Beispiel #1
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 def setUp(self):
     self.db = bulkup.Database(connection)
     im = importer.Importer()
     im.import_partner_sites(self.db)
     im.import_pile_groups(
         self.db, importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('pile_group_info.csv')))
     im.import_piles(self.db,
                     importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('pile_info.csv')))
     im.import_taxa(self.db, importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('taxa.csv')))
     im.import_distributions(
         importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('dist_north_america.csv')))
Beispiel #2
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 def test_import_taxons(self):
     im = importer.Importer()
     im.import_partner_sites(self.db)
     im.import_pile_groups(
         self.db, importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('pile_group_info.csv')))
     im.import_piles(self.db,
                     importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('pile_info.csv')))
     im.import_wetland_indicators(
         self.db, importer.PlainFile('.',
                                     testdata('wetland_indicators.csv')))
     im.import_taxa(self.db, importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('taxa.csv')))
     self.assertEquals(len(models.Taxon.objects.all()), 3522)
Beispiel #3
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 def test_import_characters(self):
     im = importer.Importer()
     im.import_characters(
         self.db, importer.PlainFile('.', testdata('characters.csv')))
     f = open(testdata('characters.csv'))
     content = f.read()
     f.close()
     expected = len(content.splitlines()) - min(content.count('_min'),
                                                content.count('_max')) - 1
     self.assertEquals(len(models.Character.objects.all()), expected)
Beispiel #4
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def rebuild_default_filters(characters_csv):
    """Rebuild default filters for every pile, using CSV data where
       available or choosing 'best' characters otherwise.
    """
    from gobotany.core import importer  # here to avoid import loop
    log.info('Importing default filters from characters.csv')

    # Since we do not know whether we have been called directly with
    # "-m" or whether we have been called from .importer as part of a
    # big full import:
    if isinstance(characters_csv, basestring):
        characters_csv = importer.PlainFile('.', characters_csv)

    log.info('  Clearing the DefaultFilter table')
    models.DefaultFilter.objects.all().delete()

    # Read in the file and import its data.

    db = bulkup.Database(connection)
    pile_map = db.map('core_pile', 'name', 'id')
    character_map = db.map('core_character', 'short_name', 'id')

    piles_seen = set()
    table = db.table('core_defaultfilter')
    stuff = importer.read_default_filters(characters_csv)

    for key_name, pile_name, n, character_slug in stuff:
        if pile_name in pile_map.keys():
            piles_seen.add(pile_name)
            table.get(
                key=key_name,
                pile_id=pile_map[pile_name],
                order=n,
                character_id=character_map[character_slug],
            )
        else:
            log.error('  Pile %s not found' % pile_name)

    # Make sure all piles were covered, and throw in two filters that
    # appear for all piles.

    for pile in models.Pile.objects.all():
        if pile.name not in piles_seen:
            log.error('  No default filters were given for pile %r', pile.name)

        table.get(key='simple',
                  pile_id=pile.id,
                  order=-2,
                  character_id=character_map['habitat_general'])
        table.get(key='simple',
                  pile_id=pile.id,
                  order=-1,
                  character_id=character_map['state_distribution'])

        table.get(key='full',
                  pile_id=pile.id,
                  order=-3,
                  character_id=character_map['habitat_general'])
        table.get(key='full',
                  pile_id=pile.id,
                  order=-2,
                  character_id=character_map['habitat'])
        table.get(key='full',
                  pile_id=pile.id,
                  order=-1,
                  character_id=character_map['state_distribution'])

    # And we are done.

    table.save()