def test_strings(self):
# testing strings
self.assertEqual("<2011-11-03 Thu>", OrgFormat.strdate("2011-11-3"),
"date string error")
self.assertEqual("<2011-11-03 Thu 11:52>",
OrgFormat.strdatetime("2011-11-3 11:52"),
"datetime string error")
def test_strings(self):
# testing strings
self.assertEqual("<2011-11-03 Thu>",
OrgFormat.strdate("2011-11-3"),
"date string error")
self.assertEqual("<2011-11-03 Thu 11:52>",
OrgFormat.strdatetime("2011-11-3 11:52"),
"datetime string error")
def test_strdatetime(self):
self.assertEqual(OrgFormat.strdatetime('1980-12-31 23:59'),
'<1980-12-31 Wed 23:59>')
self.assertEqual(OrgFormat.strdatetime('1981-01-15 15:10'),
'<1981-01-15 Thu 15:10>')
with self.assertRaises(TimestampParseException):
OrgFormat.strdatetime('1981-01-15 15.10')
with self.assertRaises(TimestampParseException):
OrgFormat.strdatetime('1981-01-15T15:10')
def test_strdatetime(self):
self.assertEqual(
OrgFormat.strdatetime('1980-12-31 23:59'),
u'<1980-12-31 Wed 23:59>' )
self.assertEqual(
OrgFormat.strdatetime('1981-01-15 15:10'),
u'<1981-01-15 Thu 15:10>' )
with self.assertRaises(TimestampParseException):
OrgFormat.strdatetime('1981-01-15 15.10')
with self.assertRaises(TimestampParseException):
OrgFormat.strdatetime('1981-01-15T15:10')
def __handle_file(self, file, rootdir):
"""
handles a file (except ending with a tilde)
"""
# don't handle emacs tmp files (file~)
if file[-1:] == '~':
return
link = os.path.join(rootdir, file)
logging.debug('__handle_file: ' + '#' * 50)
logging.debug('__handle_file: ' + link)
orgdate = False # set to default value
if self._args.force_filedate_extraction:
# in this case, skip any clever
# extraction mechanism to extract
# date/time from file name and use
# the mtime instead:
logging.debug('__handle_file: force_filedate_extraction: using datetime from mtime of file')
file_datetime = time.localtime(os.path.getmtime(link))
orgdate = OrgFormat.datetime(file_datetime)
self.__write_file(file, link, orgdate)
return
# very basic checks for correctness (e.g., month=20, hour=70)
# are part of these RegEx (and do not have to be checked
# below)
filename_timestamp_match = DATETIME_REGEX.match(file)
logging.debug('__handle_file: filename_timestamp_match? ' + str(filename_timestamp_match is True))
if filename_timestamp_match:
# day1/2 are like 'YYYY-MM-DD' time1/2 like 'HH:MM':
has_1ymd, has_1ymdhm, has_2ymd, has_2ymdhm, \
day1, time1, day2, time2 = self.__extract_days_and_times(filename_timestamp_match)
# Note: following things are available for formatting:
# self._args.inactive_timestamps -> Bool
# OrgFormat.strdate('YYYY-MM-DD', inactive=False) -> <YYYY-MM-DD Sun>
# OrgFormat.strdatetime('YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM', inactive=False) -> <YYYY-MM-DD Sun HH:MM>
assert(has_1ymd)
try:
if has_1ymdhm:
if self.__check_datestamp_correctness(day1):
if self.__check_timestamp_correctness(time1):
orgdate = OrgFormat.strdatetime(day1 + ' ' + time1, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
logging.warn('File "' + file + '" has an invalid timestamp (' + str(time1) + '). Skipping this faulty time-stamp.')
orgdate = OrgFormat.strdate(day1, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
logging.warn('File "' + file + '" has an invalid datestamp (' + str(day1) + '). Skipping this faulty date.')
# omit optional second day if first has an issue:
has_2ymd = False
has_2ymdhm = False
elif has_1ymd: # missing time-stamp for day1
if self.__check_datestamp_correctness(day1):
if not self._args.skip_filetime_extraction:
# we've got only a day but we're able to determine
# time from file mtime, if same as ISO day in file
# name:
logging.debug('__handle_file: try to get file time from mtime if days match between mtime and filename ISO ...')
file_datetime = time.localtime(os.path.getmtime(link))
if self.__check_if_days_in_timestamps_are_same(file_datetime, day1):
orgdate = OrgFormat.datetime(file_datetime, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
logging.debug('__handle_file: day of mtime and filename ISO differs, using filename ISO day')
orgdate = OrgFormat.strdate(day1, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
# we've got only a day and determining mtime
# is not planned, so use the day as date-stamp
orgdate = OrgFormat.strdate(day1, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
logging.warn('File "' + file + '" has an invalid datestamp (' + str(day1) + '). Skipping this faulty date.')
# omit optional second day if first has an issue:
has_2ymd = False
has_2ymdhm = False
# there is a time range:
if has_2ymdhm:
assert(day2)
if self.__check_datestamp_correctness(day2):
if self.__check_timestamp_correctness(time2):
orgdate += '--' + OrgFormat.strdatetime(day2 + ' ' + time2, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
logging.warn('File "' + file + '" has an invalid timestamp (' + str(time2) + '). Skipping this faulty time-stamp.')
orgdate += '--' + OrgFormat.strdate(day2, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
logging.warn('File "' + file + '" has an invalid datestamp (' + str(day2) + '). Skipping this faulty date.')
elif has_2ymd:
assert(day2)
if self.__check_datestamp_correctness(day2):
orgdate += '--' + OrgFormat.strdate(day2, inactive=self._args.inactive_timestamps)
else:
logging.warn('File "' + file + '" has an invalid datestamp (' + str(day2) + '). Skipping this faulty date.')
except TimestampParseException:
logging.error('File "' + str(file) + '" has in invalid date- or timestamp. OrgFormat of one of day1: "' +
str(day1) + '" time1: "' + str(time1) + '" day2: "' +
str(day2) + '" time2: "' + str(time2) + '" ' +
'failed with TimestampParseException. Skipping this faulty date.')
orgdate = False
else:
logging.debug('__handle_file: no date- nor timestamp')
orgdate = False
if not orgdate and self._args.skip_notimestamp_files:
logging.debug('__handle_file: file had no or wrong time-stamp and you decided to skip them.')
return
self.__write_file(file, link, orgdate)
logging.debug('__handle_file: using orgdate: ' + str(orgdate))
return
