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Refactor cli and runner. Implement reserved config keys. Add feature to pass args to Trainer's methods. #124

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  • I've read the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md document.
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  • Documentation

    • Updated command-line argument in documentation from --config_file to --config.
  • Refactor

    • Introduced a new CLI function for command-line interfaces using fire.
    • Enhanced configuration parsing and validation logic for improved reliability and ease of use.
  • Chores

    • Changed script entry point for lighter command to streamline command execution.
  • Tests

    • Updated tests to reflect changes in command-line arguments and function names for consistency.

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The recent changes enhance the lighter codebase significantly by updating CLI functionality. The --config_file argument is replaced with --config, and the script entry point is updated to use lighter.utils.runner:cli. The new cli() function adds improved command-line interface capabilities through fire, with configuration and validation changes for better control flow and error checking.

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File Change Summary
docs/.../*.md Updated command-line argument from --config_file to --config in documentation files.
lighter/utils/logging.py Removed "lighter.utils.cli" from the SUPPRESSED_MODULES list.
lighter/utils/runner.py Introduced a new cli() function, updated parse_config(), added validate_config(), and enhanced the run() function to validate parsed config and specific overrides, including various checks and importing project folder if specified.
pyproject.toml Changed script entry point for the lighter command from "lighter.utils.cli:interface" to "lighter.utils.runner:cli".
tests/integration/test_cifar.py Replaced run_trainer_method usage with run, renamed config_file parameter to config, and updated the kwargs dictionary accordingly.

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    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant Runner
    participant ConfigParser
    participant TrainerTuner

    User->>CLI: lighter fit --config config.yaml
    CLI->>Runner: cli() function call
    Runner->>ConfigParser: parse_config(config.yaml)
    ConfigParser-->>Runner: parsed config
    Runner->>ConfigParser: validate_config(parsed config)
    ConfigParser-->>Runner: validation success
    Runner->>TrainerTuner: run(trainer_method, parsed config)
    TrainerTuner-->>Runner: training result
    Runner-->>CLI: output result
    CLI-->>User: result displayed
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Amidst the code, a change is found,
Configs simplified, now more sound,
From _file to short and sweet,
Commands now easy, quite the feat.
Fire ignites the CLI's grace,
Validation finds its place,
A smarter Runner sets the pace. 🚀

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@ibro45 ibro45 marked this pull request as ready for review June 6, 2024 14:56
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tests/integration/test_cifar.py (1)

21-21: Add a descriptive docstring to the test function.

It's good practice to include a brief description of what the test does, which can be helpful for future maintenance or for other developers who might work on this test.

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16-19: The implementation of the CLI interface and the run function are well-structured and align with the PR objectives.

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139-139: Update CLI command to match new syntax.

The change from --config_file to --config aligns with the PR's objective to simplify command syntax.

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config = kwargs.pop("config", None)
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Improve error handling and validation.

- raise ValueError("'--config' not specified. Exiting.")
+ raise ValueError("'--config' not specified. Please provide a valid configuration file.")
- raise ValueError(f"Invalid top-level config keys: {list(invalid_keys)}. Allowed keys: {list(CONFIG_STRUCTURE.keys())}")
+ raise ValueError(f"Invalid top-level config keys: {invalid_keys}. Allowed keys are: {CONFIG_STRUCTURE.keys()}")
- raise ValueError(f"Invalid method names in 'args': {invalid_keys}. Allowed methods are: {TRAINER_METHOD_NAMES}")
+ raise ValueError(f"Invalid method names in 'args': {invalid_keys}. Allowed methods are: {TRAINER_METHOD_NAMES}")

Consider rephrasing the error messages for better clarity and consistency.

Also applies to: 63-63, 69-69

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https://data.safetycli.com/v/70612/97c/

Some kind of jinja2 vulnerability that the maintainers disagree with is preventing the checks from running @surajpaib

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16-20: Refactor the CLI definition to use the fire library.

