

"""simple docstring"""





import platform
from argparse import ArgumentParser

import huggingface_hub
import pandas
import pyarrow

from datasets import __version__ as version
from datasets.commands import BaseDatasetsCLICommand



def        _lowerCAmelCase      (						UpperCAmelCase     :							Any				):


					'''simple docstring'''






					return EnvironmentCommand()







class     __a   (      snake_case__    ):

			"""simple docstring"""

			@staticmethod
			def    _lowerCAmelCase			(							lowercase_     :					ArgumentParser						):
								UpperCamelCase__		:    Dict         =parser.add_parser('''env'''						,  help='''Print relevant system environment info.'''						)
								download_parser.set_defaults(func=lowercase_						)






			def    _lowerCAmelCase			(							self     :					int						):
								UpperCamelCase__		:    Tuple         ={
								    '''`datasets` version''': version,
								    '''Platform''': platform.platform(),
								    '''Python version''': platform.python_version(),
								    '''Huggingface_hub version''': huggingface_hub.__version__,
								    '''PyArrow version''': pyarrow.__version__,
								    '''Pandas version''': pandas.__version__,
								}

								print('''\nCopy-and-paste the text below in your GitHub issue.\n'''						)
								print(self.format_dict(lowercase_						)						)

								return info






			@staticmethod
			def    _lowerCAmelCase			(							lowercase_     :					Any						):
								return "\n".join([f'''- {prop}: {val}''' for prop, val in d.items()]						) + "\n"





"""simple docstring"""





import unittest

from transformers.image_processing_utils import get_size_dict

class     __a   (      unittest.TestCase    ):

			"""simple docstring"""

			def    _lowerCAmelCase			(							self     :					Dict						):
								# Test a dict with the wrong keys raises an error
								UpperCamelCase__		:    str         ={'''wrong_key''': 224}
								with self.assertRaises(lowercase_						):
													get_size_dict(lowercase_						)

								UpperCamelCase__		:    Any         ={'''height''': 224}
								with self.assertRaises(lowercase_						):
													get_size_dict(lowercase_						)

								UpperCamelCase__		:    List[str]         ={'''width''': 224, '''shortest_edge''': 224}
								with self.assertRaises(lowercase_						):
													get_size_dict(lowercase_						)

								# Test a dict with the correct keys is returned as is
								UpperCamelCase__		:    int         ={'''height''': 224, '''width''': 224}
								UpperCamelCase__		:    str         =get_size_dict(lowercase_						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  lowercase_						)

								UpperCamelCase__		:    List[Any]         ={'''shortest_edge''': 224}
								UpperCamelCase__		:    List[str]         =get_size_dict(lowercase_						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  {'''shortest_edge''': 224}						)

								UpperCamelCase__		:    List[Any]         ={'''longest_edge''': 224, '''shortest_edge''': 224}
								UpperCamelCase__		:    Tuple         =get_size_dict(lowercase_						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  {'''longest_edge''': 224, '''shortest_edge''': 224}						)

								# Test a single int value which  represents (size, size)
								UpperCamelCase__		:    Optional[int]         =get_size_dict(224						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  {'''height''': 224, '''width''': 224}						)

								# Test a single int value which represents the shortest edge
								UpperCamelCase__		:    str         =get_size_dict(224						,  default_to_square=lowercase_						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  {'''shortest_edge''': 224}						)

								# Test a tuple of ints which represents (height, width)
								UpperCamelCase__		:    List[str]         =get_size_dict((150, 200)						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  {'''height''': 150, '''width''': 200}						)

								# Test a tuple of ints which represents (width, height)
								UpperCamelCase__		:    Optional[int]         =get_size_dict((150, 200)						,  height_width_order=lowercase_						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  {'''height''': 200, '''width''': 150}						)

								# Test an int representing the shortest edge and max_size which represents the longest edge
								UpperCamelCase__		:    int         =get_size_dict(224						,  max_size=256						,  default_to_square=lowercase_						)
								self.assertEqual(lowercase_						,  {'''shortest_edge''': 224, '''longest_edge''': 256}						)

								# Test int with default_to_square=True and max_size fails
								with self.assertRaises(lowercase_						):
													get_size_dict(224						,  max_size=256						,  default_to_square=lowercase_						)


