def enter_singlepage_document(file_path, document_slug, collection_slug, page_number,only_enter_new_pages=False):
this_collection, created = Document_Collection.objects.get_or_create(collection_slug=collection_slug)
parser = document_parser(file_path, encoding='latin-1')
this_doc, created = Document.objects.get_or_create(document_slug=document_slug, document_collection=this_collection)
# todo: populate ein, form, year, month from id
page_count=0
for this_page in parser:
page_count+=1
assert page_count < 2
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(this_page.getvalue())
enter_page(this_doc, page, page_number, only_enter_new_pages)
def enter_document(file_path, document_id):
parser = document_parser(file_path, encoding='latin-1')
this_doc, created = Document.objects.get_or_create(document_id=document_id)
# todo: populate ein, form, year, month from id
page_count=0
for this_page in parser:
page_count += 1
# READ THE PAGE AS A HIERARCHY OF LINES AND WORDS. ONLY WORDS ARE GIVEN BOUNDING BOXES HERE THOUGH
# THE HOCR SPEC GIVES LINES BOUNDING BOXES, SO THEY COULD BE ADDED, IT'S JUST NOT CLEAR IF THAT WOULD HELP
# I ASSUME THE LINE IS JUST THE CONVEX HULL OF THE WORDS, BUT DON'T KNOW THIS FOR SURE.
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(this_page.getvalue())
enter_page(this_doc, page, page_count)
def handle(self, *args, **options):
for d, _, files in os.walk(SAMPLE_FILE_DIR):
for i, this_file in enumerate(files):
file_path = SAMPLE_FILE_DIR + this_file
# ignore files that aren't .html in case any got mixed in there
# may want to filter on other criteria here too
if file_path.find(".html") > 0:
print "Handling %s" % (file_path)
parser = document_parser(file_path, encoding='latin-1')
first_page = parser.next_document()
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(first_page.getvalue())
fc = get_feature_collection(page)
print fc
def handle(self, *args, **options):
for d, _, files in os.walk(SAMPLE_FILE_DIR):
for i, this_file in enumerate(files):
file_path = SAMPLE_FILE_DIR + this_file
# ignore files that aren't .html in case any got mixed in there
# may want to filter on other criteria here too
if file_path.find(".html") > 0:
print "Handling %s" % (file_path)
parser = document_parser(file_path, encoding='latin-1')
first_page = parser.next_document()
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(first_page.getvalue())
fc = get_feature_collection(page)
print fc
def enter_document(file_path, document_id):
parser = document_parser(file_path, encoding='latin-1')
this_doc, created = Document.objects.get_or_create(document_id=document_id)
# todo: populate ein, form, year, month from id
page_count = 0
for this_page in parser:
page_count += 1
# READ THE PAGE AS A HIERARCHY OF LINES AND WORDS. ONLY WORDS ARE GIVEN BOUNDING BOXES HERE THOUGH
# THE HOCR SPEC GIVES LINES BOUNDING BOXES, SO THEY COULD BE ADDED, IT'S JUST NOT CLEAR IF THAT WOULD HELP
# I ASSUME THE LINE IS JUST THE CONVEX HULL OF THE WORDS, BUT DON'T KNOW THIS FOR SURE.
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(this_page.getvalue())
enter_page(this_doc, page, page_count)
def handle(self, *args, **options):
""" test cmd to just get a page with geosgeometries attached """
for d, _, files in os.walk(SAMPLE_FILE_DIR):
for i, this_file in enumerate(files):
file_path = SAMPLE_FILE_DIR + this_file
# ignore files that aren't .html in case any got mixed in there
# may want to filter on other criteria here too
if file_path.find(".html") > 0:
print "Handling %s" % (file_path)
parser = document_parser(file_path, encoding='latin-1')
first_page = parser.next_document()
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(first_page.getvalue())
page['words'] = get_word_shapes(page['words'])
print page
""" A django-independent test that reads a document and returns geojson files for each page. """
from hocr_parser.document_parser import document_parser
from hocr_parser.parse_utils import get_words_with_lines_from_page
from geo_utils.geojson_utils import get_feature_collection
# A test file
hocr_file = "./hocr_parser/test_hocr/58-1723645_990_201204.html"
# create a parser for this doc
hocr_parser = document_parser(hocr_file, encoding='latin-1')
for this_page in hocr_parser:
# retrieve a representation of the pages that include line numbers and word numbers
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(this_page.getvalue())
print "Processing page %s -- now dumping geojson to stdout\n\n" % (page['attrib'])
# Get geojson that assigns id by word order and preserves line numbers as an attribute
print get_feature_collection(page)
print "\n\n\n"
""" A django-independent test that reads a document and returns geojson files for each page. """
from hocr_parser.document_parser import document_parser
from hocr_parser.parse_utils import get_words_with_lines_from_page
from geo_utils.geojson_utils import get_feature_collection
# A test file
hocr_file = "hocr_parser/test_hocr/58-1723645_990_201204.html"
# create a parser for this doc
hocr_parser = document_parser(hocr_file, encoding='latin-1')
for this_page in hocr_parser:
# retrieve a representation of the pages that include line numbers and word numbers
page = get_words_with_lines_from_page(this_page.getvalue())
print "Processing page %s -- now dumping geojson to stdout\n\n" % (page['attrib'])
# Get geojson that assigns id by word order and preserves line numbers as an attribute
print get_feature_collection(page)
print "\n\n\n"
