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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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"""
Various utilities for WebJournal, e.g. config parser, etc.
"""
from invenio.bibformat_engine import BibFormatObject
from invenio.errorlib import register_exception
from invenio.search_engine import search_pattern
from invenio.config import CFG_ETCDIR, CFG_SITE_URL, CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL, CFG_CACHEDIR, CFG_SITE_LANG
from invenio.messages import gettext_set_language
from invenio.webpage import page
from invenio.dbquery import run_sql
from xml.dom import minidom
from urllib2 import urlopen
import time
import datetime
import re
import os
import cPickle
############################ MAPPING FUNCTIONS ################################
def get_order_dict_from_recid_list(list, issue_number):
"""
this is a centralized function that takes a list of recid's and brings it in
order using a centralized algorithm. this always has to be in sync with
the reverse function get_recid_from_order(order)
parameters:
list: a list of all recid's that should be brought into order
issue_number: the issue_number for which we are deriving the order
(this has to be one number)
returns:
ordered_records: a dictionary with the recids ordered by keys
"""
ordered_records = {}
for record in list:
temp_rec = BibFormatObject(record)
issue_numbers = temp_rec.fields('773__n')
order_number = temp_rec.fields('773__c')
# todo: the marc fields have to be set'able by some sort of config interface
n = 0
for temp_issue in issue_numbers:
if temp_issue == issue_number:
try:
order_number = int(order_number[n])
except:
# todo: Warning, record does not support numbering scheme
order_number = -1
n+=1
if order_number != -1:
try:
ordered_records[order_number] = record
except:
pass
# todo: Error, there are two records with the same order_number in the issue
else:
ordered_records[max(ordered_records.keys()) + 1] = record
return ordered_records
def get_records_in_same_issue_in_order(recid):
"""
"""
raise ("Not implemented yet.")
def get_recid_from_order(order, rule, issue_number):
"""
takes the order of a record in the journal as passed in the url arguments
and derives the recid using the current issue number and the record
rule for this kind of records.
parameters:
order: the order at which the record appears in the journal as passed
in the url
rule: the defining rule of the journal record category
issue_number: the issue number for which we are searching
returns:
recid: the recid of the ordered record
"""
# get the id list
all_records = list(search_pattern(p="%s and 773__n:%s" %
(rule, issue_number),
f="&action_search=Search"))
ordered_records = {}
for record in all_records:
temp_rec = BibFormatObject(record)
issue_numbers = temp_rec.fields('773__n')
order_number = temp_rec.fields('773__c')
# todo: fields for issue number and order number have to become generic
n = 0
for temp_issue in issue_numbers:
if temp_issue == issue_number:
try:
order_number = int(order_number[n])
except:
# todo: Warning, record does not support numbering scheme
order_number = -1
n+=1
if order_number != -1:
try:
ordered_records[order_number] = record
except:
pass
# todo: Error, there are two records with the same order_number in the issue
else:
ordered_records[max(ordered_records.keys()) + 1] = record
try:
recid = ordered_records[int(order)]
except:
pass
# todo: ERROR, numbering scheme inconsistency
return recid
# todo: move to a template
def please_login(req, journal_name, ln="en", title="", message="", backlink=""):
"""
"""
_ = gettext_set_language(ln)
if title == "":
title_out = _("Please login to perform this action.")
else:
title_out = title
if message == "":
message_out = _("In order to publish webjournal issues you must be logged \
in and be authorized for this kind of task. If you have a \
login, use the link \
below to login.")
else:
message_out = message
if backlink == "":
backlink_out = "%s/journal/issue_control?name=%s" % (CFG_SITE_URL, journal_name)
else:
backlink_out = backlink
title_msg = _("We need you to login")
body_out = '''<div style="text-align: center;">
<fieldset style="width:400px; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;background: url('%s/img/blue_gradient.gif') top left repeat-x;">
<legend style="color:#a70509;background-color:#fff;"><i>%s</i></legend>
<p style="text-align:center;">%s</p>
<br/>
<p><a href="%s/youraccount/login?referer=%s">Login</a></p>
<br/>
<div style="text-align:right;">Mail<a href="mailto:%s"> the Administrator.</a></div>
</fieldset>
</div>
''' % (CFG_SITE_URL,
title_msg,
message_out,
CFG_SITE_URL,
backlink_out,
CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL)
return page(title = title_out,
body = body_out,
description = "",
keywords = "",
language = ln,
req = req)
def get_rule_string_from_rule_list(rule_list, category):
"""
"""
i = 0
current_category_in_list = 0
for rule_string in rule_list:
category_from_config = rule_string.split(",")[0]
if category_from_config.lower() == category.lower():
current_category_in_list = i
i+=1
try:
rule_string = rule_list[current_category_in_list]
except:
rule_string = ""
# todo: exception
return rule_string
def get_category_from_rule_string(rule_string):
"""
"""
pass
def get_rule_string_from_category(category):
"""
"""
pass
######################## TIME / ISSUE FUNCTIONS ###############################
def get_monday_of_the_week(week_number, year):
"""
CERN Bulletin specific function that returns a string indicating the
Monday of each week as: Monday <dd> <Month> <Year>
"""
timetuple = issue_week_strings_to_times(['%s/%s' % (week_number, year), ])[0]
return time.strftime("%A %d %B %Y", timetuple)
def get_issue_number_display(issue_number, journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Returns the display string for a given issue number.
