def test_fnews():
import filter_content as f_n
import model
f = open("sample.html")
try:
assert f_n.full_html == ''
assert type(f_n.models) == list
stack.append("\tfilter_news init pass")
f_n.sethtml("abcdefg1234567")
assert f_n.full_html == "abcdefg1234567"
stack.append("\tfilter_news sethtml ok!")
f_n.__gethtml(1)
f.seek(0, 2)
assert len(f_n.full_html) == f.tell()
stack.append("\tfilter_news gethtml")
f_p = f_n.MyParser()
out = f_p.output()
stack.append("\tfilter_news model empty")
#stack.append("%d == %d" %( len(f_p._listRes), f_p._resCount))
assert len(f_p._listRes) == f_p._resCount
stack.append("\tfilter_news output store result")
assert len(f_p.result) == len(f_p._listRes)
stack.append("\tfilter_news output generate result")
f_p.debug(out)
except:
raise
finally:
f.close()
def main():
# get html page
#data = fetch.page(debug=True)
data = fetch.page()
print "Need download all the available image?"
save_src = raw_input('>[n]')
# get the useful data
filter_content.sethtml(data)
kparser = filter_content.MyParser()
output = kparser.output()
#kparser.debug(output)
# display the result
for post in output:
if len(post) > 2: # have img
#print post[1], post[2]
# save src
if save_src == 'y' or save_src == 'Y':
t = downloadThread(post[1], 1)
t.start()
else:
""" A more UX way """
try:
from PIL import ImageFile
except ImportError:
print "Sorry for you can't enjoy this"
print "You may need to install the PIL library"
print "use the following command:"
print "pip install PIL"
else:
# view thumb:
p = ImageFile.Parser()
data = (fetch.img(post[1]))
if data:
p.feed(data)
im = p.close()
im.show()
# ask to save the source
print "Do you want to save the source?"
answer = raw_input('>')
if answer == 'y' or answer == 'Y':
t = downloadThread(post[1], 1)
t.start()
else:
p.close()
