# coding: utf-8

# wcm Nikola Tags

#

# convert ipynb/py doc imports as tags for nikola blog .meta files.

#

# When user searches for notebook to blog with bbknikola python script also get the tags for the .meta file. Open up the .py file and convert this:

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# blogpost.py

#

# import requests

# import os

# import re

#

# Into:

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# blogpost.meta

#

# blogpost

# blogpost

# 2015/02/31 00:00:00

# requests, os, re

# Categorie can be the name of the repo.

# Need a repo for Nikola scripts

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import modulefinder

import runpy

import os

from walkdir import filtered_walk, dir_paths, all_paths, file_paths

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mwcm = modulefinder.ModuleFinder()

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mwcm.any_missing()

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mwcm.run_script('/home/wcmckee/github/niketa/rgdsnatch.py')

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mwcm.path

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mwcm.scan_code

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from splinter import Browser

browser = Browser()

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browser.visit('http://google.com')

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browser.title

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browser.request_url

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#browser.click_link_by_href('http://www.google.co.nz/preferences')

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import time

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#Code for open up web browser on library system and

#acceot their t&c.

#Need to get web address to go to, and button find_by_name

#to click.

from splinter import Browser

with Browser() as browser:

# Visit URL

url = "http://www.google.com"

browser.visit(url)

browser.fill('q', 'artcontrol')

# Find and click the 'search' button

button = browser.find_by_name('btnG')

# Interact with elements

button.click()

time.sleep(5)

if browser.is_text_present('artcontrol.me'):

print "Yes, the official website was found!"

else:

print "No, it wasn't found... We need to improve our SEO techniques"

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mwcm.report()

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runpy.run_module('requests')

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nbog = raw_input('Name of notebook to tag: ')

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files = file_paths(filtered_walk('/home/wcmckee/github/', depth=100, included_files=[nbog + '.ipynb']))

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#Easier to access ipynb and access the code import cell.

#Parse the notebook for import tags

#IPython module wrapper for returning list of imported modules

#from a ipynb file.

#Get the list of modules for tags from this.

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for fil in files:

#print fil

opfil = open(fil, 'r')

print opfil.read()

opfil.close()

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opfilz = open(fil, 'r')

opfilz.read()

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#python module that can be used to scan .py files and return

#the imports as a list.

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