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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
##
## This file is part of Invenio.
## Copyright (C) 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 CERN.
##
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##
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"""
BibField Json Reader
"""
__revision__ = "$Id$"
import re
from invenio.bibfield_utils import BibFieldDict, BibFieldCheckerException
from invenio.bibfield_config import config_rules
class JsonReader(BibFieldDict):
"""
Base class inside the hierarchy that contains several method implementations
that will be shared, eventually, by all the *Reader classes.
In this particular case this class is expecting that the base format is json,
so no conversion is needed.
"""
def __init__(self, blob_wrapper=None):
"""
blob -> _prepare_blob(...) -> rec_tree -> _translate(...) -> json_dict -> check_record(...)
"""
super(JsonReader, self).__init__()
self.blob_wrapper = blob_wrapper
self.rec_tree = None # all record information represented as a tree (intermediate structure)
self.rec_json = {} # bibfield recjson structure
self._missing_cfg = []
self._warning_messages = []
self.__parsed = []
if self.blob_wrapper:
try:
self['__master_format'] = self.blob_wrapper.master_format
except AttributeError:
pass # We are retrieving the cached version from the data base containing __master_format
self._prepare_blob()
self._translate()
self._post_process_json()
self.check_record()
else:
self['__master_format'] = 'json'
self._init_fase = False
@staticmethod
def split_blob(blob):
"""
In case of several records inside the blob this method specify how to split
then and work one by one afterwards
"""
raise NotImplementedError("This method must be implemented by each reader")
def is_empty(self):
"""
One record is empty if there is nothing stored inside rec_json or there is
only '__master_format'
"""
if not self.rec_json:
return True
if self.keys() == ['__master_format']:
return True
return False
def check_record(self):
"""
Using the checking rules defined inside bibfied configurations files checks
if the record is well build. If not it stores the problems inside
self._warning_messages
"""
def check_rules(checker_functions, key):
"""docstring for check_rule"""
for checker_function in checker_functions:
if 'all' in checker_function[0] or self['__master_format'] in checker_function[0]:
try:
self._try_to_eval("%s(self,'%s',%s)" % (checker_function[1], key, checker_function[2]))
except BibFieldCheckerException, err:
self._warning_messages.append(err.message)
for key in self.keys():
try:
check_rules(config_rules[key]['checker'], key)
except TypeError:
for kkey in config_rules[key]:
check_rules(config_rules[kkey]['checker'], kkey)
except KeyError:
continue
def legacy_export_as_marc(self):
"""
It creates a valid marcxml using the legacy rules defined in the config
file
"""
from cgi import escape
formatstring_controlfield = "<controlfield tag='{tag}'>{content}</controlfield>"
formatstring_datafield = "<datafield tag='{tag}' ind1='{ind1}' ind2='{ind2}'>{content}</datafield>"
def create_marc_representation(key, value, legacy_rules):
"""
Helper function to create the marc representation of one field
#FIXME: refactor this spaghetti code
"""
output = ''
content = ''
tag = ''
ind1 = ''
ind2 = ''
if not value:
return ''
for legacy_rule in legacy_rules:
if not '%' in legacy_rule[0]:
if len(legacy_rule[0]) == 3 and legacy_rule[0].startswith('00'):
# Control Field (No indicators no subfields)
formatstring = None
if legacy_rule[0] == '005':
#Especial format for date only for 005 tag
formatstring = "%Y%m%d%H%M%S.0"
output += formatstring_controlfield.format(tag=legacy_rule[0],
content=self.get(key,
default='',
formatstring=formatstring,
formatfunction=escape)
)
elif len(legacy_rule[0]) == 6:
#Data Field
if not (tag == legacy_rule[0][:3] and ind1 == legacy_rule[0][3].replace('_', '') and ind2 == legacy_rule[0][4].replace('_', '')):
tag = legacy_rule[0][:3]
ind1 = legacy_rule[0][3].replace('_', '')
ind2 = legacy_rule[0][4].replace('_', '')
if content:
output += formatstring_datafield.format(tag=tag,
ind1=ind1,
ind2=ind2,
content=content)
content = ''
try:
tmp = value.get(legacy_rule[-1])
if tmp:
tmp = escape(tmp)
else:
continue
except AttributeError:
tmp = escape(value)
content += "<subfield code='%s'>%s</subfield>" % (legacy_rule[0][5], tmp)
if content:
output += formatstring_datafield.format(tag=tag,
ind1=ind1,
ind2=ind2,
content=content)
return output
export = '<collection xmlns="http://www.loc.gov/MARC21/slim"><record>'
for key in [k for k in config_rules.iterkeys() if k in self]:
values = self[key.replace('[n]', '[1:]')]
if not isinstance(values, list):
values = [values]
for value in values:
try:
export += create_marc_representation(key, value, sum([rule['legacy'] for rule in config_rules[key]['rules']['marc']], ()))
except (TypeError, KeyError):
break
export += "</record> </collection>"
return export
def get_legacy_recstruct(self):
"""
It creates the recstruct representation using the legacy rules defined in
the configuration file
#CHECK: it might be a bit overkilling
"""
from invenio.bibrecord import create_record
return create_record(self.legacy_export_as_marc())[0]
def _prepare_blob(self):
"""
This method might be overwritten by the *Reader and should take care of
transforming the blob into an homogeneous format that the _translate()
method understands
Overwriting this method is optional if there is no need of transforming
the blob into something that _translate understands
"""
#In this case no translation needed
self.rec_tree = self.rec_json = self.blob_wrapper.blob
def _translate(self):
"""
Using the intermediate structure (self.rec_tree) that _prepare_blob has
created it transforms the record into a jsonic structure using the rules
present into the bibfield configuration file.
