Python reverse_wayback_machine_url Examples

Example #1

def open_wayback_machine_url(url, **kwargs):
    """
    Accepts an URL from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine
    and returns an ArchivedURL object
    """
    # Extract the URL and timestamp from the url
    archive_url, timestamp = storytracker.reverse_wayback_machine_url(url)
    # Modify the standard Wayback Machine URL to be one that returns the raw
    # HTML without any of the chrome and navigation tools inserted by
    # the archive
    if "id_" not in url:
        url = url.replace("/%s" % archive_url, "id_/%s" % archive_url)
    # Retrieve the raw HTML
    html = storytracker.archive(url, **kwargs).html
    # Pass it all back
    return ArchivedURL(archive_url, timestamp, html)

Example #2

File: waybackmachine.py Project: silviupanaite/storytracker

def open_wayback_machine_url(url, **kwargs):
    """
    Accepts an URL from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine
    and returns an ArchivedURL object
    """
    # Extract the URL and timestamp from the url
    archive_url, timestamp = storytracker.reverse_wayback_machine_url(url)
    # Modify the standard Wayback Machine URL to be one that returns the raw
    # HTML without any of the chrome and navigation tools inserted by
    # the archive
    if "id_" not in url:
        url = url.replace(
            "/%s" % archive_url,
            "id_/%s" % archive_url
        )
    # Retrieve the raw HTML
    html = storytracker.archive(url, **kwargs).html
    # Pass it all back
    return ArchivedURL(archive_url, timestamp, html)

Example #3

 def test_url_reverse(self):
     reverse = storytracker.reverse_wayback_machine_url(self.url)
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(reverse[0], str))
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(reverse[1], datetime))

Example #4

File: test.py Project: silviupanaite/storytracker

 def test_url_reverse(self):
     reverse = storytracker.reverse_wayback_machine_url(self.url)
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(reverse[0], str))
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(reverse[1], datetime))