bridge.pipelines.utils.templating module

bridge.pipelines.utils.templating module#

Utilities for handling string templating.

bridge.pipelines.utils.templating.fill_template(template, placeholders)[source]#

Render a simple string template by substituting named placeholders.

This function performs lightweight templating by replacing occurrences of {{ key }} in the template with corresponding values from the placeholders dictionary. Whitespace immediately inside the curly braces is ignored, so all of the following forms are supported and treated equivalently:

  • {{key}}

  • {{ key }}

  • {{    key   }}

Substitution is performed for each key in placeholders using a regular expression that matches the placeholder pattern. Placeholders without a corresponding key in the placeholders dictionary are left unchanged.

Parameters:
  • template (str) – The template string containing one or more placeholders of the form {{ key }}.

  • placeholders (dict[str, str]) – A mapping from placeholder names (without braces) to replacement strings. Each key is treated literally (escaped in the underlying regular expression).

Returns:

The rendered template with all matching placeholders replaced by their corresponding values.

Return type:

str

bridge.pipelines.utils.templating.remove_first_snippet_from_text(text, snippet)[source]#

Remove the first occurrence of a snippet from a string.

This helper searches for the first occurrence of snippet in text and returns a new string with that occurrence removed. All content before and after the snippet is preserved. If the snippet is not found, the original string is returned unchanged.

Behaviour: - If text is None or an empty string, an empty string is returned. - If snippet is None or an empty string, text is returned unchanged. - Only the first match is removed; subsequent occurrences of snippet

remain untouched.

Parameters:
  • text (str | None) – The original text from which the snippet should be removed. May be None, in which case an empty string is returned.

  • snippet (str | None) – The snippet to remove from the text. If None or empty, no removal is performed.

Returns:

A new string with the first occurrence of snippet removed, or the original text (or an empty string) if no removal is performed.

Return type:

str