def get_me_weather(request, latitude, longitude):
message = {"weatherHTML": ""}
if request.is_ajax():
forecast = oracle.get_forecast(latitude, longitude)
weatherHTML = render_to_string('./forecast.html', {'weather':forecast})
message['weatherHTML'] = weatherHTML
json = simplejson.dumps(message)
return HttpResponse(json, mimetype='application/json')
def get_me_weather(request, latitude, longitude):
message = {"weatherHTML": ""}
if request.is_ajax():
forecast = oracle.get_forecast(latitude, longitude)
weatherHTML = render_to_string('./forecast.html',
{'weather': forecast})
message['weatherHTML'] = weatherHTML
json = simplejson.dumps(message)
return HttpResponse(json, mimetype='application/json')
def forecast():
print("-- Forecast option selected")
tweet = twitter.Api(
consumer_key=configuration_manager.AppSettings["twitter"]
["consumer key"],
consumer_secret=configuration_manager.AppSettings["twitter"]
["consumer secret"],
access_token_key=configuration_manager.AppSettings["twitter"]
["access token key"],
access_token_secret=configuration_manager.AppSettings["twitter"]
["access token secret"])
for t in TICKERS:
print("Running forecast for " + t["ticker"])
_forecast = oracle.get_forecast(t["ticker"])
if _forecast is not None:
if _forecast.get_max_gain() >= 0.1:
figure = oracle.Plot.from_timeseries(_forecast)
# input("Press Enter to continue...")
tweet.PostUpdate(status=_forecast.get_title(), media=figure)
def index(request):
debug = []
debug.append('False')
city_set = []
if request.method == 'GET':
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
if form.is_valid():
sample_zip = request.GET['location']
max_distance = int(request.GET['distance'])
debug.append('max_distance: ' + str(max_distance))
# switch here to use either the city or the zipcode
debug.append('is_this_an_int: ' + str(is_this_an_int(sample_zip)))
if len(str(sample_zip)) == 5 and is_this_an_int(sample_zip):
try:
center_location = Zips.objects.get(zipcode=sample_zip)
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'No zipcode found :('
return render_to_response('./index.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification,
'debug': debug
})
else:
# assume we werent given a zipcode, so parse it as a city
parsed_zip = re.findall(r'\w+', sample_zip)
city_name = ' '.join(parsed_zip[0:-1])
state_name = parsed_zip[-1]
debug.append(parsed_zip)
debug.append(city_name)
debug.append(state_name)
try:
center_location = City.objects.get(
name__iexact=city_name, state__iexact=state_name)
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'No city found :('
return render_to_response('./index.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification,
'debug': debug
})
# add 3rd except for multiple cites, return links to all of them!
# then do the search for the one they select!
max_lat = center_location.latitude + max_distance / 69.09
min_lat = center_location.latitude - max_distance / 69.09
max_long = center_location.longitude + max_distance / 69.09
min_long = center_location.longitude - max_distance / 69.09
city_set = list(
City.objects.filter(
longitude__range=(min_long, max_long)).filter(
latitude__range=(min_lat, max_lat)))
# trim down the city list to a circle, and build the distance list
city_distances = []
approvedcity_set = []
debug.append('cities before: ' + str(len(city_set)))
for city in city_set:
temp_distance = calculate_distance(center_location, city)
debug.append(city.name + ': ' + str(temp_distance))
# debug.append(city.name + '- lat:' + str(city.longitude) + ' long:' + str(city.latitude))
if temp_distance < float(max_distance):
approvedcity_set.append(city)
city_distances.append(int(temp_distance))
debug.append('cities after: ' + str(len(approvedcity_set)))
debug.append('city distances: ' + str(len(city_distances)))
all_the_forecasts = []
for city in city_set:
tempForecast = oracle.get_forecast(city.latitude,
city.longitude)
#getting the day of the week for dates
for datapoint in tempForecast:
datapoint.day = datapoint.date.strftime('%A')
#add forecast to forecast list
all_the_forecasts.append(tempForecast)
zipped = [{
'city': t[0],
'weather': t[1],
'distance': t[2]
} for t in zip(approvedcity_set, all_the_forecasts, city_distances)
]
# zipped = [{'city': t[0], 'distance':t[1], 'weather': t[2]} for t in zip(city_set, city_distances, all_the_forecasts)]
# debug.append(str(len(city_set)) + ' cities')
return render_to_response(
'./index.html', {
'city_list': city_set,
"citylist_length": len(city_set),
'forecasts': all_the_forecasts,
