# Example 1: Chicago and method chaining
# create instance of parser with data feed details
parser = BSRParser(chicago_data_feed)
# retrieving will return False or, if successfull, the parser object (self)
parser.retrieve()
# save cleaned data locally according to the default schema (fullset)
parser.save('')
# save the raw data if you wish
parser.save_raw('')
# retrieve the data in array form, perhaps to insert into DB
data_array = parser.get_data_array()
# or, since most of these methods return the object/self, do it all in one line
data_array = parser.retrieve().save('').save_raw('').get_data_array()
# Example 2: Lyon and data feed API keys
# For lyon we have already identified the feed we would like:
lyon = urllib2.urlopen('http://bikeshare-research.org/api/v1/categories/data/records/10')
lyon_data_feed = json.loads(lyon.read())[0]
parser = BSRParser(lyon_data_feed)
# we don't need to explicitly call retrieve(), saving will do so if necessary
parser.set_apikey('YOUR JCDECAUX API KEY').retrieve().save_raw('').save('')
# data is saved locally, done
# You can convert the UTC time to the local timezone using the timezome attribute in '/systems/lyon/categories/base/'
print("No feed is specified for this BSS.")
if len(feeds) > 1:
print("The feed has " + str(len(feeds)) + " parts.")
for feed in feeds:
if feed['parsername'] is not None:
print("Using parser: " + feed['parsername'])
parser = BSRParser(feed)
if apikey != '':
print(apikey)
parser.set_apikey(apikey)
parser.retrieve()
parser.parse()
stns = parser.get_data_array()
# test reuse of stations
if stns:
# stns is not equal to false
for stn in stns:
# print data array
try:
print(stn)
except UnicodeEncodeError:
print(
"Encountered UnicodeEncodeError: Can't print results")
print(ascii(stn))
try:
print(parser.get_string())
except UnicodeEncodeError:
