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Python wrapper for openaddresses-conform
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''' Python wrapper for openaddresses-conform. | |
Looks in /var/opt/openaddresses-conform for an index.js to run. Generates | |
all data in a temporary working directory, and does not use cached files. | |
''' | |
from subprocess import Popen | |
from tempfile import mkdtemp | |
from os.path import realpath, join | |
from shutil import move, rmtree | |
source = 'us-ca-san_francisco' | |
source = 'us-ca-alameda_county' | |
srcjson = realpath('openaddresses/sources/{0}.json'.format(source)) | |
workdir = mkdtemp(prefix='conform-') | |
destdir = 'tmp' | |
# | |
# Run openaddresses-conform from a fresh working directory. | |
# | |
# It tends to error silently and truncate data if it finds any existing | |
# data. Also, it wants to be able to write a file called ./tmp.csv. | |
# | |
errpath = join(destdir, source+'.stderr') | |
outpath = join(destdir, source+'.stdout') | |
with open(errpath, 'w') as stderr, open(outpath, 'w') as stdout: | |
index_js = '/var/opt/openaddresses-conform/index.js' | |
cmd_args = dict(cwd=workdir, stderr=stderr, stdout=stdout) | |
print 'node', index_js, '...' | |
cmd = Popen(('node', index_js, srcjson, workdir), **cmd_args) | |
cmd.wait() | |
with open(join(destdir, source+'.status'), 'w') as file: | |
file.write(str(cmd.returncode)) | |
print source, '-->', workdir | |
# | |
# Move resulting files to destination directory. | |
# | |
move(join(workdir, source+'.zip'), join(destdir, source+'.zip')) | |
print join(destdir, source+'.zip') | |
move(join(workdir, source, 'out.csv'), join(destdir, source+'.csv')) | |
print join(destdir, source+'.csv') | |
rmtree(workdir) |
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