'form': form,
'zipped': zipped,
'debug': debug
})
else:
debug.append('form data is invalid')
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
return render_to_response('./index.html', {
'form': form,
'debug': debug
})
else:
debug.append('no GET request data')
form = WeatherForm()
return render_to_response('./index.html', {
'form': form,
'debug': debug
})
def camp(request):
city_set = []
if request.method == 'GET':
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
if form.is_valid():
sample_zip = request.GET['location']
max_distance = int(request.GET['distance'])
# debug.append('max_distance: ' + str(max_distance))
# switch here to use either the city or the zipcode
if len(str(sample_zip)) == 5 and is_this_an_int(sample_zip):
try:
center_location = Zips.objects.get(zipcode=sample_zip)
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'You sure that\'s a real zipcode?'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification
})
else:
# assume we werent given a zipcode, so parse it as a city
parsed_zip = re.findall(r'\w+', sample_zip)
city_name = ' '.join(parsed_zip[0:-1])
state_name = parsed_zip[-1]
# BUG: searching for a city when there is another in the same state...possible major rewrite required to handle searching with extra data(no more jQuery hack)
try:
center_location = City.objects.get(
name__iexact=city_name, state__iexact=state_name)
#in case we get nothing
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
try:
# concatenates the city and state name, if a city is two words, it mixes things up, this fixes that
if len(state_name) > 2 and len(city_name) != 0:
state_name = city_name + ' ' + state_name
possibleCityList = City.objects.filter(
name__iexact=state_name)
if len(possibleCityList) != 0:
notification = 'I didn\'t catch the state. Here\'s a list of cities to start with: '
return render_to_response(
'./camp.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification,
'possibleCityList': possibleCityList
})
else:
notification = 'I can\'t find '
notification += state_name
return render_to_response(
'./camp.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification
})
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'I can\'t seem to find that city'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification
})
# in case we have two cities with the same name in the same state
except MultipleObjectsReturned:
# we get cities & populations but, cant specify the search based on the cities GEOid or location
possibleCityList = City.objects.filter(
state__iexact=state_name).filter(
name__iexact=city_name)
notification = 'I got multiple cities with that name: clicking these will just mess with things...sorry'
sameCities = True
return render_to_response(
'./camp.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification,
'sameCities': sameCities,
'possibleCityList': possibleCityList
})
# Handling Non UTF data that python hates
except OperationalError:
notification = 'I\'ve encountered non-UTF data. And am notifying my superiors\n Sorry about this'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {
'form': form,
'notification': notification
})
# gives us a minimum and maximum to search in, it would look like a square centered around center_location
max_lat = center_location.latitude + max_distance / 69.09
min_lat = center_location.latitude - max_distance / 69.09
max_long = center_location.longitude + max_distance / 69.09
min_long = center_location.longitude - max_distance / 69.09
camp_set = list(
Campground.objects.filter(
longitude__range=(min_long, max_long)).filter(
latitude__range=(min_lat, max_lat)))
# trim down the city list to a circle, and build the distance list
camp_distances = []
approvedcamp_set = []
for campground in camp_set:
temp_distance = calculate_distance(center_location, campground)
if temp_distance < float(max_distance):
approvedcamp_set.append(campground)
camp_distances.append(int(temp_distance))
#format the campground type to be human friendly
for campground in approvedcamp_set:
campground = camp_humanizer(campground)
all_the_forecasts = []
for campground in approvedcamp_set:
tempForecast = oracle.get_forecast(campground.latitude,
campground.longitude)
#getting the day of the week for dates
for datapoint in tempForecast:
datapoint.day = datapoint.date.strftime('%A')
#add forecast to forecast list
all_the_forecasts.append(tempForecast)
zipped = [{
'campground': t[0],
'weather': t[1],
'distance': t[2]
} for t in zip(approvedcamp_set, all_the_forecasts, camp_distances)
]
