def save_new_tweet(self, data, modifier, radius, item, item_spelling):
self.tweet = Tweet()
self.set_new_tweet_targets()
self.tweet.item = item
self.tweet.item_spelling = item_spelling
if len(modifier) > 0:
self.tweet.modifier = modifier
else:
self.tweet.modifier = 'None'
self.tweet.radius = item.radius
self.tweet.twitter_id = data.id
self.tweet.twitter_date = data.created_at
self.tweet.twitter_user = data.user.screen_name
self.tweet.text = data.text
log.debug(self.tweet.text)
try:
self.tweet.save()
except:
log.error('ERROR SAVING NEW TWEET')
class TweetHandler:
def __init__(self):
self.tweet = None
self.new_tweet = None
# Don't override this unless making fundamental changes to the system.
#
# TODO: Better detection of why Tweet saving can fail.
def save_new_tweet(self, data, modifier, radius, item, item_spelling):
self.tweet = Tweet()
self.set_new_tweet_targets()
self.tweet.item = item
self.tweet.item_spelling = item_spelling
if len(modifier) > 0:
self.tweet.modifier = modifier
else:
self.tweet.modifier = 'None'
self.tweet.radius = item.radius
self.tweet.twitter_id = data.id
self.tweet.twitter_date = data.created_at
self.tweet.twitter_user = data.user.screen_name
self.tweet.text = data.text
log.debug(self.tweet.text)
try:
self.tweet.save()
except:
log.error('ERROR SAVING NEW TWEET')
# Override when adding using different or additional targets.
def set_new_tweet_targets(self):
self.tweet.target = None
self.tweet.target_spelling = None
# Don't use self.tweet here, use as static function.
# Override if using different or additional Targets.
# When adding a new target type, you probably want to
# make a new function set_x_target, where x is the new
# Target type name.
def set_word_target(self, tweet, target, spelling):
tweet.target = target
tweet.target_spelling = spelling.text
tweet.date_matched = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M")
tweet.approved = True
try:
tweet.save()
result = True
except:
log.error('ERROR UPDATING TWEET %d WITH WORD TARGET' % (tweet.id))
result = False
return result
# Don't override unless making fundamental changes to the system.
#
# TODO: Better way of cloning Tweets?
def move_tweet(self, tweet):
log.info('MOVING TWEET %d' % (tweet.id));
self.tweet = tweet
self.tweet_clone = ProcessedTweet()
self.set_clone_targets()
self.tweet_clone.item = tweet.item
self.tweet_clone.item_spelling = tweet.item_spelling
self.tweet_clone.modifier = tweet.modifier
self.tweet_clone.radius = tweet.radius
self.tweet_clone.twitter_id = tweet.twitter_id
self.tweet_clone.twitter_date = tweet.twitter_date
self.tweet_clone.twitter_user = tweet.twitter_user
self.tweet_clone.text = tweet.text
self.tweet_clone.date_matched = tweet.date_matched
self.tweet_clone.approved = tweet.approved
self.tweet_clone.notes = tweet.notes
success = True
try:
self.tweet_clone.save()
log.info('CLONED TWEET %d' % (tweet.id))
except:
log.error('ERROR MOVING TWEET %d' % (tweet.id))
success = False
if success:
tweet_id = self.tweet.id
try:
self.tweet.delete()
log.info('DELETED OLD TWEET %d' % (tweet_id))
except:
log.error('ERROR DELETING OLD TWEET %d' % (tweet_id))
success = False
return success
# Override when adding using different or additional targets.
def set_clone_targets(self):
self.tweet_clone.target = self.tweet.target
self.tweet_clone.target_spelling = self.tweet.target_spelling