def handle(self, *args, **options):
print(options)
stub_base = options['stub_base']
if options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] == []:
raise CommandError('Must supply either a regulation to import or a specific JSON file.')
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] != []:
raise CommandError('Cannot specify both regulation and files at the same time.')
elif options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] != []:
files = [os.path.join(stub_base, f) for f in options['files']]
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] == []:
reg = options['regulation']
files = self.find_regulation_files(stub_base, reg)
# the request dummy is meant to fool the regcore_write api into thinking that
# this is a request object
class RequestDummy:
def __init__(self):
self.body = ''
for f in files:
data = json.dumps(json.load(open(f, 'r')))
request = RequestDummy()
request.body = data
filename_data = f.replace(stub_base + '/', '').split('/')
file_type = filename_data[0]
logger.info('importing {}'.format(os.path.join(*filename_data)))
if file_type == 'regulation':
label = filename_data[1]
version = filename_data[2]
regulation.add(request, label, version)
elif file_type == 'notice':
version = filename_data[1]
notice.add(request, version)
elif file_type == 'layer':
layer_type = filename_data[1]
label = filename_data[2]
version = filename_data[3]
layer.add(request, layer_type, label, version)
elif file_type == 'diff':
label = filename_data[1]
old_version = filename_data[2]
new_version = filename_data[3]
diff.add(request, label, old_version, new_version)
if settings.DEBUG:
# If DEBUG is enabled, memory usage will increase linearly
# for each JSON file imported. This should clean it up.
# https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/faq/models/#why-is-django-leaking-memory
db.reset_queries()
def handle(self, *args, **options):
print(options)
stub_base = options['stub_base']
if options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] == []:
raise CommandError(
'Must supply either a regulation to import or a specific JSON file.'
)
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] != []:
raise CommandError(
'Cannot specify both regulation and files at the same time.')
elif options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] != []:
files = [os.path.join(stub_base, f) for f in options['files']]
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] == []:
reg = options['regulation']
files = self.find_regulation_files(stub_base, reg)
# the request dummy is meant to fool the regcore_write api into thinking that
# this is a request object
class RequestDummy:
def __init__(self):
self.body = ''
for f in files:
data = json.dumps(json.load(open(f, 'r')))
request = RequestDummy()
request.body = data
filename_data = f.replace(stub_base + '/', '').split('/')
file_type = filename_data[0]
if file_type == 'regulation':
label = filename_data[1]
version = filename_data[2]
regulation.add(request, label, version)
elif file_type == 'notice':
version = filename_data[1]
notice.add(request, version)
elif file_type == 'layer':
layer_type = filename_data[1]
label = filename_data[2]
version = filename_data[3]
layer.add(request, layer_type, label, version)
elif file_type == 'diff':
label = filename_data[1]
old_version = filename_data[2]
new_version = filename_data[3]
diff.add(request, label, old_version, new_version)
def handle(self, *args, **options):
print(options)
stub_base = options['stub_base']
if options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] == []:
raise CommandError('Must supply either a regulation to import or '
'a specific JSON file.')
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] != []:
raise CommandError('Cannot specify both regulation and files at '
'the same time.')
elif options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] != []:
files = [os.path.join(stub_base, f) for f in options['files']]
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] == []:
reg = options['regulation']
files = self.find_regulation_files(stub_base, reg)
# the request dummy is meant to fool the regcore_write api into
# thinking that this is a request object
class RequestDummy:
def __init__(self):
self.body = ''
for f in files:
data = json.dumps(json.load(open(f, 'r')))
request = RequestDummy()
request.body = data
filename_data = f.replace(stub_base + '/', '').split('/')
file_type = filename_data[0]
if file_type == 'regulation':
label = filename_data[1]
version = filename_data[2]
regulation.add(request, label, version)
elif file_type == 'notice':
version = filename_data[1]
notice.add(request, version)
elif file_type == 'layer':
layer_type = filename_data[1]
label = filename_data[2]
version = filename_data[3]
layer.add(request, layer_type, label, version)
elif file_type == 'diff':
label = filename_data[1]
old_version = filename_data[2]
new_version = filename_data[3]
diff.add(request, label, old_version, new_version)
def handle(self, *args, **options):
print(options)
stub_base = options['stub_base']
if options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] == []:
raise CommandError(
'Must supply either a regulation to import or a specific JSON file.'
)
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] != []:
raise CommandError(
'Cannot specify both regulation and files at the same time.')
elif options['regulation'] is None and options['files'] != []:
files = [os.path.join(stub_base, f) for f in options['files']]
elif options['regulation'] is not None and options['files'] == []:
reg = options['regulation']
files = self.find_regulation_files(stub_base, reg)
# the request dummy is meant to fool the regcore_write api into thinking that
# this is a request object
class RequestDummy:
def __init__(self):
self.body = ''
for f in files:
data = json.dumps(json.load(open(f, 'r')))
request = RequestDummy()
request.body = data
filename_data = f.replace(stub_base + '/', '').split('/')
file_type = filename_data[0]
logger.info('importing {}'.format(os.path.join(*filename_data)))
if file_type == 'regulation':
label = filename_data[1]
version = filename_data[2]
regulation.add(request, label, version)
elif file_type == 'notice':
part = options['regulation']
version = filename_data[1]
# Handle new-style per-part notices
if version == part:
version = filename_data[2]
notice.add(request, part, version)
elif file_type == 'layer':
layer_type = filename_data[1]
label = filename_data[2]
version = filename_data[3]
layer.add(request, layer_type, label, version)
elif file_type == 'diff':
label = filename_data[1]
old_version = filename_data[2]
new_version = filename_data[3]
diff.add(request, label, old_version, new_version)
if settings.DEBUG:
# If DEBUG is enabled, memory usage will increase linearly
# for each JSON file imported. This should clean it up.
# https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/faq/models/#why-is-django-leaking-memory
db.reset_queries()