# no campgrounds were returned....
if len(approvedcamp_set) > 0:
return render_to_response(
'./camp.html', {
"camplist_length": len(approvedcamp_set),
'forecasts': all_the_forecasts,
'form': form,
'zipped': zipped
})
else:
notification = 'Search farther...'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {
'form': form,
'farther': notification
})
else:
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form})
else:
form = WeatherForm()
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form})
def index(request):
debug = []
debug.append('False')
city_set = []
if request.method == 'GET':
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
if form.is_valid():
sample_zip = request.GET['location']
max_distance = int(request.GET['distance'])
debug.append('max_distance: ' + str(max_distance))
# switch here to use either the city or the zipcode
debug.append('is_this_an_int: ' + str(is_this_an_int(sample_zip)))
if len(str(sample_zip)) == 5 and is_this_an_int(sample_zip):
try:
center_location = Zips.objects.get(zipcode=sample_zip)
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'No zipcode found :('
return render_to_response('./index.html', {'form': form,'notification':notification, 'debug':debug})
else:
# assume we werent given a zipcode, so parse it as a city
parsed_zip = re.findall(r'\w+', sample_zip)
city_name = ' '.join(parsed_zip[0:-1])
state_name = parsed_zip[-1]
debug.append(parsed_zip)
debug.append(city_name)
debug.append(state_name)
try:
center_location = City.objects.get(name__iexact=city_name, state__iexact=state_name)
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'No city found :('
return render_to_response('./index.html', {'form': form,'notification':notification, 'debug':debug})
# add 3rd except for multiple cites, return links to all of them!
# then do the search for the one they select!
max_lat = center_location.latitude + max_distance/69.09
min_lat = center_location.latitude - max_distance/69.09
max_long = center_location.longitude + max_distance/69.09
min_long = center_location.longitude - max_distance/69.09
city_set = list(City.objects.filter(longitude__range=(min_long,max_long)).filter(latitude__range=(min_lat,max_lat)))
# trim down the city list to a circle, and build the distance list
city_distances = []
approvedcity_set = []
debug.append('cities before: ' + str(len(city_set)))
for city in city_set:
temp_distance = calculate_distance(center_location, city)
debug.append(city.name + ': ' + str(temp_distance))
# debug.append(city.name + '- lat:' + str(city.longitude) + ' long:' + str(city.latitude))
if temp_distance < float(max_distance):
approvedcity_set.append(city)
city_distances.append(int(temp_distance))
debug.append('cities after: ' + str(len(approvedcity_set)))
debug.append('city distances: ' + str(len(city_distances)))
all_the_forecasts = []
for city in city_set:
tempForecast = oracle.get_forecast(city.latitude, city.longitude)
#getting the day of the week for dates
for datapoint in tempForecast:
datapoint.day = datapoint.date.strftime('%A')
#add forecast to forecast list
all_the_forecasts.append(tempForecast)
zipped = [{'city': t[0], 'weather': t[1], 'distance': t[2]} for t in zip(approvedcity_set, all_the_forecasts, city_distances)]
# zipped = [{'city': t[0], 'distance':t[1], 'weather': t[2]} for t in zip(city_set, city_distances, all_the_forecasts)]
# debug.append(str(len(city_set)) + ' cities')
return render_to_response('./index.html', {'city_list':city_set,"citylist_length":len(city_set), 'forecasts':all_the_forecasts, 'form': form, 'zipped': zipped, 'debug':debug})
else:
debug.append('form data is invalid')
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
return render_to_response('./index.html', {'form': form, 'debug':debug})
else:
debug.append('no GET request data')
form = WeatherForm()
return render_to_response('./index.html', {'form': form, 'debug':debug})
def camp(request):
city_set = []
if request.method == 'GET':
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
if form.is_valid():
sample_zip = request.GET['location']
max_distance = int(request.GET['distance'])
# debug.append('max_distance: ' + str(max_distance))
# switch here to use either the city or the zipcode
if len(str(sample_zip)) == 5 and is_this_an_int(sample_zip):
try:
