import logging from abc import abstractmethod import abc from collections import deque from moto.dynamodb2.parsing.ast_nodes import ( UpdateExpression, UpdateExpressionSetClause, UpdateExpressionSetActions, UpdateExpressionSetAction, UpdateExpressionRemoveActions, UpdateExpressionRemoveAction, UpdateExpressionPath, UpdateExpressionValue, UpdateExpressionGroupedValue, UpdateExpressionRemoveClause, ExpressionPathDescender, ExpressionSelector, ExpressionAttribute, ExpressionAttributeName, ExpressionAttributeValue, ExpressionValueOperator, UpdateExpressionFunction, UpdateExpressionAddClause, UpdateExpressionAddActions, UpdateExpressionAddAction, UpdateExpressionDeleteAction, UpdateExpressionDeleteActions, UpdateExpressionDeleteClause, ) from moto.dynamodb2.exceptions import InvalidTokenException, InvalidUpdateExpression from moto.dynamodb2.parsing.tokens import Token, ExpressionTokenizer class NestableExpressionParserMixin(object): """ For nodes that can be nested in themselves (recursive). Take for example UpdateExpression's grammar: UpdateExpression => UpdateExpressionClause* UpdateExpression => UpdateExpressionClause* UpdateExpression If we consider it of structure NestableExpression => TargetClause* NestableExpression => TargetClause* NestableExpression This pattern comes back multiple times. This Mixin adds re-usability for that type of pattern. This approach is taken since it allows to remain the ordering of the Nodes as how the corresponding tokens where in the originating expression. """ def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): self.target_clauses = deque() def _parse_target_clause(self, factory_class): """ Args: factory_class: The factory for the target clause e.g. UpdateExpressionSetClauseParser Returns: """ logging.debug( "Move token pos {pos} to continue parsing with specific factory class {fc}".format( pos=self.token_pos, fc=factory_class.__class__.__name__ ) ) # noinspection PyProtectedMember ast, token_pos = factory_class(**self._initializer_args())._parse_with_pos() self.target_clauses.append(ast) logging.debug( "Continue where previous parsing ended {token_pos}".format( token_pos=token_pos ) ) self.token_pos = token_pos @abstractmethod def _initializer_args(self): """ Get the arguments of the initializer. This is implemented by the calling class. See ExpressionParser for an example. Returns: dict: A dictionary of the initializer arguments """ @classmethod @abstractmethod def _nestable_class(cls): """ Get the class of the Node that will be created that would be nested. For the example in the docstring this would be UpdateExpression Returns: class: The class of the Nodes that will be created. """ def _create_node(self): """ target_clauses has the nodes in order of encountering. Go through them backwards and build the tree bottom up. This way left-deep-descending traversal will process nodes in order. Continuing the example of an UpdateExpression: For example SET a=3 REMOVE b UpdateExpression / \ SET a=3 UpdateExpression | REMOVE b self.target_clauses looks like: ( SET a=3 >> REMOVE b ) Returns: moto.dynamodb2.ast_nodes.Node: Node of an AST representing the Expression as produced by the factory. """ assert len(self.target_clauses) > 0, "No nodes for {cn}".format( cn=self.__class__.__name__ ) target_node = self._nestable_class()(children=[self.target_clauses.pop()]) while len(self.target_clauses) > 0: target_node = self._nestable_class()( children=[self.target_clauses.pop(), target_node] ) return target_node class ExpressionParser(metaclass=abc.ABCMeta): """Abstract class""" def __init__(self, expression_token_list, token_pos=0): """ Args: expression_token_list: token_pos(int): Location where parsing is """ self.token_list = expression_token_list self.token_pos = token_pos def _initializer_args(self): return {"expression_token_list": self.token_list, "token_pos": self.token_pos} @abstractmethod def _parse(self): """ Start parsing the token_list from token_pos for the factory type. Returns: moto.dynamodb2.ast_nodes.Node: AST which is root node of resulting abstract syntax tree """ @classmethod def is_possible_start(cls, token): return token is not None and cls._is_possible_start(token) @classmethod @abstractmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): """ Args: token(moto.dynamodb2.tokens.Token): Returns: bool: True if token is a possible start for entries processed by `cls` """ def _parse_with_pos(self): """ Start parsing the token_list from token_pos for the factory type and also return the resulting token_pos. Returns: (ast, token_pos): tuple of AST which is root node of resulting abstract syntax tree and token_pos is the position in the tokenlist. """ return self._parse(), self.token_pos def parse(self): return self._parse() def get_next_token_type(self): """ Get the type of the next token to be processed Returns: str: Token type or None if no more next token """ try: return self.get_next_token().type except AttributeError: return None def get_next_token(self): """ Get the next token to be processed Returns: moto.dynamodb2.tokens.Token: or None if no more next token """ try: return self.token_list[self.token_pos] except IndexError: return None def get_next_token_value(self): """ Get the value of the next token to be processed Returns: str: value or None if no more next token """ try: return self.get_next_token().value except AttributeError: return None def is_at_end(self): """Return boolean indicating whether we are at end of the parsing""" return self.token_pos == len(self.token_list) def is_at_start(self): """Return boolean indicating whether we are at start of the parsing""" return self.token_pos == 0 def get_last_token_value(self): """Get the last token that was correctly parsed or return empty string""" if self.token_pos > 0: return self.token_list[self.token_pos - 1].value else: return "" def get_last_token_type(self): """Get the last token type that was correctly parsed or return None""" if self.token_pos > 0: return self.token_list[self.token_pos - 1].type else: return None def get_2nd_last_token_value_if_last_was_whitespace(self): """Get the 2nd last token that was correctly parsed if last one was whitespace or return empty string""" if self.token_pos > 1 and self.get_last_token_type() == Token.WHITESPACE: return self.token_list[self.token_pos - 2].value else: return "" def get_following_token_value(self): """Get the token value after the one that is being parsed or empty string if non existent.""" try: return self.token_list[self.token_pos + 1].value except IndexError: return "" def get_following_token_type(self): """Get the token type after the one that is being parsed or None if non existent.""" try: return self.token_list[self.token_pos + 1].type except IndexError: return None def get_2nd_following_token_value_if_following_was_whitespace(self): """Get the 2nd following token that was correctly parsed if 1st one was whitespace or return empty string""" if self.get_following_token_type() == Token.WHITESPACE: try: return self.token_list[self.token_pos + 2].value except IndexError: return "" else: return "" def skip_white_space(self): try: while self.get_next_token_type() == Token.WHITESPACE: self.token_pos += 1 except IndexError: assert self.token_pos > 0, "We should always have positive indexes" logging.debug("We are out of range so end is reached") def process_token_of_type(self, token_type): """ Maker sure the next token is of type `token_type` if not raise unexpected token Args: token_type: A token type Returns: str: The value if the token is of type `token_type` """ if self.get_next_token_type() == token_type: token_value = self.get_next_token_value() self.goto_next_significant_token() return token_value else: self.raise_unexpected_token() def goto_next_significant_token(self): """Continue past current token and skip all whitespaces""" self.token_pos += 1 self.skip_white_space() def raise_unexpected_token(self): if self.is_at_end(): problematic_token = "" problematic_token_in_near = "" else: problematic_token_in_near = problematic_token = self.get_next_token_value() near = "".join( [ self.get_2nd_last_token_value_if_last_was_whitespace(), self.get_last_token_value(), problematic_token_in_near, self.get_following_token_value(), self.get_2nd_following_token_value_if_following_was_whitespace(), ] ) raise InvalidTokenException(problematic_token, near) class NestableBinExpressionParser(ExpressionParser): """ For nodes that can be nested in themselves (recursive) but with an operation. Take for example UpdateExpressionValue's grammar: Value => Operand* Value => Operand* + Value Value => Operand* - Value If we consider it of structure NestableBinExpression => TargetClause* NestableBinExpression => TargetClause* BinOp NestableBinExpression This pattern comes back multiple times. This Mixin adds re-usability for that type of pattern. This approach is taken since it allows to remain the ordering of the Nodes as how the corresponding tokens where in the originating expression. """ def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(NestableBinExpressionParser, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.target_nodes = deque() def _parse_target_clause(self, factory_class): """ Args: factory_class: The factory for the target clause e.g. UpdateExpressionSetClauseParser Returns: """ # noinspection PyProtectedMember ast, self.token_pos = factory_class( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() self.target_nodes.append(ast) logging.debug( "Continue where previous parsing ended {token_pos}".format( token_pos=self.token_pos ) ) def _parse(self): self._parse_target_clause(self._operand_factory_class()) while self._binop_factory_class().is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()): self._parse_target_clause(self._binop_factory_class()) if self._operand_factory_class().is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()): self._parse_target_clause(self._operand_factory_class()) else: self.raise_unexpected_token() return self._create_node() @abstractmethod def _operand_factory_class(self): """ Get the Parser class of the Operands for the Binary operations/actions. Returns: class: """ @abstractmethod def _binop_factory_class(self): """ Get a factory that gets the possible binary operation. Returns: class: A class extending ExpressionParser """ def _create_node(self): """ target_clauses has the nodes in order of encountering. Go through them forward and build the tree bottom up. For simplicity docstring will use Operand Node rather than the specific node This way left-deep-descending traversal will process nodes in order. Continuing the example of an UpdateExpressionValue: For example value => a + :val - :val2 UpdateExpressionValue / | \ UpdateExpressionValue BinOp Operand / | | | | UpdateExpressionValue BinOp Operand - :val2 / | | Operand + :val | a self.target_nodes looks like: ( a >> + >> :val >> - >> :val2 ) Returns: moto.dynamodb2.ast_nodes.Node: Node of an AST representing the Expression as produced by the factory. """ if len(self.target_nodes) == 1: return UpdateExpressionValue(children=[self.target_nodes.popleft()]) else: target_node = UpdateExpressionValue( children=[ self.target_nodes.popleft(), self.target_nodes.popleft(), self.target_nodes.popleft(), ] ) while len(self.target_nodes) >= 2: target_node = UpdateExpressionValue( children=[ target_node, self.target_nodes.popleft(), self.target_nodes.popleft(), ] ) assert len(self.target_nodes) == 0 return target_node class UpdateExpressionParser(ExpressionParser, NestableExpressionParserMixin): """ Parser to create update expressions """ @classmethod def _sub_factories(cls): return [ UpdateExpressionSetClauseParser, UpdateExpressionAddClauseParser, UpdateExpressionDeleteClauseParser, UpdateExpressionRemoveClauseParser, ] @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): pass def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(UpdateExpressionParser, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) NestableExpressionParserMixin.__init__(self) @classmethod def _nestable_class(cls): return UpdateExpression def _parse_expression_clause(self, factory_class): return self._parse_target_clause(factory_class) def _parse_by_a_subfactory(self): for sub_factory in self._sub_factories(): if sub_factory.is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()): self._parse_expression_clause(sub_factory) return True return False def _parse(self): """ Update Expression is the top-most node therefore it is expected to end up at the end of the expression. """ while True: self.skip_white_space() if self.is_at_end(): logging.debug("End reached") break elif self._parse_by_a_subfactory(): continue else: self.raise_unexpected_token() return self._create_node() @classmethod def make(cls, expression_str): token_list = ExpressionTokenizer.make_list(expression_str) return cls(token_list).parse() class UpdateExpressionSetClauseParser(ExpressionParser): """ UpdateExpressionSetClause => SET SetActions """ @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE and token.value.upper() == "SET" def _parse(self): assert self.is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()) self.goto_next_significant_token() ast, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionSetActionsParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() # noinspection PyProtectedMember return UpdateExpressionSetClause(children=[ast]) class UpdateExpressionActionsParser(ExpressionParser, NestableExpressionParserMixin): """ UpdateExpressionSetActions """ def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(UpdateExpressionActionsParser, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) NestableExpressionParserMixin.__init__(self) @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): raise RuntimeError( "{class_name} cannot be identified by the next token.".format( class_name=cls._nestable_class().__name__ ) ) @classmethod @abstractmethod def _nestable_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionSetActions @classmethod @abstractmethod def _nested_expression_parser_class(cls): """Returns the parser for the query part that creates the nested nodes""" def _parse(self): """ UpdateExpressionSetActions is inside the expression so it can be followed by others. Process SetActions one by one until no more SetAction. """ self.skip_white_space() while self._nested_expression_parser_class().is_possible_start( self.get_next_token() ): self._parse_target_clause(self._nested_expression_parser_class()) self.skip_white_space() if self.get_next_token_type() == Token.COMMA: self.goto_next_significant_token() else: break if len(self.target_clauses) == 0: logging.debug( "Didn't encounter a single {nc} in {nepc}.".format( nc=self._nestable_class().