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
issue_display = run_sql("SELECT issue_display FROM jrnISSUE \
WHERE issue_number=%s AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s", (issue_number,
journal_id))[0][0]
return issue_display
def get_current_issue_time(journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Return the current issue of a journal as a time object.
"""
current_issue = get_current_issue(language, journal_name)
week_number = current_issue.split("/")[0]
year = current_issue.split("/")[1]
current_issue_time = issue_week_strings_to_times(['%s/%s' %
(week_number, year), ])[0]
return current_issue_time
def get_all_issue_weeks(issue_time, journal_name, language):
"""
Function that takes an issue_number, checks the DB for the issue_display
which can contain the other (update) weeks involved with this issue and
returns all issues in a list of timetuples (always for Monday of each
week).
"""
from invenio.webjournal_config import InvenioWebJournalIssueNotFoundDBError
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name)
issue_string = issue_times_to_week_strings([issue_time,])[0]
try:
issue_display = run_sql(
"SELECT issue_display FROM jrnISSUE WHERE issue_number=%s \
AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s",
(issue_string, journal_id))[0][0]
except:
raise InvenioWebJournalIssueNotFoundDBError(language, journal_name,
issue_string)
issue_bounds = issue_display.split("/")[0].split("-")
year = issue_display.split("/")[1]
all_issue_weeks = []
if len(issue_bounds) == 2:
# is the year changing? -> "52-02/2008"
if int(issue_bounds[0]) > int(issue_bounds[1]):
# get everything from the old year
old_year_issues = []
low_bound_time = issue_week_strings_to_times(['%s/%s' %
(issue_bounds[0],
str(int(year)-1)), ])[0]
# if the year changes over the week we always take the higher year
low_bound_date = datetime.date(int(time.strftime("%Y", low_bound_time)),
int(time.strftime("%m", low_bound_time)),
int(time.strftime("%d", low_bound_time)))
week_counter = datetime.timedelta(weeks=1)
date = low_bound_date
# count up the weeks until you get to the new year
while date.year != int(year):
old_year_issues.append(date.timetuple())
#format = time.strftime("%W/%Y", date.timetuple())
date = date + week_counter
# get everything from the new year
new_year_issues = []
for i in range(1, int(issue_bounds[1])+1):
to_append = issue_week_strings_to_times(['%s/%s' % (i, year),])[0]
new_year_issues.append(to_append)
all_issue_weeks += old_year_issues
all_issue_weeks += new_year_issues
else:
for i in range(int(issue_bounds[0]), int(issue_bounds[1])+1):
to_append = issue_week_strings_to_times(['%s/%s' % (i, year),])[0]
all_issue_weeks.append(to_append)
elif len(issue_bounds) == 1:
to_append = issue_week_strings_to_times(['%s/%s' %
(issue_bounds[0], year),])[0]
all_issue_weeks.append(to_append)
else:
return False
return all_issue_weeks
def count_down_to_monday(current_time):
"""
Takes a timetuple and counts it down to the next monday and returns
this time.
"""
next_monday = datetime.date(int(time.strftime("%Y", current_time)),
int(time.strftime("%m", current_time)),
int(time.strftime("%d", current_time)))
counter = datetime.timedelta(days=-1)
while next_monday.weekday() != 0:
next_monday = next_monday + counter
return next_monday.timetuple()
def get_next_journal_issues(current_issue_time, journal_name,
language=CFG_SITE_LANG, number=2):
"""
Returns the <number> next issue numbers from the current_issue_time.
