def _make_request(self, dt, count, monitoring_ref):
# we don't want to ask 1000 next departure to SIRI :)
count = min(count or 5, 5) # if no value defined we ask for 5 passages
message_identifier = 'IDontCare'
request = """<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<x:Envelope xmlns:x="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:wsd="http://wsdl.siri.org.uk" xmlns:siri="http://www.siri.org.uk/siri">
<x:Header/>
<x:Body>
<GetStopMonitoring xmlns="http://wsdl.siri.org.uk" xmlns:siri="http://www.siri.org.uk/siri">
<ServiceRequestInfo xmlns="">
<siri:RequestTimestamp>{dt}</siri:RequestTimestamp>
<siri:RequestorRef>{RequestorRef}</siri:RequestorRef>
<siri:MessageIdentifier>{MessageIdentifier}</siri:MessageIdentifier>
</ServiceRequestInfo>
<Request version="1.3" xmlns="">
<siri:RequestTimestamp>{dt}</siri:RequestTimestamp>
<siri:MessageIdentifier>{MessageIdentifier}</siri:MessageIdentifier>
<siri:MonitoringRef>{MonitoringRef}</siri:MonitoringRef>
<siri:MinimumStopVisitsPerLine>{count}</siri:MinimumStopVisitsPerLine>
</Request>
<RequestExtension xmlns=""/>
</GetStopMonitoring>
</x:Body>
</x:Envelope>
""".format(
dt=floor_datetime(datetime.utcfromtimestamp(dt),
self.from_datetime_step).isoformat(),
count=count,
RequestorRef=self.requestor_ref,
MessageIdentifier=message_identifier,
MonitoringRef=monitoring_ref,
)
return request
def _make_url(self, route_point, count=None, from_dt=None):
"""
the route point identifier is set with the StopDescription argument
this argument is split in 3 arguments (given between '?' and ';' symbol....)
* StopTimeoCode: timeo code for the stop
* LineTimeoCode: timeo code for the line
* Way: 'A' if the route is forward, 'R' if it is backward
2 additionals args are needed in this StopDescription ...:
* NextStopTimeNumber: the number of next departure we want
* StopTimeType: if we want base schedule data ('TH') or real time one ('TR')
Note: since there are some strange symbol ('?' and ';') in the url we can't use param as dict in
requests
"""
base_params = '&'.join([k + '=' + v for k, v in self.service_args.items()])
stop = route_point.fetch_stop_id(self.object_id_tag)
line = route_point.fetch_line_id(self.object_id_tag)
route = route_point.fetch_route_id(self.object_id_tag)
if not all((stop, line, route)):
# one a the id is missing, we'll not find any realtime
logging.getLogger(__name__).debug('missing realtime id for {obj}: '
'stop code={s}, line code={l}, route code={r}'.
format(obj=route_point, s=stop, l=line, r=route),
extra={'rt_system_id': unicode(self.rt_system_id)})
self.record_internal_failure('missing id')
return None
# timeo can only handle items_per_schedule if it's < 5
count = min(count or 5, 5)# if no value defined we ask for 5 passages
# if a custom datetime is provided we give it to timeo but we round it to improve cachability
dt_param = '&NextStopReferenceTime={dt}'\
.format(dt=floor_datetime(self._timestamp_to_date(from_dt), self.from_datetime_step).strftime('%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S')) \
if from_dt else ''
#We want to have StopTimeType as it make parsing of the request way easier
#for alternative implementation of timeo since we can ignore this params
stop_id_url = ("StopDescription=?"
"StopTimeType={data_freshness}"
"&LineTimeoCode={line}"
"&Way={route}"
"&NextStopTimeNumber={count}"
"&StopTimeoCode={stop}{dt};").format(stop=stop,
line=line,
route=route,
count=count,
data_freshness='TR',
dt=dt_param)
url = "{base_url}?{base_params}&{stop_id}".format(base_url=self.service_url,
base_params=base_params,
stop_id=stop_id_url)
return url
