def session_passed_detail(session, passfail, chamber):
if session not in app.sessions:
abort(404)
app.page[
'title'] = 'Legislation that %s the %s chamber in the %s session' % (
passfail, chamber, session)
app.page['description'] = ''
app.page['url'] = build_url(app, request)
q = BillQuery()
q.session = session.upper()
q.filter_session()
data = {
'upper': q.filter_action_dates('passed_upper'),
'lower': q.filter_action_dates('passed_lower'),
}
if passfail == 'failed':
data = {
'upper': q.filter_failed(),
'lower': q.filter_failed(),
}
response = {
'app': app,
'session': session,
'passfail': passfail,
'chamber': chamber,
'data': data
}
return render_template('session_passed_detail.html', response=response)
def get_session_days(session=None, json=False):
""" Given the start and end date of the session, get the days there
were actions on legislation.
"""
if not session:
session = app.session
session_dates = app.session_dates[session]
# session_dates will look something like [date(2016,1,13), date(2016,5,11)]
# If we're dealing with the current session, we don't want to return dates
# in the future.
today = date.today()
if today < session_dates[1]:
session_dates[1] = today
q = BillQuery()
q.filter_session(session)
days = []
current_issue = session_dates[0]
while current_issue <= session_dates[1]:
# Make sure something happened on this day.
date_range = [current_issue, current_issue]
bills = q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'ALL')
if len(bills) > 0:
if json == True:
days.append(current_issue.__str__())
else:
days.append(current_issue)
current_issue = current_issue + timedelta(1)
return days
def index():
app.page['title'] = 'Colorado Bill Tracker'
app.page[
'description'] = 'Tracking legislation, legislators and committees in the Colorado General Assembly. Updated daily.'
app.page['url'] = build_url(app, request)
q = BillQuery()
q.items = q.filter_session(app.session)
days_back = 0
bills = []
finish = date.today()
start = finish - timedelta(days_back)
while True:
bills = q.filter_by_date([start, finish], 'last')
if len(bills) > 0:
break
if days_back > 300:
break
days_back += 1
start = finish - timedelta(days_back)
response = {
'app': app,
'bills': bills,
'signed': q.filter_action_dates('signed'),
'introduced': q.filter_action_dates('first'),
'passed_upper': q.filter_action_dates('passed_upper'),
'passed_lower': q.filter_action_dates('passed_lower'),
'days_back': days_back,
'back_date': date.today() - timedelta(days_back)
}
return render_template('home.html', response=response)
def session_detail(session, js='', csv=''):
if session not in app.sessions:
abort(404)
app.page['title'] = 'Session %s' % session
app.page['description'] = ''
app.page['url'] = build_url(app, request)
q = BillQuery()
q.filter_session(session.upper())
data = {'bills': q.filter_action_dates('first')}
# Clean up the json for delivering to datatables.
# Datatables requires all fields be present in all items,
# which means we need to add vote fields for the bills that haven't
# been voted on yet.
bills = []
for item in data['bills']:
if 'votes' not in item:
item['votes'] = []
if 'sources' not in item:
item['sources'] = []
bills.append(item)
# We return a lighter version of the bills dict for generating the javascript.
data['bills_light'] = []
for item in data['bills']:
url = 'http://extras.denverpost.com/app/bill-tracker/bills/%s/%s/' % (
item['session'].lower(), item['bill_id'].replace(' ', '_').lower())
d = {'title': item['title'], 'url': url}
data['bills_light'].append(d)
response = {
'app': app,
'session': session,
'json': json.dumps(bills),
'data': data
}
fn = 'session_detail.html'
if js == 'js':
fn = fn.replace('.html', '.js')
elif csv == 'csv':
fn = fn.replace('.html', '.csv')
return render_template(fn, response=response)
def session_signed_detail(session):
if session not in app.sessions:
abort(404)
app.page[
'title'] = 'Legislation Colorado\'s governor signed into law in the %s session' % session
app.page[
'description'] = 'A list of legislation passed into law in the %s session' % session
app.page['url'] = build_url(app, request)
q = BillQuery()
q.session = session.upper()
q.filter_session()
data = {
'bills': q.filter_action_dates('signed'),
}
response = {
'app': app,
'data': data,
'session': session,
}
return render_template('session_signed_detail.html', response=response)
def week_detail(issue_date):
app.page['title'] = 'The Week in Colorado legislature, '
app.page[
'description'] = 'A round-up of what happened to which legislation in Colorado\'s state legislature for the week ending '
app.page['url'] = build_url(app, request)
# Make sure it's a valid week
current_issue = app.theweek[app.session]
today = date.today()
weeks = []
while current_issue <= today:
weeks.append(current_issue.__str__())
current_issue = current_issue + timedelta(7)