"""
#now = '%s-%s-%s 00:00:00' % (int(time.strftime("%Y", current_issue_time)),
# int(time.strftime("%m", current_issue_time)),
# int(time.strftime("%d", current_issue_time)))
#
now = datetime.date(int(time.strftime("%Y", current_issue_time)),
int(time.strftime("%m", current_issue_time)),
int(time.strftime("%d", current_issue_time)))
week_counter = datetime.timedelta(weeks=1)
date = now
next_issues = []
for i in range(1, number+1):
date = date + week_counter
#date = run_sql("SELECT %s + INTERVAL 1 WEEK", (date,))[0][0]
#date_formated = time.strptime(date, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
#raise '%s %s' % (repr(now), repr(date_formated))
next_issues.append(date.timetuple())
#next_issues.append(date_formated)
return next_issues
def issue_times_to_week_strings(issue_times, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Function that approaches a correct python time to MySQL time week string
conversion by looking up and down the time horizon and always rechecking
the python time with the mysql result until a week string match is found.
"""
issue_strings = []
for issue in issue_times:
# do the initial pythonic week view
week = time.strftime("%W/%Y", issue)
week += " Monday"
Limit = 5
counter = 0
success = False
# try going up 5
while success == False and counter <= Limit:
counter += 1
success = get_consistent_issue_week(issue, week)
if success == False:
week = count_week_string_up(week)
else:
break
# try going down 5
counter = 0
while success == False and counter <= Limit:
counter += 1
success = get_consistent_issue_week(issue, week)
if success == False:
week = count_week_string_down(week)
else:
break
from webjournal_config import InvenioWebJournalReleaseDBError
if success == False:
raise InvenioWebJournalReleaseDBError(language)
#check_for_time = run_sql("SELECT STR_TO_DATE(%s, %s)",
# (week, conversion_rule))[0][0]
#while (issue != check_for_time.timetuple()):
# week = str(int(week.split("/")[0]) + 1) + "/" + week.split("/")[1]
# if week[1] == "/":
# week = "0" + week
# #raise repr(week)
# check_for_time = run_sql("SELECT STR_TO_DATE(%s, %s)",
# (week, conversion_rule))[0][0]
issue_strings.append(week.split(" ")[0])
return issue_strings
def count_week_string_up(week):
"""
Function that takes a week string representation and counts it up by one.
"""
week_nr = week.split("/")[0]
year = week.split("/")[1]
if week_nr == "53":
week_nr = "01"
year = str(int(year) + 1)
else:
week_nr = str(int(week_nr) + 1)
if len(week_nr) == 1:
week_nr = "0" + week_nr
return "%s/%s" % (week_nr, year)
def count_week_string_down(week):
"""
Function that takes a week string representation and counts it down by one.
"""
week_nr = week.split("/")[0]
year = week.split("/")[1]
if week_nr == "01":
week_nr = "53"
year = str(int(year)-1)
else:
week_nr = str(int(week_nr)-1)
if len(week_nr) == 1:
week_nr = "0" + week_nr
return "%s/%s" % (week_nr, year)
def get_consistent_issue_week(issue_time, issue_week):
"""
This is the central consistency function between our Python and MySQL dates.
We use mysql times because of a bug in Scientific Linux that does not allow
us to reconvert a week number to a timetuple.
The function takes a week string, e.g. "02/2008" and its according timetuple
from our functions. Then it retrieves the mysql timetuple for this week and
compares the two times. If they are equal our times are consistent, if not,
we return False and some function should try to approach a consisten result
(see example in issue_times_to_week_strings()).
"""
conversion_rule = '%v/%x %W'
mysql_repr = run_sql("SELECT STR_TO_DATE(%s, %s)",
(issue_week, conversion_rule))[0][0]
if mysql_repr.timetuple() == issue_time:
return issue_week
else:
return False
def issue_week_strings_to_times(issue_weeks, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Converts a list of issue week strings (WW/YYYY) to python time objects.
"""
issue_times = []
for issue in issue_weeks:
week_number = issue.split("/")[0]
year = issue.split("/")[1]
to_convert = '%s/%s Monday' % (year, week_number)
conversion_rule = '%x/%v %W'
result = run_sql("SELECT STR_TO_DATE(%s, %s)",
(to_convert, conversion_rule))[0][0]
issue_times.append(result.timetuple())
return issue_times
def release_journal_update(update_issue, journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Releases an update to a journal.
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
run_sql("UPDATE jrnISSUE set date_released=NOW() \
WHERE issue_number=%s \
AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s", (update_issue,
journal_id))
def sort_by_week_number(x, y):
"""
Sorts a list of week numbers.
"""
year_x = x.split("/")[1]
year_y = y.split("/")[1]
if cmp(year_x, year_y) != 0:
return cmp(year_x, year_y)
else:
week_x = x.split("/")[0]
week_y = y.split("/")[0]
return cmp(week_x, week_y)
def release_journal_issue(publish_issues, journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Releases a new issue.
