def _get_revisions(pageid=None, base_revision=None, chunk_size=CHUNK_SIZE, continuous=False):
"""
:param pageid:
:return:
"""
w = WikiFetch()
revisions = w.fetch_revisions_for_page(
pageid=pageid, start_rev=base_revision, chunk_size=chunk_size, continuous=continuous
)
print "Length of revisions at this level {}".format(len(revisions))
return revisions
def generate():
"""
Generate function is called through a job continuously.
This function polls Wikipedia for recent changes and then creates analysis entry
for those pages in analysis table (per analysis).
- This entry will now stay in the table. If the entry was already there,
it has its last_annotated revision updated in it.
- Otherwise, value of 0 is provided to the last_annotated revision column and
this page needs to get updated from first revision.
- Status of an entry in analysis table is set to active indicating that it
needs work to be performed
- An entry now has the page id, a last known revision for reference,
a last_annotated id which is either already there or is 0 for new, and analysis type
:return: A dict holding information of pages with recent changes
"""
generated_entries = set(
) # Initializing set of analysis entries generated in one call
# Get pages with changes
# Comes in as a dict of pages with recent changes
pages_with_changes = WikiFetch.get_recent_changes()
# Set these pages open for each analysis
# Create or update analysis entry in table for analysis
# Iterating over all new pages with changes
for k, v in pages_with_changes.iteritems():
# Extract page ID, title and latest revision from Wikipedia.
# Language not available in this call
pageid = k
title = v['title']
last_known_rev = v['last_known_rev']
# Update page table with this page's entry.
query = (db.wikipages.pageid == pageid)
page_id = db.wikipages.update_or_insert(query,
pageid=pageid,
last_known_rev=last_known_rev,
title=title)
# Get available analysis_types
analysis_types = _get_analysis_type_from_db()
print(analysis_types)
# For each available analysis, make an analysis requirement
for analysis in analysis_types.keys():
# Call the create analysis function for writing entry in the DB.
analysis_entry = create_analysis(pageid=pageid,
analysis_type=analysis)
print analysis_entry
if analysis_entry['status'] == "SUCCESS":
# If an entry has been created, add it to the set of generated entries
generated_entries.add(analysis_entry['value'])
else:
# TODO: Based on response, log the error or success of entries.
pass
return locals()
def _get_revisions(pageid=None,
base_revision=None,
chunk_size=CHUNK_SIZE,
continuous=False):
"""
:param pageid:
:return:
"""
w = WikiFetch()
revisions = w.fetch_revisions_for_page(pageid=pageid,
start_rev=base_revision,
chunk_size=chunk_size,
continuous=continuous)
print "Length of revisions at this level {}".format(len(revisions))
return revisions
def generate():
"""
Generate function is called through a job continuously.
This function polls Wikipedia for recent changes and then creates analysis entry
for those pages in analysis table (per analysis).
- This entry will now stay in the table. If the entry was already there,
it has its last_annotated revision updated in it.
- Otherwise, value of 0 is provided to the last_annotated revision column and
this page needs to get updated from first revision.
- Status of an entry in analysis table is set to active indicating that it
needs work to be performed
- An entry now has the page id, a last known revision for reference,
a last_annotated id which is either already there or is 0 for new, and analysis type
:return: A dict holding information of pages with recent changes
"""
generated_entries = set() # Initializing set of analysis entries generated in one call
# Get pages with changes
# Comes in as a dict of pages with recent changes
pages_with_changes = WikiFetch.get_recent_changes()
# Set these pages open for each analysis
# Create or update analysis entry in table for analysis
# Iterating over all new pages with changes
for k, v in pages_with_changes.iteritems():
# Extract page ID, title and latest revision from Wikipedia.
# Language not available in this call
pageid = k
title = v["title"]
last_known_rev = v["last_known_rev"]
# Update page table with this page's entry.
query = db.wikipages.pageid == pageid
page_id = db.wikipages.update_or_insert(query, pageid=pageid, last_known_rev=last_known_rev, title=title)
# Get available analysis_types
analysis_types = _get_analysis_type_from_db()
print (analysis_types)
# For each available analysis, make an analysis requirement
for analysis in analysis_types.keys():
# Call the create analysis function for writing entry in the DB.
analysis_entry = create_analysis(pageid=pageid, analysis_type=analysis)
print analysis_entry
if analysis_entry["status"] == "SUCCESS":
# If an entry has been created, add it to the set of generated entries
generated_entries.add(analysis_entry["value"])
else:
# TODO: Based on response, log the error or success of entries.
pass
return locals()