__name__, nepc=self._nested_expression_parser_class().__name__, ) ) self.raise_unexpected_token() return self._create_node() class UpdateExpressionSetActionsParser(UpdateExpressionActionsParser): """ UpdateExpressionSetActions """ @classmethod def _nested_expression_parser_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionSetActionParser @classmethod def _nestable_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionSetActions class UpdateExpressionSetActionParser(ExpressionParser): """ SetAction => Path = Value So we create an UpdateExpressionSetAction Node that has 2 children. Left child Path and right child Value. """ @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return UpdateExpressionPathParser.is_possible_start(token) def _parse(self): """ UpdateExpressionSetActionParser only gets called when expecting a SetAction. So we should be aggressive on raising invalid Tokens. We can thus do the following: 1) Process path 2) skip whitespace if there are any 3) Process equal-sign token 4) skip whitespace if there are any 3) Process value """ path, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionPathParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() self.skip_white_space() self.process_token_of_type(Token.EQUAL_SIGN) self.skip_white_space() value, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionValueParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() return UpdateExpressionSetAction(children=[path, value]) class UpdateExpressionPathParser(ExpressionParser): """ Paths are selectors within items to specify a part within an Item. DynamoDB does not impose much restrictions on the data it stores but it does store more strict restrictions on how they are represented in UpdateExpression's. """ def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(UpdateExpressionPathParser, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.path_nodes = [] @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): """ Args: token(Token): the token to be checked Returns: bool: Whether the token could be the start of an UpdateExpressionPath """ if token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE_NAME: return True elif token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE and token.value.upper() != "REMOVE": """We have to make sure remove is not passed""" return True return False def _parse(self): return self.process_path() def process_path(self): self.parse_path() return UpdateExpressionPath(children=self.path_nodes) def parse_path(self): """ A path is comprised of: - Attribute: the name of an attribute as how it is stored which has no special characters - ATTRIBUTE_NAME: A placeholder that has no special characters except leading # to refer to attributes that have a name that is not allowed in an UpdateExpression) - DOT's: These are used to decent in a nested structure. When a DOT is in a path expression it is never part of an attribute name but always means to descent into a MAP. We will call each descend a patch chain - SELECTORs: E.g.: [1] These are used to select an element in ordered datatypes like a list. Whitespaces can be between all these elements that build a path. For SELECTORs it is also allowed to have whitespaces between brackets and numbers but the number cannot be split up with spaces Attributes and attribute_names must be separated with DOT's. Returns: UpdateExpressionPath: """ self.parse_path_chain() while self.is_next_token_start_of_patch_chain(): self.process_dot() self.parse_path_chain() def is_next_token_start_of_patch_chain(self): return self.get_next_token_type() == Token.DOT def process_dot(self): self.path_nodes.append(ExpressionPathDescender()) self.goto_next_significant_token() def parse_path_chain(self): self.process_attribute_identifying_token() self.skip_white_space() while self.is_next_token_start_of_selector(): self.process_selector() self.skip_white_space() def process_attribute_identifying_token(self): if self.get_next_token_type() == Token.ATTRIBUTE: self.path_nodes.append(ExpressionAttribute(self.get_next_token_value())) elif self.get_next_token_type() == Token.ATTRIBUTE_NAME: self.path_nodes.append(ExpressionAttributeName(self.get_next_token_value())) else: self.raise_unexpected_token() self.goto_next_significant_token() def is_next_token_start_of_selector(self): return self.get_next_token_type() == Token.OPEN_SQUARE_BRACKET def process_selector(self): """ Process the selector is only called when a selector must be processed. So do the following actions: - skip opening bracket - skip optional spaces - read numeric literal - skip optional spaces - pass closing bracket """ self.process_token_of_type(Token.OPEN_SQUARE_BRACKET) selector_value = self.process_token_of_type(Token.NUMBER) self.process_token_of_type(Token.CLOSE_SQUARE_BRACKET) self.path_nodes.append(ExpressionSelector(selector_value)) class UpdateExpressionValueParser(NestableBinExpressionParser): @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return UpdateExpressionOperandParser.is_possible_start(token) def _operand_factory_class(self): return UpdateExpressionOperandParser def _binop_factory_class(self): return UpdateExpressionValueOperatorParser class UpdateExpressionGroupedValueParser(ExpressionParser): """ A grouped value is an Update Expression value clause that is surrounded by round brackets. Each Operand can be a grouped value by itself. """ def _parse(self): self.process_token_of_type(Token.OPEN_ROUND_BRACKET) value, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionValueParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() self.process_token_of_type(Token.CLOSE_ROUND_BRACKET) return UpdateExpressionGroupedValue(children=value) @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return token.type == Token.OPEN_ROUND_BRACKET class UpdateExpressionValueOperatorParser(ExpressionParser): OPERATION_TOKENS = [Token.PLUS_SIGN, Token.MINUS_SIGN] @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return token.type in cls.OPERATION_TOKENS def _parse(self): operation_value = self.get_next_token_value() assert operation_value in self.OPERATION_TOKENS self.goto_next_significant_token() return ExpressionValueOperator(operation_value) class UpdateExpressionOperandParser(ExpressionParser): """ Grammar Operand* => AttributeValue Operand* => UpdateExpressionFunction Operand* => Path Operand* => GroupedValue """ @classmethod def _sub_factories(cls): return [ UpdateExpressionAttributeValueParser, UpdateExpressionFunctionParser, UpdateExpressionPathParser, UpdateExpressionGroupedValueParser, ] @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return any(parser.is_possible_start(token) for parser in cls._sub_factories()) def _parse(self): for factory in self._sub_factories(): if factory.is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()): node, self.token_pos = factory( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() return node self.raise_unexpected_token() class UpdateExpressionAttributeValueParser(ExpressionParser): def _parse(self): attr_value = ExpressionAttributeValue( self.process_token_of_type(Token.ATTRIBUTE_VALUE) ) return attr_value @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE_VALUE class UpdateExpressionAttributeValueOrPathParser(ExpressionParser): def _parse(self): if UpdateExpressionAttributeValueParser.is_possible_start( self.get_next_token() ): token, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionAttributeValueParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() else: token, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionPathParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() return token @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return any( [ UpdateExpressionAttributeValueParser.is_possible_start(token), UpdateExpressionPathParser.is_possible_start(token), ] ) class UpdateExpressionFunctionParser(ExpressionParser): """ A helper to process a function of an Update Expression """ # Map function to the factories for its elements FUNCTIONS = { "if_not_exists": [ UpdateExpressionPathParser, UpdateExpressionAttributeValueOrPathParser, ], "list_append": [UpdateExpressionOperandParser, UpdateExpressionOperandParser], } @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): """ Check whether a token is supposed to be a function Args: token(Token): the token to check Returns: bool: True if token is the start of a function. """ if token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE: return token.value in cls.FUNCTIONS.keys() else: return False def _parse(self): function_name = self.get_next_token_value() if function_name not in self.FUNCTIONS.keys(): # Function names are case sensitive raise InvalidUpdateExpression(function_name) self.goto_next_significant_token() self.process_token_of_type(Token.OPEN_ROUND_BRACKET) function_elements = [function_name] function_arguments = self.FUNCTIONS[function_name] for i, func_elem_factory in enumerate(function_arguments): func_elem, self.token_pos = func_elem_factory( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() function_elements.append(func_elem) if i + 1 < len(function_arguments): self.skip_white_space() self.process_token_of_type(Token.COMMA) self.process_token_of_type(Token.CLOSE_ROUND_BRACKET) return