def copy_aux_files(self, job, dest_dir):
""" Copy image files to dest_dir. Use image data cached in parsers. """
for p in job.spider.parsers:
if hasattr(p, 'resize_image'):
src_uri = p.attribs.url
fn_dest = gg.make_url_relative(webify_url(job.base_url),
src_uri)
fn_dest = os.path.join(dest_dir, fn_dest)
# debug ('base_url = %s, src_uri = %s' % (job.base_url, src_uri))
if gg.is_same_path(src_uri, fn_dest):
debug('Not copying %s to %s: same file' %
(src_uri, fn_dest))
continue
debug('Copying %s to %s' % (src_uri, fn_dest))
fn_dest = gg.normalize_path(fn_dest)
gg.mkdir_for_filename(fn_dest)
try:
with open(fn_dest, 'wb') as fp_dest:
fp_dest.write(p.serialize())
except IOError as what:
error('Cannot copy %s to %s: %s' %
(src_uri, fn_dest, what))
def format_date(date):
""" Format a date. """
if date is None:
return ''
try:
# datetime
return date.replace(tzinfo=gg.UTC(), microsecond=0).isoformat()
except TypeError:
# date
return datetime.datetime.combine(
date, datetime.time(tzinfo=gg.UTC())).isoformat()
def package (self, job):
self.setup (job)
zipfilename = job.outputfile # filename is zipfile
m = re.match (r'\d+', zipfilename)
if m:
ebook_no = m.group (0)
else:
error ('Invalid filename %s for push packager.' % zipfilename)
return
zip_ = self.create (zipfilename)
for suffix in '.txt -8.txt -0.txt .zip -8.zip -0.zip -rst.zip -h.zip'.split ():
filename = '%s%s' % (ebook_no, suffix)
memberfilename = '%s/%s' % (ebook_no, filename)
self.add (zip_, filename, memberfilename)
for suffix, ext in (('-h', 'html'), ('-rst', 'rst')):
filename = '%s%s.%s' % (ebook_no, suffix, ext)
memberfilename = '%s/%s%s/%s' % (ebook_no, ebook_no, suffix, filename)
self.add (zip_, filename, memberfilename)
# image files
for url in options.html_images_list:
rel_url = gg.make_url_relative (job.base_url, url)
filename = os.path.join (self.path, rel_url)
memberfilename = '%s/%s%s/%s' % (ebook_no, ebook_no, suffix, rel_url)
self.add (zip_, filename, memberfilename)
zip_.close ()
info ('Done Zip file: %s' % zipfilename)
def add_meta(xhtml, name, content):
""" Add a meta tag. """
for head in gg.xpath(xhtml, '//xhtml:head'):
meta = em.meta(name=name, content=content)
meta.tail = '\n'
head.append(meta)
def format_title_filing(row):
""" Format a book title for display in results. """
title = gg.cut_at_newline(row.get('filing') or 'No Title')
for lang_id in row.get('fk_langs') or []:
if lang_id != 'en':
title += " (%s)" % cherrypy.response.i18n.locale.languages.get(
lang_id, lang_id)
return title
def make_output_filename(type_, dc):
""" Make a suitable filename for output type. """
if dc.project_gutenberg_id:
# PG book: use PG naming convention
return FILENAMES[type_].format(id=dc.project_gutenberg_id)
# not a PG ebook
return FILENAMES[type_].format(id=gg.string_to_filename(dc.title)[:65])
def get_header_text(header):
""" clean header text """
text = gg.normalize(
etree.tostring(header,
method="text",
encoding=six.text_type,
with_tail=False))
return header.get('title', text).strip()
def add_internal_css(xhtml, css_as_string):
""" Add internal stylesheet to html. """
if css_as_string and xhtml is not None:
css_as_string = '\n' + css_as_string.strip(' \n') + '\n'
for head in gg.xpath(xhtml, '//xhtml:head'):
style = em.style(css_as_string, type='text/css')
style.tail = '\n'
head.append(style)
def add_dublincore(self, job, tree):
""" Add dublin core metadata to <head>. """
source = gg.archive2files(options.ebook, job.url)
if hasattr(options.config, 'FILESDIR'):
job.dc.source = source.replace(options.config.FILESDIR,
options.config.PGURL)
for head in xpath(tree, '//xhtml:head'):
for e in job.dc.to_html():
e.tail = '\n'
head.append(e)
def serve(books, size, session):
""" Output a gallery of coverpages. """
cherrypy.response.headers['Content-Type'] = 'text/html; charset=utf-8'
cherrypy.response.headers['Content-Language'] = 'en'
s = ''
for book_id in books:
dc = DublinCoreMapping.DublinCoreObject(session=session,
pooled=True)
dc.load_from_database(book_id)
cover = session.execute(
select(Models.File.archive_path).where(
Models.File.fk_books == book_id,
Models.File.fk_filetypes == size)).scalars().first()
if not cover:
continue
url = '/' + cover
href = '/ebooks/%d' % book_id
if dc.title:
title = gg.xmlspecialchars(dc.title) # handles <,>,&
#Shortening long titles for latest covers
title = title.replace('"', '"')
title = title.replace("'", ''')
else:
title = '!! missing title !!'