To apply this rules it takes into account the type of the reader (which
indeed means the type of source format) and the doctype.
"""
if self.__class__.__name__ == 'JsonReader':
#No translation needed for json
pass
else:
#TODO: allow a list of doctypes and get the union of them
# fields = doctype_definition[blob.doctype]['fields']
# Now just getting all the possible field from config_rules
fields = dict(zip(config_rules.keys(), config_rules.keys()))
for json_id, field_name in fields.iteritems():
self._unpack_rule(json_id, field_name)
def _get_elements_from_rec_tree(self, regex_rules):
"""docstring for _get_elements_from_rec_tree"""
for regex_rule in regex_rules:
for element in self.rec_tree[re.compile(regex_rule)]:
yield element
def _unpack_rule(self, json_id, field_name=None):
if not field_name:
field_name = json_id
rule_def = config_rules[json_id]
if isinstance(rule_def, list): # Undo the workaround for [0] and [n]
return all([self._unpack_rule(json_id_rule) for json_id_rule in rule_def])
if (json_id, field_name) in self.__parsed:
return field_name in self
self.__parsed.append((json_id, field_name))
if rule_def['type'] == 'real':
try:
rules = rule_def['rules'][self['__master_format']]
except KeyError:
return False
return all(self._apply_rule(field_name, rule_def['aliases'], rule) for rule in rules)
else:
return self._apply_virtual_rule(field_name, rule_def['rules'], rule_def['type'])
def _apply_rule(self, field_name, aliases, rule):
"""docstring for _apply_rule"""
if 'entire_record' in rule['source_tag'] or any(key in self.rec_tree for key in rule['source_tag']):
if rule['parse_first'] and not all(self._unpack_rule(json_id) for json_id in self._try_to_eval(rule['parse_first'])):
return False
if 'entire_record' in rule['source_tag']:
self[field_name] = self._try_to_eval(rule['value'], value=self.rec_tree)
else:
for elements in self._get_elements_from_rec_tree(rule['source_tag']):
if isinstance(elements, list):
for element in elements:
self[field_name] = self._try_to_eval(rule['value'], value=element)
else:
self[field_name] = self._try_to_eval(rule['value'], value=elements)
for alias in aliases:
self._aliases[alias] = field_name
return True
else:
return False
def _apply_virtual_rule(self, field_name, rule, type):
if rule['parse_first'] and not all(self._unpack_rule(json_id) for json_id in self._try_to_eval(rule['parse_first'])):
return False
if rule['parse_first'] and not all(k in self for k in self._try_to_eval(rule['depends_on'])):
return False
if rule['only_if'] and not all(self._try_to_eval(rule['only_if'])):
return False
#Apply rule
if type == 'derived':
self[field_name] = self._try_to_eval(rule['value'])
else:
self[field_name] = [self._try_to_eval(rule['value']), rule['value']]
if rule['do_not_cache']:
self._do_not_cache.append(field_name)
return True
def _post_process_json(self):
"""
If needed this method will post process the json structure, e.g. pruning
the json to delete None values
"""
pass
## Compulsory plugin interface
readers = JsonReader
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