'Command-line script to process SMS messages'
import script_process
from auth.libraries import sms
def run(settings):
'Connect to IMAP server and process messages'
countByKey = sms.process(settings)
return '\n'.join('%s: %s' % (key.capitalize(), count) for key, count in countByKey.iteritems())
# If we are running standalone,
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Parse
optionParser = script_process.OptionParser()
options = optionParser.parse_args()[0]
# Run
message = run(script_process.initialize(options))
# Say
if options.verbose:
print message
'patentInventors': patentInventors,
'patentStatuses': patentStatuses,
'patentTypes': patentTypes,
'phones': phones,
'technologies': technologies,
}
countByKey = {
'Companies': len(companies),
'Contacts': len(contacts),
'Countries': len(countries),
'Patents': len(patents),
'PatentInventors': len(patentInventors),
'PatentStatuses': len(patentStatuses),
'PatentTypes': len(patentTypes),
'Phones': len(phones),
'Technologies': len(technologies),
}
return payload, countByKey
# If we are running standalone,
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Parse
optionParser = script_process.OptionParser()
options = optionParser.parse_args()[0]
# Run
message = run(script_process.initialize(options))
# Say
if options.verbose:
print message
# Get
messageFromWhom = message.fromWhom.lower()
try:
personID = int(message.subject)
except ValueError:
return False
# If personID == 0, then the sender is trying to unregister his or her phone
if personID == 0:
Session.query(model.SMSAddress).filter_by(email=messageFromWhom).delete()
return True
# Load
person = Session.query(model.Person).options(orm.eagerload(model.Person.sms_addresses)).get(personID)
# If the person doesn't exist or we have recorded the address already,
if not person or messageFromWhom in (x.email.lower() for x in person.sms_addresses):
return False
# Add
Session.add(model.SMSAddress(messageFromWhom, personID))
# Return
return True
# If we are running standalone,
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Parse
optionParser = script_process.buildOptionParser()
options = optionParser.parse_args()[0]
# Initialize
configuration = script_process.initialize(options)
# Run
print run()
for proj4Standard, srid in Session.execute('SELECT proj4text, srid FROM spatial_ref_sys'):
# Skip empty proj4s
if not proj4Standard.strip():
continue
# If we have a match,
if simplifyProj4(proj4Standard) == proj4Simplified:
return srid
# If we have no matches, raise exception
raise model.GeoRegistryError('Could not recognize proj4 spatial reference')
# If we are running standalone,
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Parse
optionParser = script_process.buildOptionParser()
options, arguments = optionParser.parse_args()
# Load countryPackByAlpha3
countryPackByAlpha3 = {}
countryPath = store.expandBasePath('utilities/countries.csv')
for countryName, countryAlpha2, countryAlpha3 in csv.reader(open(countryPath, 'rt')):
countryPackByAlpha3[countryAlpha3.upper()] = countryName, countryAlpha2.upper()
# Initialize
script_process.initialize(options)
person = Session.query(model.Person).filter_by(username='******').first()
personID = person.id
folderPath = arguments[0] if arguments else ''
# For each filePath,
for filePath in sorted(glob.glob(os.path.join(folderPath, '*.shp'))):
# Run
print run(filePath)
personID = int(message.subject)
except ValueError:
return False
# If personID == 0, then the sender is trying to unregister his or her phone
if personID == 0:
Session.query(
model.SMSAddress).filter_by(email=messageFromWhom).delete()
return True
# Load
person = Session.query(model.Person).options(
orm.eagerload(model.Person.sms_addresses)).get(personID)
# If the person doesn't exist or we have recorded the address already,
if not person or messageFromWhom in (x.email.lower()
for x in person.sms_addresses):
return False
# Add
Session.add(model.SMSAddress(messageFromWhom, personID))
# Return
return True
# If we are running standalone,
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Parse
optionParser = script_process.buildOptionParser()
options = optionParser.parse_args()[0]
# Initialize
configuration = script_process.initialize(options)
# Run
print run()