Python Parser.get_element_dictionary Examples

Example #1

File: test_parser.py Project: smeyn/python-gedcom

def test_invalidate_cache():
    parser = Parser()
    parser.parse_file('tests/files/Musterstammbaum.ged')

    assert len(parser.get_element_list()) == 396
    assert len(parser.get_element_dictionary()) == 32

    parser.invalidate_cache()

    assert len(parser.get_element_list()) == 396
    assert len(parser.get_element_dictionary()) == 32

Example #2

File: gedcom2ttl.py Project: the-norman-sicily-project/genealogical-trees

# License: MIT

import sys
from gedcom.parser import Parser
from gedcom.element.individual import IndividualElement
from gedcom.element.family import FamilyElement

try: workpath = sys.argv[1]
except IndexError: sys.exit("No gedcom defined!")

def term2id(el):
    return "i" + el.get_pointer().replace('@', '').lower()

g = Parser()
g.parse_file(workpath)
gedcom_dict = g.get_element_dictionary()
individuals, marriages = {}, {}

for k, v in gedcom_dict.items():
    if isinstance(v, IndividualElement):
        children, siblings = set(), set()
        idx = term2id(v)

        title = v.get_name()[0] + " " + v.get_name()[1]
        title = title.replace('"', '').replace('[', '').replace(']', '').replace('(', '').replace(')', '').strip()

        own_families = g.get_families(v, 'FAMS')
        for fam in own_families:
            children |= set(term2id(i) for i in g.get_family_members(fam, "CHIL"))

        parent_families = g.get_families(v, 'FAMC')