Source code for improver.utilities.filename

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"""Module for generating IMPROVER-compliant file names."""

from iris.exceptions import CoordinateNotFoundError


[docs]def generate_file_name(cube, parameter=None): """ From a forecast cube, generate an IMPROVER-suitable file name using the correct lead time. Based on existing StaGE functionality. Requires a "time" coordinate. If the cube has no "forecast_period" coordinate (for example if the input is a radar composite or other observation), this function creates a dummy string representing a forecast period of zero. Args: cube (iris.cube.Cube): Cube containing nowcast data Kwargs: parameter (str): Optional parameter name to use in the output filename rather than taking the name of the cube diagnostic. Returns: filename (str): File base name to which to write Raises: iris.exceptions.CoordinateNotFoundError: If the input cube has no "time" coordinate """ vtime = (cube.coord('time').units).num2date(cube.coord('time').points)[0] validity_time_string = '{:04}{:02}{:02}T{:02}{:02}Z'.format( vtime.year, vtime.month, vtime.day, vtime.hour, vtime.minute) try: forecast_period_coord = cube.coord('forecast_period').copy() forecast_period_coord.convert_units('s') forecast_period, = forecast_period_coord.points forecast_period_hours = int(forecast_period // 3600) forecast_period_minutes = int( (forecast_period - 3600*forecast_period_hours)) // 60 forecast_period_string = 'PT{:04}H{:02}M'.format( forecast_period_hours, forecast_period_minutes) except CoordinateNotFoundError: forecast_period_string = 'PT0000H00M' if parameter is None: parameter = cube.name().replace(' ', '_').lower() for char in ["/", "(", ")"]: parameter = parameter.replace(char, '') parameter = parameter.replace('__', '_') filename = '{}-{}-{}.nc'.format( validity_time_string, forecast_period_string, parameter) return filename