def handle(self, *args, **options):
self.stdin = options.get('stdin', sys.stdin) # Used for testing
start_time = time.time()
self.stdout.write("Loading Health Facilities...")
data = json.load(self.stdin)
if data:
hfModel.objects.all().delete()
instances = []
for d in data["features"]:
try:
if d["properties"]["statename"] == 'Kano':
a = hfModel(
id=int(d["properties"]["id"]),
wardname=d["properties"]["wardname"],
wardcode=d["properties"]["wardcode"],
lganame=d["properties"]["lganame"],
lgacode=int(d["properties"]["lgacode"]),
zonename=d["properties"]["zone"],
statename=d["properties"]["statename"],
source=d["properties"]["source"],
ownership=d["properties"]["ownership"],
category=d["properties"]["category"],
primary_name=d["properties"]["primary_name"],
hthfa_code=d["properties"]["hthfa_code"],
hthfa_code_slug=slugify(d["properties"]["hthfa_code"]),
masterlist_type=d["properties"]["masterlist_type"],
point=Point(d["geometry"]["coordinates"])
)
instances.append(a)
except KeyError as keyErrDesc:
AppExceptionsModel.objects.create(modelName='1', exceptionText=str(keyErrDesc)+str(d["properties"]["id"]), )
hfModel.objects.bulk_create(instances)
# using bulk_create have one minus. In case of IntegrityError happen whole data set will be rollback.
# catching this should go via logs for custom command tasks
self.stdout.write("Health Facilities loaded in %s seconds." % (time.time() - start_time))
def hfs_load():
from cycu.models_cycu import hfModel
hm = hfModel()
hm.createHfs()
def bulk_hfs_load():
from cycu.models_cycu import hfModel
hm = hfModel()
hm.bulkCreateHfs()