SickGear/lib/imdb/parser/http/topBottomParser.py
JackDandy 78026584eb Update IMDb 5.1 (r907) → 5.2.1dev20171113 (f640595).
Thanks to the backport by @MasterMind2k
2018-03-28 00:45:15 +01:00

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"""
parser.http.topBottomParser module (imdb package).
This module provides the classes (and the instances), used to parse the
lists of top 250 and bottom 100 movies.
E.g.:
http://www.imdb.com/chart/top
http://www.imdb.com/chart/bottom
Copyright 2009-2015 Davide Alberani <da@erlug.linux.it>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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"""
from imdb.utils import analyze_title
from utils import DOMParserBase, Attribute, Extractor, analyze_imdbid
class DOMHTMLTop250Parser(DOMParserBase):
"""Parser for the "top 250" page.
The page should be provided as a string, as taken from
the www.imdb.com server. The final result will be a
dictionary, with a key for every relevant section.
Example:
tparser = DOMHTMLTop250Parser()
result = tparser.parse(top250_html_string)
"""
label = 'top 250'
ranktext = 'top 250 rank'
def _init(self):
self.extractors = [
Extractor(
label=self.label,
path="//div[@id='main']//div[1]//div//table//tbody//tr",
attrs=Attribute(
key=None,
multi=True,
path={
self.ranktext: "./td[2]/text()",
'rating': "./td[3]//strong//text()",
'title': "./td[2]//a//text()",
'year': "./td[2]//span//text()",
'movieID': "./td[2]//a/@href",
'votes': "./td[3]//strong/@title"
}
)
)
]
def postprocess_data(self, data):
if not data or self.label not in data:
return []
mlist = []
data = data[self.label]
# Avoid duplicates. A real fix, using XPath, is auspicabile.
# XXX: probably this is no more needed.
seenIDs = []
for d in data:
if 'movieID' not in d: continue
if self.ranktext not in d: continue
if 'title' not in d: continue
theID = analyze_imdbid(d['movieID'])
if theID is None:
continue
theID = str(theID)
if theID in seenIDs:
continue
seenIDs.append(theID)
minfo = analyze_title(d['title'] + ' ' + d['year'])
try:
minfo[self.ranktext] = int(d[self.ranktext].replace('.', ''))
except:
pass
if 'votes' in d:
try:
votes = d['votes'].replace(' votes','')
votes = votes.split(' based on ')[1]
minfo['votes'] = int(votes.replace(',', ''))
except:
pass
if 'rating' in d:
try: minfo['rating'] = float(d['rating'])
except: pass
mlist.append((theID, minfo))
return mlist
class DOMHTMLBottom100Parser(DOMHTMLTop250Parser):
"""Parser for the "bottom 100" page.
The page should be provided as a string, as taken from
the www.imdb.com server. The final result will be a
dictionary, with a key for every relevant section.
Example:
tparser = DOMHTMLBottom100Parser()
result = tparser.parse(bottom100_html_string)
"""
label = 'bottom 100'
ranktext = 'bottom 100 rank'
_OBJECTS = {
'top250_parser': ((DOMHTMLTop250Parser,), None),
'bottom100_parser': ((DOMHTMLBottom100Parser,), None)
}