def run(self):
for (article_id, raw_tex) in rssparse(arxiv_feed_url, self.last_parsed_id):
if self.terminate_request_flag:
critical("Worker thread caught terminate_request_flag, terminating")
self.terminate()
return
self.last_parsed_id = article_id
logging.info("Attempting raw tex from article_id: "+ str(article_id))
if not raw_tex:
error("Got empty raw_tex from article_id: " + str(article_id))
continue
haiku_list = []
try:
raw_text = self.untex_thread_class.run_untex(raw_tex)
haiku_list = self.haiku_finder.find_haiku_in_text(raw_text)
except RuntimeError as e:
print_with_warning(str(e))
if len(haiku_list)==0:
logging.info("Found no Haiku in article_id: " + str(article_id))
else:
for haiku in haiku_list:
self.results_queue.put(haiku + " (" + str(article_id) + ") #arXivHaiku")
logging.info("Found haiku in article_id :" + str(article_id) + " : " + haiku)
print_with_ok("Got to the end of the list :(")
logging.info("Worker thread finished")
self.terminate()
)
return (resp,content)
#Post status to twitter, returns tuple of (success, error_message)
def post_status_to_twitter(status):
logging.info("Attempting to tweet: "+status)
content = oauth2_request(
'https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/update.json',
app_token,
app_token_secret,
http_method="POST",
post_body="status="+htmlescape(status),
)
if content[0]['status'] != '200':
logging.warning("Tweet unsuccessful. Error message: " + str(content))
return (False, content)
logging.info("Tweet successful.")
return (True, None)
if __name__ == "__main__":
logging.basicConfig(filename="../logs/twitter.log", level=logging.DEBUG)
print "Testing by posting twice to twitter, the first should succeed and the second fail for posting same status twice.\n"
(success1, error1) = post_status_to_twitter("Blah Blah Haiku")
(success2, error2) = post_status_to_twitter("Blah Blah Haiku")
if success1 and not success2:
print_with_ok("Test Successful\n")
else:
print_with_fail("Test Unsuccessful\n")
print_with_warning("You need to delete the last post off twitter now...\n")
def error(msg): logging.error(msg) print_with_warning(msg)