short_title = dc.make_pretty_title()
def author_name(author):
return DublinCore.DublinCore.make_pretty_name(author.name)
author_name_list = map(author_name, dc.authors)
authors = ', '.join(author_name_list)
s += f"""
<a href="{href}" title="{title}" authors="{authors}" target="_top">
<div class="cover_image">
<div class="cover_img">
<img src="{url}" alt="{title}, {authors}" title="{title}"
authors="{authors}" draggable="false">
</div>
<div class="cover_title">
<h5>{short_title}</h5>
</div>
</div>
</a>
"""
return s.encode('utf-8')
def __init__(self):
self.nsmap = gg.build_nsmap('opf dc dcterms xsi')
# FIXME: remove this when lxml is fixed
# workaround for lxml fat-fingering the default attribute namespaces
self.nsmap[None] = str(NS.opf) + 'lxml-bug-workaround'
self.opf = ElementMaker(namespace=self.nsmap[None], nsmap=self.nsmap)
self.metadata = self.opf.metadata()
self.manifest = self.opf.manifest()
self.spine = self.opf.spine()
self.guide = self.opf.guide()
self.item_id = 0
def add_external_css(self, spider, xhtml, css_as_string, url):
""" Add external stylesheet to html. """
if css_as_string:
attribs = parsers.ParserAttributes()
attribs.orig_mediatype = attribs.HeaderElement('text/css')
attribs.url = attribs.orig_url = url
p = ParserFactory.ParserFactory.get(attribs)
p.parse_string(css_as_string)
spider.parsers.append(p)
if xhtml is not None:
for head in gg.xpath(xhtml, '//xhtml:head'):
link = em.link(href=url, rel='stylesheet', type='text/css')
link.tail = '\n'
head.append(link)
def topological_sort(self):
""" Do a topological sort of documents using <link rel='next'> """
relnext = [(p.attribs.referrer, p.attribs.url) for p in self.parsers
if 'next' in p.attribs.rel]
if relnext:
try:
d = {}
for order, url in enumerate(gg.topological_sort(relnext)):
d[url] = order
debug("%s order %d" % (url, order))
for parser in self.parsers:
parser.order = d.get(parser.attribs.url, 999999)
self.parsers.sort(key=lambda p: p.order)
except Exception:
pass
def serve(rows, size):
""" Output a gallery of coverpages. """
cherrypy.response.headers['Content-Type'] = 'text/html; charset=utf-8'
cherrypy.response.headers['Content-Language'] = 'en'
s = """<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en" xml:lang="en" xml:base="http://www.gutenberg.org">
<head>
<title>Cover Flow</title>
<style>
.cover-thumb {
display: inline-block;
background-position: center;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
}
.cover-thumb-small {
width: 76px;
height: 110px;
}
.cover-thumb-medium {
width: 210px;
height: 310px;
}
</style>
</head>
<body><div>"""
for row in rows:
url = '/' + row.filename
href = '/ebooks/%d' % row.pk
title = gg.xmlspecialchars(row.title)
title = title.replace('"', '"')
s += """<a href="{href}"
title="{title}"
class="cover-thumb cover-thumb-{size}" target="_top"
style="background-image: url({url})"> </a>\n""".format(
url=url, href=href, title=title, size=size)
return (s + '</div></body></html>\n').encode('utf-8')
def serve(rows, size):
""" Output a gallery of coverpages. """
cherrypy.response.headers['Content-Type'] = 'text/html; charset=utf-8'
cherrypy.response.headers['Content-Language'] = 'en'
s = ''
for row in rows:
url = '/' + row.filename
href = '/ebooks/%d' % row.pk
if row.title:
title = gg.xmlspecialchars(row.title) # handles <,>,&
#Shortening long titles for latest covers
title = title.replace('"', '"')
title = title.replace("'", ''')
else:
title = '!! missing title !!'
