pseudopotential filenames ordered consistently with type_map.",
),
Argument(
"fp_incar",
str,
optional=True,
doc="Existing etot.input template; this takes highest priority.",
),
Argument(
"user_fp_params",
dict,
optional=True,
extra_check=has_required_generated_keys,
extra_check_errmsg=(
"user_fp_params must define node1, node2, in.atom, ecut, "
"e_error, rho_error, kspacing, and flag_symm"
),
doc=(
"Compatibility input mapping. The current generator consumes "
"node1, node2, in.atom, ecut, e_error, rho_error, kspacing, and "
"flag_symm, regenerates etot.input, and ignores other keys."
),
),
Argument(
"fp_params",
dict,
optional=True,
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sub_fields=generated_args,
doc=(
"Parameters used by make_pwmat_input_user_dict when neither "
"fp_incar nor user_fp_params is supplied."
),
),
]


class _FpStyleVariant(Variant):
"""Validate cross-field requirements for first-principles backends."""

def get_choice(self, argdict: dict, path: Optional[list[str]] = None) -> Argument:
"""Return the selected backend after validating PWmat input sources.

Dargs flattens variant fields into their parent mapping, so a regular
field-level extra check cannot express this at-least-one constraint.
"""
choice = super().get_choice(argdict, path)
input_sources = {"fp_incar", "user_fp_params", "fp_params"}
if choice.name == "pwmat" and input_sources.isdisjoint(argdict):
raise ArgumentValueError(
path,
"PWmat requires at least one input source: fp_incar, "
"user_fp_params, or fp_params.",
)
return choice


def fp_style_variant_type_args() -> Variant:
doc_fp_style = "Software for First Principles."
doc_amber_diff = (
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"The command argument in the machine file should be the script to run custom FP codes. "
"The extra forward and backward files can be defined in the machine file."
)
doc_pwmat = (
"PWmat density-functional labeling. The machine command should invoke "
"the site-specific PWmat executable."
)

return Variant(
return _FpStyleVariant(
"fp_style",
[
Argument("vasp", dict, fp_style_vasp_args()),
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Argument(
"amber/diff", dict, fp_style_amber_diff_args(), doc=doc_amber_diff
),
Argument("pwmat", dict, [], doc="TODO: add doc"),
Argument("pwmat", dict, fp_style_pwmat_args(), doc=doc_pwmat),

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In the dargs library (version 0.4.0), the check_value method is used to validate a value against an Argument structure without requiring the leading key [1][2]. Regarding the behavior of strict validation, sub_fields, and unknown keys: 1. Strict Validation: When the strict parameter is set to True, the validation process only permits keys that are explicitly defined in the Argument object [2][3]. If an unknown key is encountered while strict=True, an error will be raised [2]. 2. Sub_fields: The check_value method recursively validates nested dictionaries (sub-arguments) based on the sub_fields and sub_variants defined within the Argument object [2]. 3. Empty/Unknown Key Behavior: The library uses strict mode to control whether unknown keys are allowed. By default, or when strict is set to False, keys not explicitly defined in the argument structure may be accepted, depending on the specific implementation context. When strict=True, any key not defined in the corresponding Argument's sub_fields or sub_variants is considered unknown and triggers a validation failure [2][3]. There is no specific behavior identified for "empty" keys other than the standard validation of structure and types for the provided dictionary [1][4]. Documentation notes that the library examines the argument's type as well as the keys and types of its sub-arguments [1][4].

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Keep the simplify PWmat schema compatible.

simplify.simplify() uses strict validation. The simplify pwmat argument defines no fields, while the generator schema requires fp_pp_path and fp_pp_files. A PWmat simplify configuration can fail validation on these fields before simplification starts.

Add the equivalent PWmat schema to dpgen/simplify/arginfo.py and test each supported PWmat input mode.

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In `@dpgen/generator/arginfo.py` at line 1149, Add the required PWmat argument
fields, including fp_pp_path and fp_pp_files, to the simplify schema in
simplify/arginfo.py so it matches the generator schema and passes strict
validation; then add tests covering every supported PWmat input mode.

Argument("pwscf", dict, fp_style_pwscf_args()),
Argument("cpx", dict, fp_style_cpx_args()),
Argument("custom", dict, fp_style_custom_args(), doc=doc_custom),
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"""Validate PWmat first-principles parameter documentation."""

import unittest

from dargs import Argument
from dargs.dargs import ArgumentValueError

from dpgen.generator.arginfo import fp_style_variant_type_args


class TestPWmatArginfo(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.arginfo = Argument("fp", dict, sub_variants=[fp_style_variant_type_args()])
self.pseudopotentials = {
"fp_style": "pwmat",
"fp_pp_path": ".",
"fp_pp_files": ["C.UPF", "H.UPF"],
}

def check(self, data):
normalized = self.arginfo.normalize_value(data)
self.arginfo.check_value(normalized, strict=True)

def test_existing_input_file(self):
self.check({**self.pseudopotentials, "fp_incar": "etot.input"})

def test_requires_an_input_source(self):
"""A valid PWmat configuration must select one supported input path."""
with self.assertRaisesRegex(ArgumentValueError, "at least one input source"):
self.check(self.pseudopotentials)

def test_generated_fp_params(self):
self.check(
{
**self.pseudopotentials,
"fp_params": {
"node1": 4,
"node2": 1,
"in.atom": "atom.config",
"ecut": 50,
"e_error": 1e-4,
"rho_error": 1e-4,
"kspacing": 0.1,
"flag_symm": "NONE",
"icmix": 1.0,
"smearing": 2,
"sigma": 0.025,
"user_pwmat_params": {"job": "SCF", "out.wg": False},
},
}
)

def test_generated_fp_params_default_symmetry(self):
"""PWmat accepts generated inputs without an explicit symmetry override."""
self.check(
{
**self.pseudopotentials,
"fp_params": {
"node1": 4,
"node2": 1,
"in.atom": "atom.config",
"ecut": 50,
"e_error": 1e-4,
"rho_error": 1e-4,
"kspacing": 0.1,
},
}
)

def test_compatibility_user_fp_params(self):
self.check(
{
**self.pseudopotentials,
"user_fp_params": {
"node1": 4,
"node2": 1,
"job": "SCF",
"in.atom": "atom.config",
"in.psp1": "C.UPF",
"in.psp2": "H.UPF",
"ecut": 50,
"flag_symm": 2,
"e_error": 1e-4,
"rho_error": 1e-4,
"scf_iter0_1": "6 4 3 0.0000 0.025 2",
"xcfunctional": "PBE",
"kspacing": 0.1,
},
}
)


if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()