def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from PyPI and archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing data extracted from PyPI and archive.
        """
        try:
            release_urls = self.client.release_urls(self.name, self.version)
            release_data = self.client.release_data(self.name, self.version)
        except:  # some kind of error with client => return TODO: log the failure
            logger.debug('Client: {0} Name: {1} Version: {2}.'.format(
                self.client, self.name, self.version))
            logger.warn('Some kind of error while communicating with client: {0}.'.format(
                self.client), exc_info=True)
            return PackageData(self.local_file,
                               self.name,
                               self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name)
                               if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
                               self.version,
                               'FAILED TO EXTRACT FROM PYPI',
                               'FAILED TO EXTRACT FROM PYPI')

        url = ''
        md5_digest = None

        if len(release_urls):
            for release_url in release_urls:
                if release_url['url'].endswith("tar.gz"):
                    url = release_url['url']
                    md5_digest = release_url['md5_digest']
            if url == '':
                url = release_urls[0]['url']
                md5_digest = release_urls[0]['md5_digest']
        elif release_data:
            url = release_data['download_url']

        data = PackageData(self.local_file,
                           self.name,
                           self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name)
                           if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
                           self.version,
                           md5_digest,
                           url)
        for data_field in settings.PYPI_USABLE_DATA:
            setattr(data, data_field, release_data.get(data_field, ''))
        pypi_license = data.license

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name listing the
        # packages is using function to find them, that makes data.packages an empty set
        if data.has_packages and not data.packages:
            data.packages.add(data.name)

        # we usually get better license representation from trove classifiers
        data.license = utils.license_from_trove(
            release_data.get('classifiers', '')) or data.license or pypi_license

        return data
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 def test_merge_versions_fedora(self, self_bv, self_pv, data_pv,
                                expected_bv, expected_pv):
     c = Convertor(package='pkg', base_python_version=self_bv,
                   python_versions=self_pv, template='fedora.spec')
     data = PackageData('pkg.tar.gz', 'pkg', 'pkg', '0.1')
     data.python_versions = data_pv
     c.merge_versions(data)
     assert data.base_python_version == expected_bv
     assert data.python_versions == expected_pv
 def test_versions_epel6(self, self_bv, self_pv, data_bv, data_pv,
                         expected_bv, expected_pv):
     c = Convertor(package='pkg', base_python_version=self_bv, python_versions=self_pv,
                   template='epel6.spec')
     data = PackageData('pkg.tar.gz', 'pkg', 'pkg', '0.1')
     data.base_python_version = data_bv
     data.python_versions = data_pv
     c.merge_versions(data)
     assert data.base_python_version == expected_bv
     assert data.python_versions == expected_pv
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    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing the extracted data.
        """
        data = PackageData(self.local_file,
                         self.name,
                         self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name) \
                           if self.rpm_name == None else self.rpm_name,
                         self.version)

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        return data
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 def test_bad_versions(self, self_bv, self_pv):
     c = Convertor(package='pkg',
                   base_python_version=self_bv,
                   python_versions=self_pv,
                   template='epel6.spec')
     data = PackageData('pkg.tar.gz', 'pkg', 'pkg', '0.1')
     with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
         c.merge_versions(data)
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    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing the extracted data.
        """
        data = PackageData(self.local_file,
                           self.name,
                           self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name)
                           if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
                           self.version)

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        if virtualenv is not None:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_venv, update=True)

        if "scripts" in data.data:
            setattr(data, "scripts", utils.remove_major_minor_suffix(data.data['scripts']))
        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name listing the pacakges
        # is using function to find them, that makes data.packages an empty set
        if data.has_packages and data.packages == "TODO:":
            data.packages = set([data.name])

        return data
    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing the extracted data.
        """
        data = PackageData(self.local_file,
                           self.name,
                           self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name)
                           if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
                           self.version)

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name listing the packages
        # is using function to find them, that makes data.packages an empty set
        if(data.has_packages and not data.packages):
            data.packages.add(data.name)

        return data
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    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing the extracted data.
        """
        data = PackageData(self.local_file,
                           self.name,
                           self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name)
                           if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
                           self.version)

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        if virtualenv is not None:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_venv, update=True)

        if "scripts" in data.data:
            setattr(data, "scripts", utils.remove_major_minor_suffix(data.data['scripts']))
        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name listing the pacakges
        # is using function to find them, that makes data.packages an empty set
        if data.has_packages and data.packages in ("TODO:", set()):
            data.packages = set([data.name])

        return data
    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing the extracted data.
        """
        data = PackageData(
            local_file=self.local_file,
            name=self.name,
            pkg_name=self.rpm_name
            or self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name, pkg_name=True),
            version=self.version,
            srcname=self.srcname)

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name
        # listing the pacakges is using function to find them, that makes
        # data.packages an empty set if virtualenv is disabled
        if self.venv_extraction_disabled and getattr(data, "packages") == []:
            data.packages = [data.name]

        return data
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    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing the extracted data.
        """
        data = PackageData(
            self.local_file,
            self.name,
            self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name) if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
            self.version,
        )

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        data.set_from(self.data_from_venv, update=True)
        data.data["build_deps"] += utils.runtime_to_build(data.data["runtime_deps"])
        setattr(data, "build_deps", utils.unique_deps(data.data["build_deps"]))
        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name listing the pacakges
        # is using function to find them, that makes data.packages an empty set
        if data.has_packages and not data.packages:
            data.packages.add(data.name)

        return data
    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing the extracted data.
        """
        data = PackageData(
            local_file=self.local_file,
            name=self.name,
            pkg_name=self.rpm_name or self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name),
            version=self.version,
            srcname=self.srcname)