UpdateExpressionFunction(children=function_elements) class UpdateExpressionRemoveClauseParser(ExpressionParser): """ UpdateExpressionRemoveClause => REMOVE RemoveActions """ def _parse(self): assert self.is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()) self.goto_next_significant_token() ast, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionRemoveActionsParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() # noinspection PyProtectedMember return UpdateExpressionRemoveClause(children=[ast]) @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): """REMOVE is not a keyword""" return token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE and token.value.upper() == "REMOVE" class UpdateExpressionRemoveActionsParser(UpdateExpressionActionsParser): """ UpdateExpressionSetActions """ @classmethod def _nested_expression_parser_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionRemoveActionParser @classmethod def _nestable_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionRemoveActions class UpdateExpressionRemoveActionParser(ExpressionParser): """ RemoveAction => Path = Value So we create an UpdateExpressionSetAction Node that has 2 children. Left child Path and right child Value. """ @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return UpdateExpressionPathParser.is_possible_start(token) def _parse(self): """ UpdateExpressionRemoveActionParser only gets called when expecting a RemoveAction. So we should be aggressive on raising invalid Tokens. We can thus do the following: 1) Process path 2) skip whitespace if there are any """ path, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionPathParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() self.skip_white_space() return UpdateExpressionRemoveAction(children=[path]) class UpdateExpressionAddClauseParser(ExpressionParser): def _parse(self): assert self.is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()) self.goto_next_significant_token() ast, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionAddActionsParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() # noinspection PyProtectedMember return UpdateExpressionAddClause(children=[ast]) @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE and token.value.upper() == "ADD" class UpdateExpressionAddActionsParser(UpdateExpressionActionsParser): """ UpdateExpressionSetActions """ @classmethod def _nested_expression_parser_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionAddActionParser @classmethod def _nestable_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionAddActions class UpdateExpressionPathValueParser(ExpressionParser, metaclass=abc.ABCMeta): def _parse_path_and_value(self): """ UpdateExpressionAddActionParser only gets called when expecting an AddAction. So we should be aggressive on raising invalid Tokens. We can thus do the following: 1) Process path 2) skip whitespace if there are any 3) Process a value 4) skip whitespace if there are any Returns: [path, value]: A list containing the Path node and the AttributeValue nodes """ path, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionPathParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() self.skip_white_space() value, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionAttributeValueParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() self.skip_white_space() return [path, value] class UpdateExpressionAddActionParser(UpdateExpressionPathValueParser): @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return UpdateExpressionPathParser.is_possible_start(token) def _parse(self): return UpdateExpressionAddAction(children=self._parse_path_and_value()) class UpdateExpressionDeleteClauseParser(ExpressionParser): def _parse(self): assert self.is_possible_start(self.get_next_token()) self.goto_next_significant_token() ast, self.token_pos = UpdateExpressionDeleteActionsParser( **self._initializer_args() )._parse_with_pos() # noinspection PyProtectedMember return UpdateExpressionDeleteClause(children=[ast]) @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return token.type == Token.ATTRIBUTE and token.value.upper() == "DELETE" class UpdateExpressionDeleteActionsParser(UpdateExpressionActionsParser): """ UpdateExpressionSetActions """ @classmethod def _nested_expression_parser_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionDeleteActionParser @classmethod def _nestable_class(cls): return UpdateExpressionDeleteActions class UpdateExpressionDeleteActionParser(UpdateExpressionPathValueParser): @classmethod def _is_possible_start(cls, token): return UpdateExpressionPathParser.is_possible_start(token) def _parse(self): return UpdateExpressionDeleteAction(children=self._parse_path_and_value())