def get_gedcom(self, output):
'''
This will execute and create the gedcom to be used
'''
#We firstly create the gedcom wrapper file
new_gedcom = gedcom_file()
#We execute the reccurent function
self.added_profiles = {}
self.introduce_family(self.geni_profile, new_gedcom)
#We save in the output specified
new_gedcom.save(output)
return new_gedcom
def create_gedcom_file(self, output):
'''
This function will create the gedcom file that can be read by other genealogical tools
'''
if not self.correct_execution:
logging.error(NO_GENI_EXECUTION)
return False
else:
new_gedcom = gedcom_file()
#We make father and mother a profile
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(self.father_profile)
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(self.mother_profile)
#We add now the father and mother
new_gedcom.add_element(self.father_profile.individual)
new_gedcom.add_element(self.mother_profile.individual)
#We prepara the children one
children_ged = []
for profile_obtained in self.profiles:
#We convert the profile into the gedcom profile
profile_temp = profile_obtained
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(profile_temp)
new_gedcom.add_element(profile_temp.individual)
children_ged.append(profile_temp)
if profile_obtained.gen_data.get("marriage_link", None) in self.related_profiles.keys():
id_of_marriage = profile_obtained.gen_data["marriage_link"]
#We capture the partner
partner = self.related_profiles[id_of_marriage]
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(partner)
#We add the partner
new_gedcom.add_element(partner.individual)
#We need to create a family here of both partners
if profile_obtained.gen_data["gender"] == "M":
new_gedcom.create_family(profile_temp, partner, [])
else:
new_gedcom.create_family(partner, profile_temp, [])
if id_of_marriage in self.parents_profiles.keys():
father = self.parents_profiles[id_of_marriage][0]
mother = self.parents_profiles[id_of_marriage][1]
#We now convert the profiles into the profile
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(father)
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(mother)
#We add them to the file
new_gedcom.add_element(father.individual)
new_gedcom.add_element(mother.individual)
#And the family!!!
new_gedcom.create_family(father, mother, [partner])
#We create here the family
new_gedcom.create_family(self.father_profile, self.mother_profile, children_ged)
new_gedcom.save(output)
def test_output_from_gedcom(self):
'''
It will take a gedcom dataclass and perform all executions available
'''
profile = gen_profile("Julián", "Gómez Gómez")
profile.setCheckedDate("baptism_date", date(1970, 4, 2), "EXACT")
profile.setCheckedDate("birth_date", date(1960, 4, 2), "EXACT")
profile.setCheckedDate("death_date", date(2017, 2, 12), "EXACT")
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(profile)
new_gedcom = gedcom_file()
new_gedcom.add_element(profile.individual)
analysis = gen_analyzer(new_gedcom)
analysis.execute()
def test_gedcompy_usage(self):
'''
Test gedcompy wrapper use
'''
date_marr = date(2015, 1, 1)
husband = gen_profile("Mario", "Vargas")
husband.setCheckedDate("marriage_date", date_marr, "EXACT")
wife = gen_profile("María", "Sanz")
wife.setCheckedDate("marriage_date", date_marr, "EXACT")
child1 = gen_profile("Francisco", "Vargas Sanz")
child2 = gen_profile("Roberto", "Vargas Sanz")
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(husband)
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(wife)
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(child1)
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(child2)
new_gedcom = gedcom_file()
new_gedcom.add_element(husband.individual)
new_gedcom.add_element(wife.individual)
new_gedcom.add_element(child1.individual)
new_gedcom.add_element(child2.individual)
assert (husband.return_id() == "@I1@")
assert (wife.return_id() == "@I2@")
assert (child1.return_id() == "@I3@")
assert (child2.return_id() == "@I4@")
new_gedcom.create_family(husband, wife, [child1, child2])
for ele in new_gedcom.__dict__["root_elements"]:
if ele.tag == "FAM":
for member in ele.__dict__['child_elements']:
if (member.tag == "HUSB"): assert (member.value == '@I1@')
if (member.tag == "WIFE"): assert (member.value == '@I2@')
if (member.tag == "CHILD"):
assert (member.value in ['@I3@', '@I4@'])
if (member.tag == "MARR"):
marr = member.__dict__['child_elements'][0]
assert (marr.value == "01 JAN 2015")
'''
Created on 16 oct. 2017
@author: Val
This example creates a profile, converts into GEDCOM format and builds it
'''
from pyGenealogy.common_profile import gen_profile
from pyGedcom.gedcom_profile import gedcom_profile
from pyGedcom.gedcompy_wrapper import gedcom_file
#Standard creation of a profile
profile = gen_profile("John", "Smith")
#Profile is converted into a profile prepared for gedcom
gedcom_profile.convert_gedcom(profile)
#We create the new gedcom file and we add the new profile
new_gedcom = gedcom_file()
new_gedcom.add_element(profile.individual)
#If you want to save the file...
new_gedcom.save("myoutput.ged")