def reload(self, browscap_file_path=None):
"""
Reloads new data to this Browscap instance. This is useful
mainly in apps that run in long living threads, like django projects.
:param browscap_file_path: location of new browcap file on filesystem, or use old
:type browscap_file_path: string or None
:returns: None
:raises: IOError
"""
global load_csv_file
if load_csv_file is None:
from pybrowscap.loader.csv import load_file as load_csv_file
try:
file_to_load = browscap_file_path or self.browscap_file_path
log.info('Reloading browscap instance with file %s', file_to_load)
if self.type == TYPE_CSV:
reloaded_browscap = load_csv_file(file_to_load)
self.data = reloaded_browscap.data
self.regex_cache = reloaded_browscap.regex_cache
self.version = reloaded_browscap.version
self.release_date = reloaded_browscap.release_date
self.browscap_file_path = file_to_load
self.cache = {}
self.reloaded_at = datetime.now()
except IOError:
log.exception('Error while reloading Browscap instance with file %s', file_to_load)
raise
def reload(self, browscap_file_path=None):
"""
Reloads new data to this Browscap instance. This is useful
mainly in apps that run in long living threads, like django projects.
"""
from pybrowscap.loader.csv import load_file as load_csv_file
try:
file_to_load = browscap_file_path or self.browscap_file_path
if self.type == TYPE_CSV:
reloaded_browscap = load_csv_file(file_to_load)
self.data = reloaded_browscap.data
self.regex_cache = reloaded_browscap.regex_cache
self.version = reloaded_browscap.version
self.release_date = reloaded_browscap.release_date
self.browscap_file_path = file_to_load
self.cache = {}
self.reloaded_at = datetime.now()
except Exception:
log.exception('Error while reloading Browscap instance')
raise