def setup_method(self, method):
self.docket = self.docket_to_test = "CP-51-CR-0000001-2011"
self.birth_date = "07/24/1964"
path = "tests/testDocs/testPDFs/%s.pdf" % self.docket_to_test
text = sectionize.parse(path)
sections = etree.XML(sectionize.stitch(text))
self.section_text = sections.xpath("//section[@name='Defendant_Information']")[0].text.strip()
with open("tests/testDocs/defendantSectionTexts/%s.txt" % self.docket_to_test, "w+") as f:
f.write(self.section_text)
f.close()
def just_parse():
""""
This is the slow one. For 115 dockets, it took 80 seconds, or .76 seconds
per docket. This is the stumbling block in the whole thing. Why is this
method so slow?!
"""
logging.basicConfig(filename="parse_timing.md", level=logging.DEBUG)
logging.info("pdf2text_time, create_grammar_time, parse_grammar_time, node_visitor_time")
print("Testing time of parse(), which includes pdf2text.")
directory = "./testDocs/test_two/pdfs/*.pdf"
iter = glob.iglob(directory)
start = datetime.now()
counter = 0
for file in iter:
parse(file)
counter += 1
end = datetime.now()
print("Finished.")
duration = (end-start).seconds
print("Processed {} dockets in {} seconds.".format(counter, duration))
print("{} seconds per docket.".format(duration/counter))
print("Thanks for playing our game.")
