1. def bind_form_arguments(form_definition, arguments):
  2. """
  3. Binds arguments to a form definition for dry-run scenarios.
  5. Args:
  6. form_definition (dict): A dictionary representing the form definition.
  7. Keys are field names, values are field types
  8. (e.g., 'text', 'number', 'dropdown').
  9. arguments (dict): A dictionary containing the argument values.
  10. Keys are field names, values are the argument values.
  12. Returns:
  13. dict: A dictionary representing the bound form data.
  14. Returns None if the arguments dictionary does not contain
  15. all required fields.
  16. """
  18. bound_data = {}
  19. required_fields = form_definition.keys()
  21. for field_name in required_fields:
  22. if field_name in arguments:
  23. bound_data[field_name] = arguments[field_name]
  24. else:
  25. print(f"Error: Missing argument for required field: {field_name}")
  26. return None # Or raise an exception, depending on desired behavior
  28. return bound_data
  30. if __name__ == '__main__':
  31. # Example Usage
  32. form_definition = {
  33. 'name': 'text',
  34. 'age': 'number',
  35. 'city': 'dropdown'
  36. }
  38. arguments = {
  39. 'name': 'John Doe',
  40. 'age': 30,
  41. 'city': 'New York'
  42. }
  44. bound_data = bind_form_arguments(form_definition, arguments)
  46. if bound_data:
  47. print("Bound Data:", bound_data)
  49. # Example with missing argument
  50. arguments_incomplete = {
  51. 'name': 'Jane Doe',
  52. 'age': 25
  53. }
  54. bound_data_incomplete = bind_form_arguments(form_definition, arguments_incomplete)
  55. if bound_data_incomplete is None:
  56. print("Binding failed due to missing arguments.")

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