short_title = title
title_len = len(title)
short_title = re.sub(r"\-+", " ", short_title)
short_title = short_title.splitlines()[0]
if (title_len > 80):
short_title = textwrap.wrap(short_title, 80)[0]
s += """
<a href="{href}" title="{title}" target="_top">
<div class="cover_image">
<div class="cover_img">
<img src="{url}" alt="{title}" title="{title}" draggable="false">
</div>
<div class="cover_title">
<h5>{short_title}</h5>
</div>
</div>
</a>
""".format(url=url,
href=href,
title=title,
short_title=short_title,
size=size)
return s.encode('utf-8')
def package(self, job):
self.setup(job)
try:
aux_file_list = list(job.spider.aux_file_iter())
except AttributeError:
aux_file_list = []
filename = job.outputfile
zipfilename = os.path.join(self.path, self.name) + '.zip'
memberfilename = os.path.join(self.name, self.name) + self.ext
zip_ = self.create(zipfilename)
self.add(zip_, filename, memberfilename)
# now images
for url in aux_file_list:
rel_url = gg.make_url_relative(job.base_url, url)
filename = os.path.join(self.path, rel_url)
memberfilename = os.path.join(self.name, rel_url)
self.add(zip_, filename, memberfilename)
zip_.close()
info('Done Zip file: %s' % zipfilename)
def format_suggestion(self, row):
""" Format a suggestion for display in results. """
query = ' '.join(self.query.split()[0:-1])
if query:
query += ' '
return query + gg.cut_at_newline(row.get('title') or '')
def add_body_class(xhtml, classname):
""" Add a class to the body element. """
if classname and xhtml is not None:
for body in gg.xpath(xhtml, '//xhtml:body'):
HTMLishWriter.add_class(body, classname)
def index(self, **dummy_kwargs):
""" A bibrec page. """
os = BaseSearcher.OpenSearch()
os.log_request('bibrec')
dc = BaseSearcher.DC(cherrypy.engine.pool)
# the bulk of the work is done here
dc.load_from_database(os.id)
if not dc.files:
# NOTE: Error message
cherrypy.tools.rate_limiter.e404()
raise cherrypy.HTTPError(404, _('No ebook by that number.'))
# add these fields so we won't have to test for their existence later
dc.extra_info = None
dc.url = None
dc.translate()
dc.header = gg.cut_at_newline(dc.title)
os.title = dc.make_pretty_title()
dc.extra_info = ''
dc.class_ = BaseSearcher.ClassAttr()
dc.order = 10
dc.icon = 'book'
if 'Sound' in dc.categories:
dc.icon = 'audiobook'
os.title_icon = dc.icon
os.twit = os.title
os.qrcode_url = '//%s/cache/epub/%d/pg%d.qrcode.png' % (os.file_host,
os.id, os.id)
os.entries.append(dc)
s = cherrypy.session
last_visited = s.get('last_visited', [])
last_visited.append(os.id)
s['last_visited'] = last_visited
# can we find some meaningful breadcrumbs ?
for a in dc.authors:
if a.marcrel in ('aut', 'cre'):
book_cnt = BaseSearcher.sql_get(
"select count (*) from mn_books_authors where fk_authors = %(aid)s",
aid=a.id)
if book_cnt > 1:
os.breadcrumbs.append(
(__('One by {author}', '{count} by {author}',
book_cnt).format(count=book_cnt,
author=dc.make_pretty_name(
a.name)),
_('Find more ebooks by the same author.'),
os.url('author', id=a.id)))
if os.format in ('html', 'mobile'):
cat = BaseSearcher.Cat()
cat.header = _('Similar Books')
cat.title = _('Readers also downloaded…')
cat.rel = 'related'
cat.url = os.url('also', id=os.id)
cat.class_ += 'navlink grayed noprint'
cat.icon = 'suggestion'
cat.order = 30
os.entries.append(cat)
for bookshelf in dc.bookshelves:
cat = BaseSearcher.Cat()
cat.title = _('In {bookshelf}').format(
bookshelf=bookshelf.bookshelf)
cat.rel = 'related'
cat.url = os.url('bookshelf', id=bookshelf.id)
cat.class_ += 'navlink grayed'
cat.icon = 'bookshelf'
cat.order = 33
os.entries.append(cat)
if os.format in ('mobile', ):
for author in dc.authors:
cat = BaseSearcher.Cat()
cat.title = _('By {author}').format(
author=author.name_and_dates)
cat.rel = 'related'
cat.url = os.url('author', id=author.id)
cat.class_ += 'navlink grayed'
cat.icon = 'author'
cat.order = 31
os.entries.append(cat)
for subject in dc.subjects:
cat = BaseSearcher.Cat()
cat.title = _('On {subject}').format(subject=subject.subject)
cat.rel = 'related'
cat.url = os.url('subject', id=subject.id)
cat.class_ += 'navlink grayed'
cat.icon = 'subject'
cat.order = 32
os.entries.append(cat)
os.total_results = 1
os.template = 'results' if os.format == 'mobile' else 'bibrec'
os.page = 'bibrec'
os.og_type = 'book'
os.finalize()
return self.format(os)
def make_toc(self, xhtml):
""" Build a TOC from HTML headers.
