def toEntry(self, video):
e = Entry()
if video.title != None:
e.title = video.title.text.decode('UTF-8')
if video.content != None:
if video.media.content != None:
e.text = '<div class="video">' + self.getFlashPlayerHTML( video.media.content[0].url ) + '</div>'
if video.content.text != None:
e.text += video.content.text.decode('UTF-8')
e.source = self.source_id
e.external_id = video.id.text
e.created = parse( video.published.text )
e.url = video.link[0].href
if video.media.keywords != None:
# split the tags
e.tags = video.media.keywords.text.decode('UTF-8').replace(' ','').split(',')
# save the location data if available
if video.geo:
e.lat = str(video.geo.latitude())
e.lng = str(video.geo.longitude())
return e
def toEntry(self, item): e = Entry() e.title = item.title e.url = item.link e.created = parse(item.published) e.source = self.source_id e.external_id = item.id # if there's an annotation, let's use it as the body for the post if 'content' in item: if len(item.content) > 1: e.text = item.content[1].value return e
def toEntry(self, post):
e = Entry()
e.external_id = post['hash']
e.url = post['href']
e.title = post['description']
e.text = post['extended']
e.source = self.source_id
e.created = parse( post['time'] )
# this is a bit weird but for some reason, the list of tags from post['tags'] will
# report at least one element even if it's empty, so we need to protect against that
e.tags = [] if len(post['tags'][0]) == 0 else post['tags']
return e
def toEntry(self, item):
e = Entry()
e.external_id = item.id
e.created = item.created_time
e.source = self.source_id
e.url = item.link
e.title = item.caption.text
e.text = self.makeInstagramText(item)
# save the location data in case it's got any
if 'location' in dir(item):
e.lat = "%.15f" % item.location.point.latitude
e.lng = "%.15f" % item.location.point.longitude
e.location_name = item.location.name
return e
def toEntry(self, status): from app.utils import StringHelper e = Entry(external_id=str(status['id']), source = self.source_id, text = Utils.links_to_anchors(Utils.twitpic_to_img(status['text'])), title = StringHelper().remove_new_lines(status['text']), url='http://twitter.com/' + str(status['user']['screen_name']) + '/statuses/' + str(status['id'])) e.created = parse(status['created_at']) # extract the tags e.tags = StringHelper().extract_twitter_tags(status['text']) # process the location coordinates if they're available if status['coordinates'] != None: e.lat = str(status['coordinates']['coordinates'][1]) e.lng = str(status['coordinates']['coordinates'][0]) # is this entry a reply-to? logging.debug(e.text[0]) e.twitter_reply = (e.text[0] == '@') return(e)