# Get the previous and next days.
# The beginning and end of the list won't have prev/nexts, so we write
# logic to make sure we don't throw an error over that.
pos = weeks.index(issue_date)
if pos == 0:
if len(weeks) == 1:
prev_next = [None, None]
else:
prev_next = [None, weeks[pos + 1]]
elif pos == len(weeks) - 1:
prev_next = [weeks[pos - 1], None]
else:
prev_next = [weeks[pos - 1], weeks[pos + 1]]
# Turn the date into a range
the_date = datetime.strptime(issue_date, '%Y-%m-%d')
start, finish = the_date - timedelta(7), the_date
date_range = [start.date(), finish.date()]
app.page['description'] += '%s' % datetime.strftime(the_date, '%B %-d %Y')
app.page['title'] += '%s' % datetime.strftime(the_date, '%B %-d %Y')
if issue_date not in weeks:
abort(404)
# Get a json file of the recent legislative news
news = []
try:
news = json.load(open('_input/news/articles_%s_8.json' % issue_date))
except:
try:
news = json.load(
open('_input/news/articles_%s_7.json' % issue_date))
except:
news = []
q = BillQuery()
q.filter_session(app.session)
response = {
'app':
app,
'issue_date':
issue_date,
'prev_next':
prev_next,
'news':
news,
'signed':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'signed',
q.filter_action_dates('signed')),
'introduced':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'first', q.filter_action_dates('first')),
'passed_upper':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'passed_upper',
q.filter_action_dates('passed_upper')),
'passed_lower':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'passed_lower',
q.filter_action_dates('passed_lower')),
}
return render_template('week_detail.html', response=response)
def day_detail(issue_date):
app.page['title'] = 'in the Colorado state legislature'
app.page[
'description'] = 'A round-up of the news, the bills passed, signed and introduced in the Colorado General Assembly on '
app.page['url'] = build_url(app, request)
# Make sure it's a valid day
the_date = datetime.strptime(issue_date, '%Y-%m-%d')
the_news_date = the_date + timedelta(1)
date_range = [the_date.date(), the_date.date()]
days = json.load(open('_input/days_%s.json' % app.session))
if issue_date not in days:
abort(404)
# Get the previous and next days.
# The beginning and end of the list won't have prev/nexts, so we write
# logic to make sure we don't throw an error over that.
pos = days.index(issue_date)
if pos == 0:
prev_next = [None, days[pos + 1]]
elif pos == len(days) - 1:
prev_next = [days[pos - 1], None]
else:
prev_next = [days[pos - 1], days[pos + 1]]
app.page['title'] = '%s %s' % (datetime.strftime(
the_date, '%B %-d %Y'), app.page['title'])
app.page['description'] += '%s' % datetime.strftime(the_date, '%B %-d %Y')
# Get a json file of the recent legislative news
news = []
try:
#news = json.load(open('_input/news/articles_%s_1.json' % the_date.__str__()))
news = json.load(open('_input/news/articles_%s_1.json' % issue_date))
except:
pass
q = BillQuery()
q.filter_session(app.session)
response = {
'app':
app,
'issue_date':
issue_date,
'prev_next':
prev_next,
'news':
news,
'signed':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'signed',
q.filter_action_dates('signed')),
'introduced':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'first', q.filter_action_dates('first')),
'passed_upper':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'passed_upper',
q.filter_action_dates('passed_upper')),
'passed_lower':
q.filter_by_date(date_range, 'passed_lower',
q.filter_action_dates('passed_lower')),
}
return render_template('day_detail.html', response=response)