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
if len(publish_issues) > 1:
publish_issues.sort(sort_by_week_number)
low_bound = publish_issues[0]
high_bound = publish_issues[-1]
issue_display = '%s-%s/%s' % (low_bound.split("/")[0],
high_bound.split("/")[0],
high_bound.split("/")[1])
# remember convention: if we are going over a new year, take the higher
else:
issue_display = publish_issues[0]
# produce the DB lines
for publish_issue in publish_issues:
run_sql("INSERT INTO jrnISSUE (id_jrnJOURNAL, issue_number, issue_display) \
VALUES(%s, %s, %s)", (journal_id,
publish_issue,
issue_display))
# set first issue to published
release_journal_update(publish_issues[0], journal_name, language)
def delete_journal_issue(issue, journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Deletes an issue from the DB.
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
run_sql("DELETE FROM jrnISSUE WHERE issue_number=%s \
AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s",(issue, journal_id))
def was_alert_sent_for_issue(issue, journal_name, language):
"""
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
date_announced = run_sql("SELECT date_announced FROM jrnISSUE \
WHERE issue_number=%s \
AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s", (issue, journal_id))[0][0]
if date_announced == None:
return False
else:
return date_announced.timetuple()
def update_DB_for_alert(issue, journal_name, language):
"""
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
run_sql("UPDATE jrnISSUE set date_announced=NOW() \
WHERE issue_number=%s \
AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s", (issue,
journal_id))
def get_number_of_articles_for_issue(issue, journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Function that returns a dictionary with all categories and number of
articles in each category.
"""
config_strings = get_xml_from_config(["rule",], journal_name)
rule_list = config_strings["rule"]
all_articles = {}
for rule in rule_list:
category_name = rule.split(",")[0]
if issue[0] == "0" and len(issue) == 7:
week_nr = issue.split("/")[0]
year = issue.split("/")[1]
issue_nr_alternative = "%s/%s" % (week_nr[1], year)
all_records_of_a_type = list(search_pattern(p='65017a:"%s" and 773__n:%s' %
(category_name, issue),
f="&action_search=Search"))
all_records_of_a_type += list(search_pattern(p='65017a:"%s" and 773__n:%s' %
(category_name, issue_nr_alternative),
f="&action_search=Search"))
else:
all_records_of_a_type = list(search_pattern(p='65017a:"%s" and 773__n:%s' %
(category_name, issue),
f="&action_search=Search"))
all_articles[category_name] = len(all_records_of_a_type)
return all_articles
def get_list_of_issues_for_publication(publication):
"""
Takes a publication string, e.g. 23-24/2008 and splits it down to a list
of single issues.
"""
year = publication.split("/")[1]
issues_string = publication.split("/")[0]
bounds = issues_string.split("-")
issues = []
if len(bounds) == 2:
low_bound = issues_string.split("-")[0]
high_bound = issues_string.split("-")[1]
if int(low_bound) < int(high_bound):
for i in range(int(low_bound), int(high_bound)+1):
issue_nr = str(i)
if len(issue_nr) == 1:
issue_nr = "0" + issue_nr
issues.append("%s/%s" % (issue_nr, year))
else:
for i in range(int(low_bound), 53+1):
issue_nr = str(i)
if len(issue_nr) == 1:
issue_nr = "0" + issue_nr
issues.append("%s/%s" % (issue_nr, str(int(year)-1)))
for i in range(1, int(high_bound) + 1):
issue_nr = str(i)
if len(issue_nr) == 1:
issue_nr = "0" + issue_nr
issues.append("%s/%s" % (issue_nr, year))
else:
issues.append("%s/%s" % (bounds[0], year))
return issues
def get_release_time(issue, journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Gets the date at which an issue was released from the DB.
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
try:
release_date = run_sql("SELECT date_released FROM jrnISSUE \
WHERE issue_number=%s AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s",
(issue, journal_id))[0][0]
except:
return False
if release_date == None:
return False
else:
return release_date.timetuple()
def get_announcement_time(issue, journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Get the date at which an issue was announced through the alert system.
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
try:
announce_date = run_sql("SELECT date_announced FROM jrnISSUE \
WHERE issue_number=%s AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s",
(issue, journal_id))[0][0]
except:
return False
if announce_date == None:
return False
else:
return announce_date.timetuple()
######################## GET DEFAULTS FUNCTIONS ###############################
def get_journal_id(journal_name, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Get the id for this journal from the DB.
"""
from invenio.webjournal_config import InvenioWebJournalJournalIdNotFoundDBError
try:
journal_id = run_sql("SELECT id FROM jrnJOURNAL WHERE name=%s",
(journal_name,))[0][0]
except:
raise InvenioWebJournalJournalIdNotFoundDBError(language, journal_name)
return journal_id
def guess_journal_name(language):
"""
tries to take a guess what a user was looking for on the server if not
providing a name for the journal.
if there is only one journal on the server, returns the name of which,
otherwise redirects to a list with possible journals.