This change simplifies the CLI definition by dynamically creating commands based on the TRAINER_METHOD_NAMES. It's a clean and scalable approach.


33-35: Ensure a configuration file is specified.

The addition of a check to ensure that a configuration file is specified before proceeding is a good practice to avoid runtime errors.


97-99: Validate Trainer method existence.

The validation that checks if the trainer object has the method specified is crucial to prevent runtime errors. This ensures that only valid methods are called, aligning with the robustness of the system.


105-105: Handle special keys in configuration.

Removing the 'meta' key from the configuration before saving hyperparameters is a good practice to clean up internal metadata that should not be exposed or logged.


111-111: Execute the Trainer method dynamically.

Using getattr to dynamically call a method on the trainer object based on the method name provided is a flexible approach that supports the extensibility of the Trainer class.

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16-19: The implementation of the CLI using the fire library is clean and effective.


33-41: Ensure the mandatory 'config' parameter is well-documented in user guides or help sections, as this is a significant change.


72-111: The sequence of operations in the run function is well-structured and ensures robust setup before method execution.

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3-5: Imports added for partial, fire, and ConfigParser are appropriate for the new functionalities introduced.


9-9: Import of LighterSystem is necessary for the system configuration handling.


12-13: The CONFIG_STRUCTURE and TRAINER_METHOD_NAMES are well-defined and align with the new configuration validation logic.


16-19: The cli() function effectively leverages the fire library to map trainer methods to command line arguments, which simplifies the CLI interface.


44-58: The validate_config function correctly ensures that only valid keys and trainer methods are used, which is crucial for maintaining configuration integrity.

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def run(method: str, **kwargs: Any):
"""Run the trainer method.

Args:
method (str): name of the Trainer method to run. ["fit", "validate", "test", "predict", "tune"].
**kwargs (Any): keyword arguments passed to the `monai.bundle.run` function.
method (str): name of the trainer method to run.
**kwargs (Any): keyword arguments that include 'config' and specific config overrides passed to `parse_config()`.
"""
# Sets the random seed to `PL_GLOBAL_SEED` env variable. If not specified, it picks a random seed.
seed_everything()

# Parse the config file(s).
# Parse and validate the config.
parser = parse_config(**kwargs)
validate_config(parser)

# Get trainer and system
trainer = parser.get_parsed_content("trainer")
# Import the project folder as a module, if specified.
project = parser.get_parsed_content("project")
if project is not None:
import_module_from_path("project", project)

# Get the main components from the parsed config.
system = parser.get_parsed_content("system")
trainer = parser.get_parsed_content("trainer")
trainer_method_args = parser.get_parsed_content(f"args#{method}", default={})

# Checks
if not isinstance(system, LighterSystem):
raise ValueError(f"Expected 'system' to be an instance of LighterSystem, got {system.__class__.__name__}.")
if not hasattr(trainer, method):
raise ValueError(f"{trainer.__class__.__name__} has no method named '{method}'.")
if any("dataloaders" in key or "datamodule" in key for key in trainer_method_args):
raise ValueError("All dataloaders should be defined as part of the LighterSystem, not passed as method arguments.")

# Save the config to checkpoints under "hyper_parameters" and log it if a logger is defined.
config = parser.get()
config.pop("_meta_")
# Save the config to model checkpoints under the "hyper_parameters" key.
config.pop("_meta_") # MONAI Bundle adds this automatically, remove it.
system.save_hyperparameters(config)
# Log the config.
if trainer.logger is not None:
trainer.logger.log_hyperparams(config)

# Run the Trainer method.
if not hasattr(trainer, method):
raise ValueError(f"Trainer has no method named {method}.")
getattr(trainer, method)(system)
# Run the trainer method.
getattr(trainer, method)(system, **trainer_method_args)
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The run function is well-structured and includes comprehensive checks and validations to ensure the trainer method is executed correctly. However, consider adding more detailed logging for debugging purposes.

+ if trainer.logger is not None:
+     trainer.logger.debug(f"Running method: {method} with args: {trainer_method_args}")

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