bakana extension for takane formats

Implements bakana-compatible readers for takane-formatted datasets and results. Developers can define subclasses to load data from their own local/remote sources, e.g., gypsum.

To demonstrate, we'll show how to read a dataset from the local filesystem with Node.js. First, install the package from npm:

npm install bakana-takane

Given a string containing some kind of "path" with Unix file separators, developers should define a method to get/list the contents of the file or directory.

import * as fs from "fs";

export function getFile(path) {
    const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, null);
    return new Uint8Array(contents);
}

export function listFiles(path) {
    return fs.readdirSync(path);
}

We define a subclass of the AbstractDataset:

import * as bt from "bakana-takane"

class LocalDataset extends bt.AbstractDataset {
    constructor(path) {
        super(path, getFile, listFiles);
    }

    // Extra methods required by bakana; omitting the
    // serialize/unserialize methods for simplicity.
    static format() {
        return "local-takane";
    }

    abbreviate() {
        return { "path": path };
    }
};

Instances of our LocalDataset can now be used in bakana:

import * as bakana from "bakana";
const ds = new LocalDataset("/path/to/dataset");
let state = await bakana.createAnalysis();
let params = bakana.analysisDefaults();
await bakana.runAnalysis(state, { dataset: ds }, params);

Subclasses of the AbstractResult are even easier to define:

class LocalResult extends bt.AbstractResult {
    constructor(path) {
        super(path, getFile, listFiles);
    }
};

Check out the reference documentation for more information.