def test_database_add_episodes(prevent_modification):
copyfile(my_dir + "/datafiles/database_example1.db", Database.PATH)
mydatabase = Database()
myfeed_path = my_dir + "/feeds/valid_basic.xml"
myfeed = Feed(file=myfeed_path)
episodes = myfeed.parse_episodes()
mydatabase.replace_feed(myfeed)
assert len(mydatabase.episodes(myfeed)) == 0
mydatabase.replace_episodes(myfeed, episodes)
assert len(mydatabase.episodes(myfeed)) == len(episodes)
def import_subscriptions(path: str, database: Database) -> None:
subscriptions = Subscriptions()
# Load may raise an error, but they are user-friendly enough that we don't
# need to catch them here. It's also okay to crash at this point.
subscriptions.load(path)
print("Importing %d feeds..." % len(subscriptions.feeds))
for feed in subscriptions.feeds:
database.replace_feed(feed)
episodes = feed.parse_episodes()
database.replace_episodes(feed, episodes)
print("Imported '%s' with %d episodes" % (str(feed), len(episodes)))
def import_subscriptions(path: str, database: Database) -> None:
subscriptions = Subscriptions()
# Load may raise an error, but they are user-friendly enough that we don't
# need to catch them here. It's also okay to crash at this point.
subscriptions.load(path)
for generated in subscriptions.parse():
if isinstance(generated, Feed):
feed = generated
database.replace_feed(feed)
episodes = feed.parse_episodes()
database.replace_episodes(feed, episodes)
print("Added \"%s\" with %d episodes" % (str(feed), len(episodes)))
else:
print("ERROR: Failed to load %s -- %s" %
(str(generated[0]), str(generated[1])))
print("Imported %d feeds" % len(subscriptions.feeds))