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        if "scripts" in data.data:
            setattr(data, "scripts", utils.remove_major_minor_suffix(data.data['scripts']))
        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name listing the pacakges
        # is using function to find them, that makes data.packages an empty set
        # if virtualenv is disabled
        if virtualenv is None and getattr(data, "packages") == set():
            data.packages = set([data.name])

        return data
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    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from PyPI and archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing data extracted from PyPI and archive.
        """
        try:
            release_urls = self.client.release_urls(self.name, self.version)
            release_data = self.client.release_data(self.name, self.version)
        except: # some kind of error with client => return TODO: log the failure
            return PackageData(self.local_file,
                            self.name,
                            self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name) \
                               if self.rpm_name == None else self.rpm_name,
                            self.version,
                            'FAILED TO EXTRACT FROM PYPI',
                            'FAILED TO EXTRACT FROM PYPI')

        url = ''
        md5_digest = None

        if len(release_urls) > 0:
            url_bak = release_urls[0]['url']
            md5_bak = release_urls[0]['md5_digest']
            for release_url in release_urls:
                if release_url['url'].endswith("tar.gz"):
                    url = release_url['url']
                    md5_digest = release_url['md5_digest']
                elif release_url['url'].endswith("zip"):
                    url_bak = release_url['url']
                    md5_bak = release_url['md5_digest']
            else:
                if url == '':
                    url = url_bak
                    md5_digest = md5_bak

        elif release_data:
            url = release_data['download_url']

        data = PackageData(self.local_file,
                        self.name,
                        self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name) \
                           if self.rpm_name == None else self.rpm_name,
                        self.version,
                        md5_digest,
                        url)
        for data_field in settings.PYPI_USABLE_DATA:
            setattr(data, data_field, release_data.get(data_field, ''))

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        # we usually get better license representation from trove classifiers
        data.license = utils.license_from_trove(release_data.get('classifiers', '')) or data.license

        return data
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 def test_summary_with_dot(self, s, expected):
     pd = PackageData('spam', 'spam', 'python-spam', 'spam')
     pd.summary = s
     assert pd.summary == expected
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 def test_set_none_value(self, name):
     pd = PackageData('spam', 'spam', 'python-spam', 'spam')
     setattr(pd, name, None)
     actual = getattr(pd, name)
     assert actual == 'TODO:'
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 def test_get_nonexistent_attribute(self):
     pd = PackageData('spam', 'spam', 'python-spam', 'spam')
     assert pd.eggs == 'TODO:'
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 def test_underscored_name(self, n, expected):
     pd = PackageData('spam', n, 'python-spam', 'spam')
     assert pd.underscored_name == expected
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 def test_update_attr(self, key, init, update_data, expected):
     pd = PackageData('spam', init, 'python-spam', 'spam')
     pd.set_from(update_data, update=True)
     assert pd.data[key] == expected
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    def extract_data(self):
        """Extracts data from PyPI and archive.
        Returns:
            PackageData object containing data extracted from PyPI and archive.
        """
        try:
            release_urls = self.client.release_urls(self.name, self.version)
            release_data = self.client.release_data(self.name, self.version)
        except:  # some kind of error with client => return TODO: log the failure
            logger.debug("Client: {0} Name: {1} Version: {2}.".format(self.client, self.name, self.version))
            logger.warn("Some kind of error while communicating with client: {0}.".format(self.client), exc_info=True)
            return PackageData(
                self.local_file,
                self.name,
                self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name) if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
                self.version,
                "FAILED TO EXTRACT FROM PYPI",
                "FAILED TO EXTRACT FROM PYPI",
            )

        url = ""
        md5_digest = None

        if len(release_urls):
            for release_url in release_urls:
                if release_url["url"].endswith("tar.gz"):
                    url = release_url["url"]
                    md5_digest = release_url["md5_digest"]
            if url == "":
                url = release_urls[0]["url"]
                md5_digest = release_urls[0]["md5_digest"]
        elif release_data:
            url = release_data["download_url"]

        data = PackageData(
            self.local_file,
            self.name,
            self.name_convertor.rpm_name(self.name) if self.rpm_name is None else self.rpm_name,
            self.version,
            md5_digest,
            url,
        )
        for data_field in settings.PYPI_USABLE_DATA:
            setattr(data, data_field, release_data.get(data_field, ""))
        pypi_license = data.license

        with self.archive:
            data.set_from(self.data_from_archive)

        data.set_from(self.data_from_venv, update=True)

        setattr(data, "scripts", utils.remove_major_minor_suffix(data.data["scripts"]))

        data.data["build_deps"] += utils.runtime_to_build(data.data["runtime_deps"])
        setattr(data, "build_deps", utils.unique_deps(data.data["build_deps"]))
        # Append all runtime deps to build deps and unique the result

        # for example nose has attribute `packages` but instead of name listing the
        # packages is using function to find them, that makes data.packages an empty set
        if data.has_packages and not data.packages:
            data.packages.add(data.name)

        # we usually get better license representation from trove classifiers
        data.license = utils.license_from_trove(release_data.get("classifiers", "")) or data.license or pypi_license

        return data