def c_store():
kill = False
while True:
if all(each.done() for each in p_futures):
logger.debug("future is DONE")
kill = True
if kill and res_q.empty(): # you can only quit when all your work is done
break
try:
item = res_q.get(block=False)
except Queue.Empty:
pass
else:
logger.debug("grabbing item size: {0}".format(res_q.qsize()))
add_entry(item)
logger.debug('...done storing')
# When done storing, add feed_id to "finished queue"
fin_q.append(item['posts'][0]['feed_id'])
result = associate_feed_with_user()
# should probably update entries after adding...
return {'message': result, 'data': False}
else:
logger.info("totally new feed, adding everything")
get_result = getfeeds.get_feed_meta(returned_feed)
print(get_result)
storefeeds.store_feed_data(get_result)
exists = db_session.query(Feed).filter_by(feed_url=returned_feed).first()
associate_feed_with_user()
f_obj = {'url': returned_feed, 'feed_id': exists.id}
get_entries_res = getfeeds.feed_request(f_obj)
storefeeds.add_entry(get_entries_res)
# to add a new feed, we need to what...
# attempt to actually fetch the feed?
# ugh, this is actually running parsefeed twice.. one to check for existence
# then one to actually add to the feed table..
# add to feed table, add to userfeed table, get new entries.
# later: add to cache?
return {'message': "success", 'data': False}
def remove_user_feed(user, uf_id):
"""remove a user's feed from their subscriptions list.
keep the feed and entries, as other users might be subscribed too"""