"""
from invenio.webjournal_config import InvenioWebJournalNoJournalOnServerError
from invenio.webjournal_config import InvenioWebJournalNoNameError
all_journals = run_sql("SELECT * FROM jrnJOURNAL ORDER BY id")
if len(all_journals) == 0:
raise InvenioWebJournalNoJournalOnServerError(language)
elif len(all_journals) == 1:
return all_journals[0][1]
else:
raise InvenioWebJournalNoNameError(language)
def get_current_issue(language, journal_name):
"""
Returns the current issue of a journal as a string.
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
try:
current_issue = run_sql("SELECT issue_number FROM jrnISSUE \
WHERE date_released <= NOW() AND id_jrnJOURNAL=%s \
ORDER BY date_released DESC LIMIT 1", (journal_id,))[0][0]
except:
# start the first journal ever with the day of today
current_issue = time.strftime("%W/%Y", time.localtime())
run_sql("INSERT INTO jrnISSUE \
(id_jrnJOURNAL, issue_number, issue_display) \
VALUES(%s, %s, %s)", (journal_id,
current_issue,
current_issue))
return current_issue
def get_current_publication(journal_name, current_issue, language=CFG_SITE_LANG):
"""
Returns the current publication string (current issue + updates).
"""
journal_id = get_journal_id(journal_name, language)
current_publication = run_sql("SELECT issue_display FROM jrnISSUE \
WHERE issue_number=%s AND \
id_jrnJOURNAL=%s",
(current_issue, journal_id))[0][0]
return current_publication
def get_xml_from_config(xpath_list, journal_name):
"""
wrapper for minidom.getElementsByTagName()
Takes a list of string expressions and a journal name and searches the config
file of this journal for the given xpath queries. Returns a dictionary with
a key for each query and a list of string (innerXml) results for each key.
Has a special field "config_fetching_error" that returns an error when
something has gone wrong.
"""
# get and open the config file
results = {}
config_path = '%s/webjournal/%s/config.xml' % (CFG_ETCDIR, journal_name)
config_file = minidom.Document
try:
config_file = minidom.parse("%s" % config_path)
except:
#todo: raise exception "error: no config file found"
results["config_fetching_error"] = "could not find config file"
return results
for xpath in xpath_list:
result_list = config_file.getElementsByTagName(xpath)
results[xpath] = []
for result in result_list:
try:
result_string = result.firstChild.toxml(encoding="utf-8")
except:
# WARNING, config did not have a value
continue
results[xpath].append(result_string)
return results
def parse_url_string(req):
"""
centralized function to parse any url string given in webjournal.
returns:
args: all arguments in dict form
"""
args = {}
# first get what you can from the argument string
try:
argument_string = req.args#"name=CERNBulletin&issue=22/2007"#req.args
except:
argument_string = ""
try:
arg_list = argument_string.split("&")
except:
# no arguments
arg_list = []
for entry in arg_list:
try:
key = entry.split("=")[0]
except KeyError:
# todo: WARNING, could not parse one argument
continue
try:
val = entry.split("=")[1]
except:
# todo: WARNING, could not parse one argument
continue
try:
args[key] = val
except:
# todo: WARNING, argument given twice
continue
# secondly try to get default arguments
try:
for entry in req.journal_defaults.keys():
try:
args[entry] = req.journal_defaults[entry]
except:
# todo: Error, duplicate entry from args and defaults
pass
except:
# no defaults
pass
return args
######################## EMAIL HELPER FUNCTIONS ###############################
def createhtmlmail (html, text, subject, toaddr):
"""
Create a mime-message that will render HTML in popular
MUAs, text in better ones.
