__auth__ = None
import re
date_format = "%d/%m/%Y"
def fixNewlines(text):
# This can be used to sort out windows newlines
return text.replace("\r\n","\n")
# So what can a postcode look like then?
# This list of formats comes from http://www.mailsorttechnical.com/frequentlyaskedquestions.cfm
#AN NAA M1 1AA
#ANN NAA M60 1NW
#AAN NAA CR2 6XH
#AANN NAA DN55 1PT
#ANA NAA W1A 1HP
#AANA NAA EC1A 1BB
postcode_regex = re.compile("[A-Z][A-Z]?\d(\d|[A-Z])? ?\d[A-Z][A-Z]")
def getPostcodeFromText(text):
"""This function takes a piece of text and returns the first
bit of it that looks like a postcode."""
postcode_match = postcode_regex.search(text)
if postcode_match is not None:
return postcode_match.group()
class PlanningAuthorityResults:
"""This class represents a set of results of a planning search.
This should probably be separated out so that it can be used for
authorities other than Cherwell.
"""
def __init__(self, authority_name, authority_short_name):
self.authority_name = authority_name
self.authority_short_name = authority_short_name
# this will be a list of PlanningApplication objects
self.planning_applications = []
def addApplication(self, application):
self.planning_applications.append(application)
def __repr__(self):
return self.displayXML()
def displayXML(self):
"""This should display the contents of this object in the planningalerts format.
i.e. in the same format as this one:
http://www.planningalerts.com/lambeth.xml
"""
applications_bit = "".join([x.displayXML() for x in self.planning_applications])
return u"""\n""" + \
u"\n" +\
u"%s\n" %self.authority_name +\
u"%s\n" %self.authority_short_name +\
u"\n" + applications_bit +\
u"\n" +\
u"\n"
class PlanningApplication:
def __init__(self, no_postcode_default='No postcode'):
self.council_reference = None
self.address = None
self.postcode = no_postcode_default
self.description = None
self.info_url = None
self.comment_url = None
# expecting this as a datetime.date object
self.date_received = None
# If we can get them, we may as well include OSGB.
# These will be the entirely numeric version.
self.osgb_x = None
self.osgb_y = None
def __repr__(self):
return self.displayXML()
def is_ready(self):
# This method tells us if the application is complete
# Because of the postcode default, we can't really
# check the postcode - make sure it is filled in when
# you do the address.
return self.council_reference \
and self.address \
and self.description \
and self.info_url \
and self.comment_url \
and self.date_received
def displayXML(self):
#print self.council_reference, self.address, self.postcode, self.description, self.info_url, self.comment_url, self.date_received
contents = [
u"" %(self.council_reference),
u"" %(self.address),
u"" %self.postcode,
u"" %(self.description),
u"" %(self.info_url),
u"" %(self.comment_url),
u"" %self.date_received.strftime(date_format),
]
if self.osgb_x:
contents.append(u"%s" %(self.osgb_x))
if self.osgb_y:
contents.append(u"%s" %(self.osgb_y))
return u"\n%s\n" %('\n'.join(contents))