Example #1
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	def import_careers_from_url(self,path):

		data = urllib2.urlopen(path).read()
		c = csv.DictReader([data])
		for row in c:
			career = Career()
			career.short_name = row['short_name']
			career.long_name = row['long_name']
			career.save()
			if row['titles'] is not None and row['titles'] is not "":
				new_titles = row['titles'].split(',')
				for t in new_titles:
					career.add_pos_title(t)
			career.save()
Example #2
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	def import_careers_from_file(self,path):

		f = open(path,'rU')
		c = csv.DictReader(f)
		for row in c:
			career = Career()
			career.short_name = row['short_name']
			career.long_name = row['long_name']
			career.save()
			if row['titles'] is not None and row['titles'] is not "":
				new_titles = row['titles'].split(',')
				for t in new_titles:
					career.add_pos_title(t)
			career.save()
Example #3
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def create_parents():
	for k in mapper.keys():
		try:
			parent = Career.objects.get(long_name=k)
		except:
			parent = Career()
			parent.long_name = k
			parent.short_name = k
			parent.description = "parent"
			parent.save()
			print "Parent Career created: " + parent.long_name
Example #4
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	def import_census_matching_data(self,path):
		# initiate career dict
		career_positions_dict = {}
		# open file, conver to csv DictReader object
		f = open(path,'rU')
		c = csv.DictReader(f)
		# loop through each row in the file
		for row in c:
			title = row['2010 OCCUPATION TITLE']
			code = row['2010 Census Occupation Code']
			if row['2010 Census Occupation Code']:
				
				# format position title
				
				for t in self.CENSUS_REMOVE_LIST:
					m = re.search(t,title)
					if m:
						title = title[:m.start()]
				# check to see if it's on stop list
				if title not in self.CENSUS_STOP_LIST:
					if code not in career_positions_dict:
						# print title
						career_positions_dict[code] = [title]
					elif title not in career_positions_dict[code]:
						# print title
						career_positions_dict[code].append(title)
						# print career_positions_dict[code]
		# add each title to career
		for k,v in career_positions_dict.items():
			print k + ": " + str(v)
			# check to see if career already exists
			try:
				career = Career.objects.get(census_code=k)
			except MultipleObjectsReturned:	
				mult_careers = Career.objects.filter(census_code=k)
				career = mult_careers[0]
			except:
				career = Career()
				career.census_code = k
				career.save()
			for pos in v:
				career.add_pos_title(pos)
			career.save()