import pokedex.db
import pokedex.db.load
+import pokedex.db.tables
import pokedex.lookup
def main():
def get_parser(verbose=True):
"""Returns an OptionParser prepopulated with the global options.
-
+
`verbose` is whether or not the options should be verbose by default.
"""
parser = OptionParser()
def get_lookup(options, session=None, recreate=False):
"""Given a parsed options object, opens the whoosh index and returns a
PokedexLookup object.
-
- Unlike `get_session`, this function can actually do population as a side
- effect! This is fallout from how PokedexLookup works.
"""
- # TODO fix the above
if recreate and not session:
raise ValueError("get_lookup() needs an explicit session to regen the index")
print "Opened lookup index {index_dir} (from {got_from})" \
.format(index_dir=index_dir, got_from=got_from)
- lookup = pokedex.lookup.PokedexLookup(index_dir, session=session,
- recreate=recreate)
+ lookup = pokedex.lookup.PokedexLookup(index_dir, session=session)
+
+ if recreate:
+ lookup.rebuild_index()
return lookup
-def print_csv_directory(options):
- """Just prints the csv directory we're about to use."""
+def get_csv_directory(options):
+ """Prints and returns the csv directory we're about to use."""
if not options.verbose:
return
print "Using CSV directory {csvdir} (from {got_from})" \
.format(csvdir=csvdir, got_from=got_from)
+ return csvdir
+
### Plumbing commands
options, tables = parser.parse_args(list(args))
session = get_session(options)
- print_csv_directory(options)
+ get_csv_directory(options)
pokedex.db.load.dump(session, directory=options.directory,
tables=tables,
print
session = get_session(options)
- print_csv_directory(options)
+ get_csv_directory(options)
pokedex.db.load.load(session, directory=options.directory,
drop_tables=options.drop_tables,
options.directory = None
session = get_session(options)
- print_csv_directory(options)
+ get_csv_directory(options)
pokedex.db.load.load(session, directory=None, drop_tables=True,
verbose=options.verbose)
options.verbose = True
options.directory = None
+ # Database, and a lame check for whether it's been inited at least once
session = get_session(options)
- print_csv_directory(options)
+ print " - OK! Connected successfully."
+
+ if pokedex.db.tables.Pokemon.__table__.exists(session.bind):
+ print " - OK! Database seems to contain some data."
+ else:
+ print " - WARNING: Database appears to be empty."
+
+ # CSV; simple checks that the dir exists
+ csvdir = get_csv_directory(options)
+ if not os.path.exists(csvdir):
+ print " - ERROR: No such directory!"
+ elif not os.path.isdir(csvdir):
+ print " - ERROR: Not a directory!"
+ else:
+ print " - OK! Directory exists."
+
+ if os.access(csvdir, os.R_OK):
+ print " - OK! Can read from directory."
+ else:
+ print " - ERROR: Can't read from directory!"
+
+ if os.access(csvdir, os.W_OK):
+ print " - OK! Can write to directory."
+ else:
+ print " - WARNING: Can't write to directory! " \
+ "`dump` will not work. You may need to sudo."
+
+ # Index; the PokedexLookup constructor covers most tests and will
+ # cheerfully bomb if they fail
lookup = get_lookup(options, recreate=False)
+ print " - OK! Opened successfully."
### User-facing commands
the pokedex install directory. Use this option (or a
POKEDEX_INDEX_DIR environment variable) to specify an
alternate loction.
+ -q|--quiet Don't print system output. This is the default for
+ non-system commands and setup.
+ -v|--verbose Print system output. This is the default for system
+ commands, except setup.
System options:
- -d|--directory By default, load and dump will use the CSV files in the
+ -d|--directory=DIR By default, load and dump will use the CSV files in the
pokedex install directory. Use this option to specify
a different directory.
-D|--drop-tables With load, drop all tables before loading data.
- -q|--quiet Don't print system output. This is the default for
- non-system commands and setup.
- -v|--verbose Print system output. This is the default for system
- commands, except setup.
Additionally, load and dump accept a list of table names (possibly with
wildcards) and/or csv fileames as an argument list.