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script_placeholder

Placeholder to run Python scripts during workfile build.

MaxPlaceholderScriptPlugin

Bases: MaxPlaceholderPlugin

Execute a script at the given order during workfile build.

This is a very low-level placeholder to run Python scripts at a given point in time during the workfile template build.

It can create a container as placeholder node.

Source code in client/ayon_max/plugins/workfile_build/script_placeholder.py
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class MaxPlaceholderScriptPlugin(MaxPlaceholderPlugin):
    """Execute a script at the given `order` during workfile build.

    This is a very low-level placeholder to run Python scripts at a given
    point in time during the workfile template build.

    It can create a container as placeholder node.

    """

    identifier = "max.runscript"
    label = "Run Python Script"

    use_selection_as_parent = False

    def get_placeholder_options(self, options=None):
        options = options or {}
        return [
            NumberDef(
                "order",
                label="Order",
                default=options.get("order") or 0,
                decimals=0,
                minimum=0,
                maximum=999,
                tooltip=(
                    "Order"
                    "\nOrder defines asset loading priority (0 to 999)"
                    "\nPriority rule is : \"lowest is first to load\"."
                )
            ),
            TextDef(
                "prepare_script",
                label="Run at\nprepare",
                tooltip="Run before populate at prepare order",
                multiline=True,
                default=options.get("prepare_script", "")
            ),
            TextDef(
                "populate_script",
                label="Run at\npopulate",
                tooltip="Run script at populate node order<br>"
                        "This is the <b>default</b> behavior",
                multiline=True,
                default=options.get("populate_script", EXAMPLE_SCRIPT)
            ),
            TextDef(
                "depth_processed_script",
                label="Run after\ndepth\niteration",
                tooltip="Run script after every build depth iteration",
                multiline=True,
                default=options.get("depth_processed_script", "")
            ),
            TextDef(
                "finished_script",
                label="Run after\nbuild",
                tooltip=(
                    "Run script at build finished.<br>"
                    "<b>Note</b>: this even runs if other placeholders had "
                    "errors during the build"
                ),
                multiline=True,
                default=options.get("finished_script", "")
            ),
        ]


    def prepare_placeholders(self, placeholders):
        super(MaxPlaceholderScriptPlugin, self).prepare_placeholders(
            placeholders
        )
        for placeholder in placeholders:
            prepare_script = placeholder.data.get("prepare_script")
            if not prepare_script:
                continue

            self.run_script(placeholder, prepare_script)

    def populate_placeholder(self, placeholder):

        populate_script = placeholder.data.get("populate_script")
        depth_script = placeholder.data.get("depth_processed_script")
        finished_script = placeholder.data.get("finished_script")

        # Run now
        if populate_script:
            self.run_script(placeholder, populate_script)

        if not any([depth_script, finished_script]):
            # No callback scripts to run
            if not placeholder.data.get("keep_placeholder", True):
                self.delete_placeholder(placeholder)
            return

        # Run at each depth processed
        if depth_script:
            callback = weakref_partial(
                self.run_script, placeholder, depth_script)
            self.builder.add_on_depth_processed_callback(
                callback, order=placeholder.order)

        # Run at build finish
        if finished_script:
            callback = weakref_partial(
                self.run_script, placeholder, finished_script)
            self.builder.add_on_finished_callback(
                callback, order=placeholder.order)

        # If placeholder should be deleted, delete it after finish so
        # the scripts have access to it up to the last run
        if not placeholder.data.get("keep_placeholder", True):
            delete_callback = weakref_partial(
                self.delete_placeholder, placeholder)
            self.builder.add_on_finished_callback(
                delete_callback, order=placeholder.order + 1)

    def run_script(self, placeholder, script, event=None):
        """Run script

        Even though `placeholder` is an unused arguments by exposing it as
        an input argument it means it makes it available through
        globals()/locals() in the `exec` call, giving the script access
        to the placeholder.

        For example:
        >>> node = placeholder.scene_identifier

        In the case the script is running at a callback level (not during
        populate) then it has access to the `event` as well, otherwise the
        value is None if it runs during `populate_placeholder` directly.

        For example adding this as the callback script:
        >>> if event is not None:
        >>>     if event.topic == "on_depth_processed":
        >>>         print(f"Processed depth: {event.get('depth')}")
        >>>     elif event.topic == "on_finished":
        >>>         print("Build finished.")

        """
        self.log.debug(f"Running script at event: {event}")
        exec(script, locals())

run_script(placeholder, script, event=None)

Run script

Even though placeholder is an unused arguments by exposing it as an input argument it means it makes it available through globals()/locals() in the exec call, giving the script access to the placeholder.

For example:

node = placeholder.scene_identifier

In the case the script is running at a callback level (not during populate) then it has access to the event as well, otherwise the value is None if it runs during populate_placeholder directly.

For example adding this as the callback script:

if event is not None: if event.topic == "on_depth_processed": print(f"Processed depth: {event.get('depth')}") elif event.topic == "on_finished": print("Build finished.")

Source code in client/ayon_max/plugins/workfile_build/script_placeholder.py
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def run_script(self, placeholder, script, event=None):
    """Run script

    Even though `placeholder` is an unused arguments by exposing it as
    an input argument it means it makes it available through
    globals()/locals() in the `exec` call, giving the script access
    to the placeholder.

    For example:
    >>> node = placeholder.scene_identifier

    In the case the script is running at a callback level (not during
    populate) then it has access to the `event` as well, otherwise the
    value is None if it runs during `populate_placeholder` directly.

    For example adding this as the callback script:
    >>> if event is not None:
    >>>     if event.topic == "on_depth_processed":
    >>>         print(f"Processed depth: {event.get('depth')}")
    >>>     elif event.topic == "on_finished":
    >>>         print("Build finished.")

    """
    self.log.debug(f"Running script at event: {event}")
    exec(script, locals())