sample code using socorro that will take a old signture and remove templates and arguments to make a new signature

sample usage

socorroᛤ ./scripts/sigtool.py --help
usage:
./scripts/sigtool.py [OPTIONS]...
[ signature ] 

OPTIONS:
  --admin.conf
    the pathname of the config file (path/filename)

  --admin.dump_conf
    a pathname to which to write the current config
    (default: )

  --admin.expose_secrets
    should options marked secret get written out or hidden?
    (default: False)

  --admin.print_conf
    write current config to stdout (json, ini, conf)

  --admin.strict
    mismatched options generate exceptions rather than just warnings
    (default: False)

  --help
    print this

  --signature
    the signature to translate
    (default: )

socorroᛤ ./scripts/sigtool.py "@0xb6f11e3c | some_func<int, foo<unsigned longbottom>>() | aont(onth()) | operator()(ortho)"
@0xb6f11e3c | some_func<T> | aont | operator()

sigtool.py

#!/usr/bin/env python

from configman import configuration, Namespace
from configman.dotdict import DotDict
from socorro.processor.signature_utilities import CSignatureToolBase

required_config = Namespace()
required_config.add_option(
    "signature",
    default='',
    doc='the signature to translate',
    is_argument=True
)

config = configuration(required_config)
config.collapse_arguments = True
ct = CSignatureToolBase(config)

# template section
signature_with_no_templates = ct._collapse(
    config.signature,
    open_string='<',
    replacement_open_string='',
    close_string='>',
    replacement_close_string='<T>',
)

# argument section
signature_with_no_arguments = ct._collapse(
    signature_with_no_templates,
    open_string='(',
    replacement_open_string='',
    close_string=')',
    replacement_close_string='',
    exception_substring_list=(
        'operator',
        'anonymous namespace'
    )
)

print signature_with_no_arguments