"""
import MimeWriter
import mimetools
import cStringIO
out = cStringIO.StringIO() # output buffer for our message
htmlin = cStringIO.StringIO(html)
txtin = cStringIO.StringIO(text)
writer = MimeWriter.MimeWriter(out)
#
# set up some basic headers... we put subject here
# because smtplib.sendmail expects it to be in the
# message body
#
writer.addheader("Subject", subject)
writer.addheader("MIME-Version", "1.0")
writer.addheader("To", toaddr)
#
# start the multipart section of the message
# multipart/alternative seems to work better
# on some MUAs than multipart/mixed
#
writer.startmultipartbody("alternative")
writer.flushheaders()
#
# the plain text section
#
subpart = writer.nextpart()
subpart.addheader("Content-Transfer-Encoding", "quoted-printable")
#pout = subpart.startbody("text/plain", [("charset", 'us-ascii')])
pout = subpart.startbody("text/plain", [("charset", 'utf-8')])
mimetools.encode(txtin, pout, 'quoted-printable')
txtin.close()
#
# start the html subpart of the message
#
subpart = writer.nextpart()
subpart.addheader("Content-Transfer-Encoding", "quoted-printable")
txtin.close()
#
# start the html subpart of the message
#
subpart = writer.nextpart()
subpart.addheader("Content-Transfer-Encoding", "quoted-printable")
#
# returns us a file-ish object we can write to
#
#pout = subpart.startbody("text/html", [("charset", 'us-ascii')])
pout = subpart.startbody("text/html", [("charset", 'utf-8')])
mimetools.encode(htmlin, pout, 'quoted-printable')
htmlin.close()
#
# Now that we're done, close our writer and
# return the message body
#
writer.lastpart()
msg = out.getvalue()
out.close()
print msg
return msg
def put_css_in_file(html_message, journal_name):
"""
Takes an external css file and puts all the content of it in the head
of an HTML file in style tags. (Used for HTML emails)
"""
config_strings = get_xml_from_config(["screen"], journal_name)
try:
css_path = config_strings["screen"][0]
except:
register_exception(req=None,
suffix="No css file for journal %s. Is this right?"
% journal_name)
return
css_file = urlopen('%s/%s' % (CFG_SITE_URL, css_path))
css = css_file.read()
css = make_full_paths_in_css(css, journal_name)
html_parted = html_message.split("</head>")
if len(html_parted) > 1:
html = '%s<style type="text/css">%s</style></head>%s' % (html_parted[0],
css,
html_parted[1])
else:
html_parted = html_message.split("<html>")
if len(html_parted) > 1:
html = '%s<html><head><style type="text/css">%s</style></head>%s' % (html_parted[0],
css,
html_parted[1])
else:
return
return html
def make_full_paths_in_css(css, journal_name):
"""
"""
url_pattern = re.compile('''url\(["']?\s*(?P<url>\S*)\s*["']?\)''',
re.DOTALL)
url_iter = url_pattern.finditer(css)
rel_to_full_path = {}
for url in url_iter:
url_string = url.group("url")
url_string = url_string.replace("\"", "")
url_string = url_string.replace("\'", "")
if url_string[:6] != "http://":
rel_to_full_path[url_string] = '"%s/img/%s/%s"' % (CFG_SITE_URL,
journal_name,
url_string)
for url in rel_to_full_path.keys():
css = css.replace(url, rel_to_full_path[url])
return css
############################ CACHING FUNCTIONS ################################
def cache_index_page(html, journal_name, category, issue, ln):
"""
Caches the index page main area of a Bulletin
(right hand menu cannot be cached)
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
category = category.replace(" ", "")
if not (os.path.isdir('%s/webjournal/%s' % (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name) )):
os.makedirs('%s/webjournal/%s' % (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name))
cached_file = open('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_index_%s_%s.html' % (CFG_CACHEDIR,
journal_name,
issue, category,
ln), "w")
cached_file.write(html)
cached_file.close()
def get_index_page_from_cache(journal_name, category, issue, ln):
"""
Function to get an index page from the cache.
False if not in cache.
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
category = category.replace(" ", "")
try:
cached_file = open('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_index_%s_%s.html'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue, category, ln)).read()
except:
return False
return cached_file
def cache_article_page(html, journal_name, category, recid, issue, ln):
"""
Caches an article view of a journal.
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
category = category.replace(" ", "")
if not (os.path.isdir('%s/webjournal/%s' % (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name) )):
os.makedirs('%s/webjournal/%s' % (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name))
cached_file = open('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_article_%s_%s_%s.html'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue, category, recid, ln),
"w")
cached_file.write(html)
cached_file.close()
def get_article_page_from_cache(journal_name, category, recid, issue, ln):
"""
Gets an article view of a journal from cache.
False if not in cache.
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
category = category.replace(" ", "")
try:
cached_file = open('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_article_%s_%s_%s.html'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue, category, recid, ln)).read()
except:
return False
return cached_file
def clear_cache_for_article(journal_name, category, recid, issue):
"""
Resets the cache for an article (e.g. after an article has been modified)
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
category = category.replace(" ", "")
# try to delete the article cached file
try:
os.remove('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_article_%s_%s_en.html' %
(CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue, category, recid))
except:
pass
try:
os.remove('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_article_%s_%s_fr.html' %
(CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue, category, recid))
except:
pass
# delete the index page for the category
try:
os.remove('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_index_%s_en.html'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue, category))
except:
pass
try:
os.remove('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_index_%s_fr.html'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue, category))
except:
pass
# delete the entry in the recid_order_map
# todo: make this per entry
try:
os.remove('%s/webjournal/%s/%s_recid_order_map.dat'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, issue))
except:
pass
return True
def clear_cache_for_issue(journal_name, issue):
"""
clears the cache of a whole issue.