Return a list of tuples (url, text, depth).
Page numbers are also inserted because DTBook NCX needs the
play_order to be sequential.
"""
def id_generator(i=0):
""" Generate an id for the TOC to link to. """
while True:
yield 'pgepubid%05d' % i
i += 1
idg = id_generator()
def get_id(elem):
""" Get the id of the element or generate and set one. """
if not elem.get('id'):
elem.set('id', six.next(idg))
return elem.get('id')
toc = []
last_depth = 0
for header in xpath(
xhtml,
'//xhtml:h1|//xhtml:h2|//xhtml:h3|//xhtml:h4|'
# DP page number
'//xhtml:*[contains (@class, "pageno")]|'
# DocUtils contents header
'//xhtml:p[contains (@class, "topic-title")]'):
text = gg.normalize(
etree.tostring(header,
method="text",
encoding=six.text_type,
with_tail=False))
text = header.get('title', text).strip()
if not text:
# so <h2 title=""> may be used to suppress TOC entry
continue
if header.get('class', '').find('pageno') > -1:
toc.append(
["%s#%s" % (self.attribs.url, get_id(header)), text, -1])
else:
# header
if text.lower().startswith('by '):
# common error in PG: <h2>by Lewis Carroll</h2> should
# yield no TOC entry
continue
try:
depth = int(header.tag[-1:])
except ValueError:
depth = 2 # avoid top level
# fix bogus header numberings
if depth > last_depth + 1:
depth = last_depth + 1
last_depth = depth
# if <h*> is first element of a <div> use <div> instead
parent = header.getparent()
if (parent.tag == NS.xhtml.div and parent[0] == header
and parent.text and parent.text.strip() == ''):
header = parent
toc.append([
"%s#%s" % (self.attribs.url, get_id(header)), text, depth
])
return toc
def parse(self):
""" Parse the plain text.
Try to find semantic units in the character soup. """
debug("GutenbergTextParser.parse () ...")
if self.xhtml is not None:
return
text = self.unicode_content()
text = parsers.RE_RESTRICTED.sub('', text)
text = gg.xmlspecialchars(text)
lines = [line.rstrip() for line in text.splitlines()]
lines.append("")
del text
blanks = 0
par = Par()
for line in lines:
if len(line) == 0:
blanks += 1
else:
if blanks and par.lines: # don't append empty pars
par.after = blanks
self.pars.append(par)
if self.body == 1:
self.max_blanks = max(blanks, self.max_blanks)
par = Par()
par.before = blanks
blanks = 0
par.lines.append(line)
par.after = blanks
if par.lines:
self.pars.append(par)
lines = None
self.analyze()
# build xhtml tree
em = parsers.em
self.xhtml = em.html(
em.head(
em.title(' '),
# pylint: disable=W0142
em.meta(**{
'http-equiv': 'Content-Style-Type',
'content': 'text/css'
}),
em.meta(
**{
'http-equiv': 'Content-Type',
'content': mt.xhtml + '; charset=utf-8'
})),
em.body())
for body in xpath(self.xhtml, '//xhtml:body'):
xhtmlparser = lxml.html.XHTMLParser()
for par in self.pars:
p = etree.fromstring(self.ship_out(par), xhtmlparser)
p.tail = '\n\n'
body.append(p)
self.pars = []
def strip_pagenumbers(xhtml, strip_classes):
""" Strip dp page numbers.
Rationale: DP implements page numbers either with float or
with absolute positioning. Float is not supported by Kindle.
Absolute positioning is not allowed in epub.
If we'd leave these in, they would show up as numbers in the
middle of the text.
To still keep links working, we replace all page number
contraptions we can find with empty <a>'s.
