from __future__ import unicode_literals, print_function import sys from xml.etree import cElementTree as ElementTree from io import open import requests from tsammalexdata.util import data_file, visit URL = \ "http://edmond.mpdl.mpg.de/imeji/export"\ "?format=xml&type=image&n=10000&col=d2JGQRxO19XTOEXG&q=" # # TODO: replace urls in images.csv, later: upload images to edmond, then replace urls. # qname = lambda localname: '{http://imeji.org/terms}' + localname def get(e, k): return e.find(qname(k)).text def file_urls(source): """Parse URL information from imeji XML. :param source: Path to a imeji collection metadata file in imeji XML format. :return: dict of (md5sum, infodict) pairs. """ res = {} items = ElementTree.parse(source) for item in items.findall(qname('item')): data = dict(id=item.attrib['id']) for _key in 'full web thumbnail'.split(): data[_key] = get(item, _key + 'ImageUrl') # add an alias for the URL to the original file: data['url'] = data['full'] data['md5'] = get(item, 'checksum') res[get(item, 'checksum')] = data return res class Visitor(object): """Visitor to update the source_url column in an images.csv file. Corresponding items in the Tsammalex collection on Edmond are detected by matching the id of the image against filename or checksum attribute of the Edmond item. """ def __init__(self): self.edmond_urls = file_urls(data_file('Edmond.xml')) self.cols = {} self.count = 0 def __call__(self, index, row): if index == 0: self.cols = {col: i for i, col in enumerate(row)} return row _id = row[self.cols['id']] if _id in self.edmond_urls: row[self.cols['source_url']] = self.edmond_urls[_id]['full'] self.count += 1 else: # # FIXME: check whether source_url is an Edmond image URL, if not, upload the # image to Edmond, insert the URL here! Depends on the imeji API being # available on Edmond. # print(_id, row) return row if __name__ == '__main__': with open(data_file('Edmond.xml'), 'w', encoding='utf8') as fp: fp.write(requests.get(URL).text) v = Visitor() visit(sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else 'images.csv', v) print(v.count)