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
all_cached_files = os.listdir('%s/webjournal/%s/'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name))
for cached_file in all_cached_files:
if cached_file[:7] == issue:
try:
os.remove('%s/webjournal/%s/%s'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, journal_name, cached_file))
except:
return False
return True
def cache_recid_data_dict_CERNBulletin(recid, issue, rule, order):
"""
The CERN Bulletin has a specific recid data dict that is cached
using cPickle.
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
# get whats in there
if not os.path.isdir('%s/webjournal/CERNBulletin' % CFG_CACHEDIR):
os.makedirs('%s/webjournal/CERNBulletin' % CFG_CACHEDIR)
try:
temp_file = open('%s/webjournal/CERNBulletin/%s_recid_order_map.dat'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, issue))
except:
temp_file = open('%s/webjournal/CERNBulletin/%s_recid_order_map.dat'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, issue), "w")
try:
recid_map = cPickle.load(temp_file)
except:
recid_map = ""
temp_file.close()
# add new recid
if recid_map == "":
recid_map = {}
if not recid_map.has_key(rule):
recid_map[rule] = {}
recid_map[rule][order] = recid
# save back
temp_file = open('%s/webjournal/CERNBulletin/%s_recid_order_map.dat'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, issue), "w")
cPickle.dump(recid_map, temp_file)
temp_file.close()
def get_cached_recid_data_dict_CERNBulletin(issue, rule):
"""
Function to restore from cache the dict Data Type that the CERN Bulletin
uses for mapping between the order of an article and its recid.
"""
issue = issue.replace("/", "_")
try:
temp_file = open('%s/webjournal/CERNBulletin/%s_recid_order_map.dat'
% (CFG_CACHEDIR, issue))
except:
return {}
try:
recid_map = cPickle.load(temp_file)
except:
return {}
try:
recid_dict = recid_map[rule]
except:
recid_dict = {}
return recid_dict
######################### CERN SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS #############################
def get_order_dict_from_recid_list_CERNBulletin(list, issue_number):
"""
special derivative of the get_order_dict_from_recid_list function that
extends the behavior insofar as too return a dictionary in which every
entry is a dict (there can be several number 1 articles) and every dict entry
is a tuple with an additional boolean to indicate if there is a graphical "new"
flag. the dict key on the second level is the upload time in epoch seconds.
e.g.
{1:{10349:(rec, true), 24792:(rec, false)}, 2:{736424:(rec,false)}, 24791:{1:(rec:false}}
the ordering inside an order number is given by upload date. so it is an ordering
1-level -> number
2-level -> date
"""
ordered_records = {}
for record in list:
temp_rec = BibFormatObject(record)
issue_numbers = temp_rec.fields('773__n')
order_number = temp_rec.fields('773__c')
try:
# upload_date = run_sql("SELECT modification_date FROM bibrec WHERE id=%s", (record, ))[0][0]
upload_date = run_sql("SELECT creation_date FROM bibrec WHERE id=%s", (record, ))[0][0]
except:
pass
#return repr(time.mktime(upload_date.timetuple()))
# todo: the marc fields have to be set'able by some sort of config interface
n = 0
for temp_issue in issue_numbers:
if temp_issue == issue_number:
try:
order_number = int(order_number[n])
except:
# todo: Warning, record does not support numbering scheme
order_number = -1
n+=1
if order_number != -1:
try:
if ordered_records.has_key(order_number):
ordered_records[order_number][int(time.mktime(upload_date.timetuple()))] = (record, True)
else:
ordered_records[order_number] = {int(time.mktime(upload_date.timetuple())):(record, False)}
except:
pass
# todo: Error, there are two records with the same order_number in the issue
else:
ordered_records[max(ordered_records.keys()) + 1] = record
return ordered_records
def get_recid_from_order_CERNBulletin(order, rule, issue_number):
"""
same functionality as get_recid_from_order above, but extends it for
the CERN Bulletin in a way so multiple entries for the first article are
possible.
