validate_shape_default_names

class ValidateShapeDefaultNames(plugin.MayaInstancePlugin,
                                OptionalPyblishPluginMixin):
    """Validates that Shape names are using Maya's default format.

    When you create a new polygon cube Maya will name the transform
    and shape respectively:
    - ['pCube1', 'pCubeShape1']
    If you rename it to `bar1` it will become:
    - ['bar1', 'barShape1']
    Then if you rename it to `bar` it will become:
    - ['bar', 'barShape']
    Rename it again to `bar1` it will differ as opposed to before:
    - ['bar1', 'bar1Shape']
    Note that bar1Shape != barShape1
    Thus the suffix number can be either in front of Shape or behind it.
    Then it becomes harder to define where what number should be when a
    node contains multiple shapes, for example with many controls in
    rigs existing of multiple curves.

    """

    order = ValidateContentsOrder
    hosts = ['maya']
    families = ['model']
    optional = True
    label = "Shape Default Naming"
    actions = [ayon_maya.api.action.SelectInvalidAction,
               RepairAction]

    @staticmethod
    def _define_default_name(shape):
        parent = cmds.listRelatives(shape, parent=True, fullPath=True)[0]
        transform = short_name(parent)
        return '{0}Shape'.format(transform)

    @staticmethod
    def _is_valid(shape):
        """ Return whether the shape's name is similar to Maya's default. """
        transform = cmds.listRelatives(shape, parent=True, fullPath=True)[0]

        transform_name = short_name(transform)
        shape_name = short_name(shape)

        # A Shape's name can be either {transform}{numSuffix}
        # Shape or {transform}Shape{numSuffix}
        # Upon renaming nodes in Maya that is
        # the pattern Maya will act towards.
        transform_no_num = transform_name.rstrip("0123456789")
        pattern = '^{transform}[0-9]*Shape[0-9]*$'.format(
            transform=transform_no_num)

        if re.match(pattern, shape_name):
            return True
        else:
            return False

    @classmethod
    def get_invalid(cls, instance):
        shapes = cmds.ls(instance, shapes=True, long=True)
        return [shape for shape in shapes if not cls._is_valid(shape)]

    def process(self, instance):
        """Process all the shape nodes in the instance"""
        if not self.is_active(instance.data):
            return

        invalid = self.get_invalid(instance)
        if invalid:
            raise PublishValidationError(
                "Incorrectly named shapes found: {0}".format(invalid))

    @classmethod
    def repair(cls, instance):
        """Process all the shape nodes in the instance"""
        for shape in cls.get_invalid(instance):
            correct_shape_name = cls._define_default_name(shape)
            cmds.rename(shape, correct_shape_name)