center_location = Zips.objects.get(zipcode=sample_zip)
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'You sure that\'s a real zipcode?'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form,'notification':notification})
else:
# assume we werent given a zipcode, so parse it as a city
parsed_zip = re.findall(r'\w+', sample_zip)
city_name = ' '.join(parsed_zip[0:-1])
state_name = parsed_zip[-1]
# BUG: searching for a city when there is another in the same state...possible major rewrite required to handle searching with extra data(no more jQuery hack)
try:
center_location = City.objects.get(name__iexact=city_name, state__iexact=state_name)
#in case we get nothing
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
try:
# concatenates the city and state name, if a city is two words, it mixes things up, this fixes that
if len(state_name) > 2 and len(city_name) != 0:
state_name = city_name + ' ' +state_name
possibleCityList = City.objects.filter(name__iexact=state_name)
if len(possibleCityList) != 0:
notification = 'I didn\'t catch the state. Here\'s a list of cities to start with: '
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form, 'notification':notification, 'possibleCityList':possibleCityList})
else:
notification = 'I can\'t find '
notification += state_name
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form, 'notification':notification})
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
notification = 'I can\'t seem to find that city'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form,'notification':notification})
# in case we have two cities with the same name in the same state
except MultipleObjectsReturned:
# we get cities & populations but, cant specify the search based on the cities GEOid or location
possibleCityList = City.objects.filter(state__iexact=state_name).filter(name__iexact=city_name)
notification = 'I got multiple cities with that name: clicking these will just mess with things...sorry'
sameCities = True
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form,'notification':notification, 'sameCities':sameCities, 'possibleCityList':possibleCityList})
# Handling Non UTF data that python hates
except OperationalError:
notification = 'I\'ve encountered non-UTF data. And am notifying my superiors\n Sorry about this'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form,'notification':notification})
# gives us a minimum and maximum to search in, it would look like a square centered around center_location
max_lat = center_location.latitude + max_distance/69.09
min_lat = center_location.latitude - max_distance/69.09
max_long = center_location.longitude + max_distance/69.09
min_long = center_location.longitude - max_distance/69.09
camp_set = list(Campground.objects.filter(longitude__range=(min_long,max_long)).filter(latitude__range=(min_lat,max_lat)))
# trim down the city list to a circle, and build the distance list
camp_distances = []
approvedcamp_set = []
for campground in camp_set:
temp_distance = calculate_distance(center_location, campground)
if temp_distance < float(max_distance):
approvedcamp_set.append(campground)
camp_distances.append(int(temp_distance))
#format the campground type to be human friendly
for campground in approvedcamp_set:
campground = camp_humanizer(campground)
all_the_forecasts = []
for campground in approvedcamp_set:
tempForecast = oracle.get_forecast(campground.latitude, campground.longitude)
#getting the day of the week for dates
for datapoint in tempForecast:
datapoint.day = datapoint.date.strftime('%A')
#add forecast to forecast list
all_the_forecasts.append(tempForecast)
zipped = [{'campground': t[0], 'weather': t[1], 'distance': t[2]} for t in zip(approvedcamp_set, all_the_forecasts, camp_distances)]
# no campgrounds were returned....
if len(approvedcamp_set) > 0:
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {"camplist_length":len(approvedcamp_set), 'forecasts':all_the_forecasts, 'form': form, 'zipped': zipped})
else:
notification = 'Search farther...'
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form,'farther':notification})
else:
form = WeatherForm(request.GET)
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form})
else:
form = WeatherForm()
return render_to_response('./camp.html', {'form': form})