parameters:
order: the order at which the record appears in the journal as passed
in the url
rule: the defining rule of the journal record category
issue_number: the issue number for which we are searching
returns:
recid: the recid of the ordered record
"""
# try to get it from cache
recid_dict = {}
recid_dict = get_cached_recid_data_dict_CERNBulletin(issue_number, rule)
if recid_dict.has_key(order):
recid = recid_dict[order]
return recid
alternative_issue_number = "00/0000"
# get the id list
if issue_number[0] == "0":
alternative_issue_number = issue_number[1:]
all_records = list(search_pattern(p="%s and 773__n:%s" %
(rule, issue_number),
f="&action_search=Search"))
all_records += list(search_pattern(p="%s and 773__n:%s" %
(rule, alternative_issue_number),
f="&action_search=Search"))
else:
all_records = list(search_pattern(p="%s and 773__n:%s" %
(rule, issue_number),
f="&action_search=Search"))
#raise repr(all_records)
ordered_records = {}
new_addition_records = []
for record in all_records:
temp_rec = BibFormatObject(record) # todo: refactor with get_fieldValues from search_engine
issue_numbers = temp_rec.fields('773__n')
order_number = temp_rec.fields('773__c')
#raise "%s:%s" % (repr(issue_numbers), repr(order_number))
# todo: fields for issue number and order number have to become generic
n = 0
for temp_issue in issue_numbers:
if temp_issue == issue_number or temp_issue == alternative_issue_number:
try:
order_number = int(order_number[n])
except:
register_exception(stream="warning", suffix="There \
was an article in the journal that does not support \
a numbering scheme")
order_number = -1000
n+=1
if order_number == -1000:
ordered_records[max(ordered_records.keys()) + 1] = record
elif order_number <= 1:
new_addition_records.append(record)
else:
try:
ordered_records[order_number] = record
except:
register_exception(stream='warning', suffix="There \
were double entries for an order in this journal.")
# process the CERN Bulletin specific new additions
if len(new_addition_records) > 1 and int(order) <= 1:
# if we are dealing with a new addition (order number smaller 1)
ordered_new_additions = {}
for record in new_addition_records:
#upload_date = run_sql("SELECT modification_date FROM bibrec WHERE id=%s", (record, ))[0][0]
upload_date = run_sql("SELECT creation_date FROM bibrec WHERE id=%s", (record, ))[0][0]
ordered_new_additions[int(time.mktime(upload_date.timetuple()))] = record
i = 1
while len(ordered_new_additions) > 0:
temp_key = pop_oldest_article_CERNBulletin(ordered_new_additions)
record = ordered_new_additions.pop(int(temp_key))
ordered_records[i] = record
i -=1
else:
# if we have only one record on 1 just push it through
ordered_records[1] = new_addition_records[0]
try:
recid = ordered_records[int(order)]
except:
register_exception()
cache_recid_data_dict_CERNBulletin(recid, issue_number, rule, order)
return recid
def pop_newest_article_CERNBulletin(news_article_dict):
"""
pop key of the most recent article (highest c-timestamp)
"""
keys = news_article_dict.keys()
keys.sort()
key = keys[len(keys)-1]
return key
def pop_oldest_article_CERNBulletin(news_article_dict):
"""
pop key of the oldest article (lowest c-timestamp)
"""
keys = news_article_dict.keys()
keys.sort()
key = keys[0]
return key
########################### REGULAR EXPRESSIONS ###############################
header_pattern = re.compile('<p\s*(align=justify)??>\s*<strong>(?P<header>.*?)</strong>\s*</p>')
para_pattern = re.compile('<p.*?>(?P<paragraph>.+?)</p>', re.DOTALL)
image_pattern = re.compile(r'''
(<a\s*href=["']?(?P<hyperlink>\S*)["']?>)?# get the link location for the image
\s*# after each tag we can have arbitrary whitespaces
<center># the image is always centered
\s*
<img\s*(class=["']imageScale["'])*?\s*src=(?P<image>\S*)\s*border=1\s*(/)?># getting the image itself
\s*
</center>
\s*
(</a>)?
(<br />|<br />|<br/>)*# the caption can be separated by any nr of line breaks
(
<b>
\s*
<i>
\s*
<center>(?P<caption>.*?)</center># getting the caption
\s*
</i>
\s*
</b>
)?''', re.DOTALL | re.VERBOSE | re.IGNORECASE )
#''',re.DOTALL | re.IGNORECASE | re.VERBOSE | re.MULTILINE)
# (<a\s*href=["']?(?P<hyperlink>\S*)["']?>)?\s*<center>\s*<img\s*(class=["']imageScale["'])*?\s*src=(?P<image>\S*)\s*border=1\s*(/)?>
# \s*</center>\s*(</a>)?(<br />|<br />|<br/>)*(<b>\s*<i>\s*<center>(?P<caption>.*?)</center>\s*</i>\s*</b>)?
#url(["']?(?P<url>\S*)["']?)
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