"""
# look for elements with a class that is in strip_classes
for class_ in strip_classes:
xp = "//xhtml:*[@class and contains(concat(' ', normalize-space(@class), ' '), ' %s ')]" % class_
count = 0
for elem in xpath(xhtml, xp):
# save textual content
text = gg.normalize(
etree.tostring(elem,
method="text",
encoding=six.text_type,
with_tail=False))
if len(text) > 10:
# safeguard against removing things that are not pagenumbers
continue
if not text:
text = elem.get('title')
# look for id anywhere inside element
id_ = elem.xpath(".//@id")
# transmogrify element into empty <a>
tail = elem.tail
elem.clear()
elem.tag = NS.xhtml.a
if id_:
# some blockheaded PPers include more than
# one page number in one span. take the last id
# because the others represent empty pages.
elem.set('id', id_[-1])
if class_ in DP_PAGENUMBER_CLASSES:
# mark element as rewritten pagenumber. we
# actually don't use this class for styling
# because it is on an empty element
elem.set('class', 'x-ebookmaker-pageno')
if text:
elem.set('title', text)
elem.tail = tail
count += 1
# The OPS Spec 2.0 is very clear: "Reading Systems
# must be XML processors as defined in XML 1.1."
# Nevertheless many browser-plugin ebook readers use
# the HTML parsers of the browser. But HTML parsers
# don't grok the minimized form of empty elements.
#
# This will force lxml to output the non-minimized form
# of the element.
elem.text = ''
if count:
warning("%d elements having class %s have been rewritten." %
(count, class_))
def metadata_item(self, dc):
""" Build metadata from DublinCore struct.
Example of metadata:
<metadata xmlns:dcterms='http://purl.org/dc/terms/'
xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'
xmlns:opf='http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf'>
<dcterms:identifier opf:scheme='URI' id='id'>http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29000</dc:identifier>
<dcterms:creator opf:file-as='Trollope, Anthony'>Anthony Trollope</dc:creator>
<dcterms:title>The Macdermots of Ballycloran</dc:title>
<dcterms:language xsi:type='dcterms:RFC3066'>en</dc:language>
<dcterms:subject>Domestic fiction</dc:subject>
<dcterms:subject>Ireland -- Fiction</dc:subject>
<dcterms:created>1890</dcterms:created>
<dcterms:publisher>Project Gutenberg</dc:publisher>
<dcterms:date opf:event='publication'>2009-05-31</dc:date>
<dcterms:date opf:event='conversion'>2009-08-26T21:11:14Z</dc:date>
<dcterms:rights>Public domain</dc:rights>
<dcterms:source>29000-h.htm</dc:source>
<meta name='cover' content='item0' />
</metadata>
"""
# OPF 2.0 v1.0 specifies to use the
# Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1
# http://dublincore.org/documents/2004/12/20/dces/
# but that has been superseded by DCMI Metadata Terms
# http://dublincore.org/documents/dcmi-terms/
# we use NS.dc for now but should switch to NS.dcterms later
dcterms = ElementMaker(nsmap=self.nsmap, namespace=str(NS.dc))
if dc.publisher:
self.metadata.append(dcterms.publisher(dc.publisher))
if dc.rights:
self.metadata.append(dcterms.rights(dc.rights))
self.metadata.append(
dcterms.identifier(dc.opf_identifier, {
NS.opf.scheme: 'URI',
'id': 'id'
})) # should be NS.xml.id
for author in dc.authors:
pretty_name = dc.make_pretty_name(author.name)
if author.marcrel == 'aut' or author.marcrel == 'cre':
self.metadata.append(
dcterms.creator(pretty_name,
{NS.opf['file-as']: author.name}))
else:
self.metadata.append(
dcterms.contributor(
pretty_name, {
NS.opf.role: author.marcrel,
NS.opf['file-as']: author.name
}))
# replace newlines with /
title = re.sub(r'\s*[\r\n]+\s*', ' / ', dc.title)
self.metadata.append(dcterms.title(title))
for language in dc.languages:
self.metadata.append(
dcterms.language(language.id,
{NS.xsi.type: 'dcterms:RFC4646'}))
for subject in dc.subjects:
self.metadata.append(dcterms.subject(subject.subject))
if dc.created:
self.metadata.append(
dcterms.date(dc.created, {NS.opf.event: 'creation'}))
if dc.release_date:
self.metadata.append(
dcterms.date(dc.release_date.isoformat(),
{NS.opf.event: 'publication'}))
self.metadata.append(
dcterms.date(
datetime.datetime.now(gg.UTC()).isoformat(),
{NS.opf.event: 'conversion'}))
source = dc.source
if hasattr(options.config, 'FILESDIR'):
if source.startswith(options.config.FILESDIR):
source = source[len(options.config.FILESDIR):]
source = urllib.parse.urljoin(options.config.PGURL, source)
self.metadata.append(dcterms.source(source))