comictagger/comictalker/comictalker.py
Timmy Welch 2c3a2566cc Convert ComicIssue into GenericMetadata
I could not find a good reason for ComicIssue to exist other than that
 it had more attributes than GenericMetadata, so it has been replaced.
New attributes for GenericMetadata:
  series_id:        a string uniquely identifying the series to tag_origin
  series_aliases:   alternate series names that are not the canonical name
  title_aliases:    alternate issue titles that are not the canonical name
  alternate_images: a list of urls to alternate cover images

Updated attributes for GenericMetadata:
  genre        -> genres:        str -> list[str]
  comments     -> description:   str -> str
  story_arc    -> story_arcs:    str -> list[str]
  series_group -> series_groups: str -> list[str]
  character    -> characters:    str -> list[str]
  team         -> teams:         str -> list[str]
  location     -> locations:     str -> list[str]
  tag_origin   -> tag_origin:    str -> TagOrigin (tuple[str, str])

ComicSeries has been relocated to the ComicAPI package, currently has no
 usage within ComicAPI.
CreditMetadata has been renamed to Credit and has replaced Credit from
 ComicTalker.
fetch_series has been added to ComicTalker, this is currently only used
 in the GUI when a series is selected and does not already contain the
 needed fields, this function should always be cached.

A new split function has been added to ComicAPI, all uses of split on
 single characters have been updated to use this

cleanup_html and the corresponding setting are now only used in
 ComicTagger proper, for display we want any html directly from the
 upstream. When applying the metadata we then strip the description of
 any html.

A new conversion has been added to the MetadataFormatter:
  j: joins any lists into a string with ', '. Note this is a valid
     operation on strings as well, it will add ', ' in between every
     character.

parse_settings now assigns the given ComicTaggerPaths object to the
 result ensuring that the correct path is always used.
2023-08-02 09:00:04 -07:00

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from __future__ import annotations
import logging
import pathlib
from typing import Any, Callable
import settngs
from comicapi.genericmetadata import ComicSeries, GenericMetadata, TagOrigin
from comictalker.talker_utils import fix_url
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class TalkerError(Exception):
"""Base class exception for information sources.
Attributes:
code -- a numerical code
1 - General
2 - Network
3 - Data
desc -- description of the error
source -- the name of the source producing the error
"""
codes = {1: "General", 2: "Network", 3: "Data", 4: "Other"}
def __init__(self, source: str, desc: str = "Unknown", code: int = 4, sub_code: int = 0) -> None:
super().__init__()
self.desc = desc
self.code = code
self.code_name = self.codes[code]
self.sub_code = sub_code
self.source = source
def __str__(self) -> str:
return f"{self.source} encountered a {self.code_name} error. {self.desc}"
class TalkerNetworkError(TalkerError):
"""Network class exception for information sources
Attributes:
sub_code -- numerical code for finer detail
1 -- connected refused
2 -- api key
3 -- rate limit
4 -- timeout
"""
net_codes = {
0: "General network error.",
1: "The connection was refused.",
2: "An API key error occurred.",
3: "Rate limit exceeded. Please wait a bit or enter a personal key if using the default.",
4: "The connection timed out.",
5: "Number of retries exceeded.",
}
def __init__(self, source: str = "", sub_code: int = 0, desc: str = "") -> None:
if desc == "":
desc = self.net_codes[sub_code]
super().__init__(source, desc, 2, sub_code)
class TalkerDataError(TalkerError):
"""Data class exception for information sources
Attributes:
sub_code -- numerical code for finer detail
1 -- unexpected data
2 -- malformed data
3 -- missing data
"""
data_codes = {
0: "General data error.",
1: "Unexpected data encountered.",
2: "Malformed data encountered.",
3: "Missing data encountered.",
}
def __init__(self, source: str = "", sub_code: int = 0, desc: str = "") -> None:
if desc == "":
desc = self.data_codes[sub_code]
super().__init__(source, desc, 3, sub_code)
class ComicTalker:
"""The base class for all comic source talkers"""
name: str = "Example"
id: str = "example"
origin: TagOrigin = TagOrigin(id, name)
website: str = "https://example.com"
logo_url: str = f"{website}/logo.png"
attribution: str = f"Metadata provided by <a href='{website}'>{name}</a>"
def __init__(self, version: str, cache_folder: pathlib.Path) -> None:
self.cache_folder = cache_folder
self.version = version
self.api_key = self.default_api_key = ""
self.api_url = self.default_api_url = ""
def register_settings(self, parser: settngs.Manager) -> None:
"""
Allows registering settings using the settngs package with an argparse like interface.
The order that settings are declared is the order they will be displayed.
"""
return None
def parse_settings(self, settings: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""
settings is a dictionary of settings defined in register_settings.
It is only guaranteed that the settings defined in register_settings will be present.
"""
if settings.get(f"{self.id}_key") is not None:
self.api_key = settings[f"{self.id}_key"]
if settings.get(f"{self.id}_url") is not None:
self.api_url = fix_url(settings[f"{self.id}_url"])
if self.api_key in ("", self.default_api_key):
self.api_key = self.default_api_key
settings[f"{self.id}_key"] = None
if self.api_url in ("", self.default_api_url):
self.api_url = self.default_api_url
settings[f"{self.id}_url"] = None
return settings
def check_api_key(self, url: str, key: str) -> tuple[str, bool]:
"""
This function should return (msg, True) if the given API key and URL are valid,
where msg is a message to display to the user.
This function should return (msg, False) if the given API key or URL are not valid,
where msg is a message to display to the user.
If the Talker does not use an API key it should validate that the URL works.
If the Talker does not use an API key or URL it should check that the source is available.
Caching MUST NOT be implemented on this function.
"""
raise NotImplementedError
def search_for_series(
self,
series_name: str,
callback: Callable[[int, int], None] | None = None,
refresh_cache: bool = False,
literal: bool = False,
series_match_thresh: int = 90,
) -> list[ComicSeries]:
"""
This function should return a list of series that match the given series name
according to the source the Talker uses.
Sanitizing the series name is the responsibility of the talker.
If `literal` == True then it is requested that no filtering or
transformation/sanitizing of the title or results be performed by the talker.
A sensible amount of results should be returned.
Caching SHOULD be implemented on this function.
For example the `ComicVineTalker` stops requesting new pages after the results
become too different from the `series_name` by use of the `titles_match` function
provided by the `comicapi.utils` module, and only allows a maximum of 5 pages
"""
raise NotImplementedError
def fetch_comic_data(
self, issue_id: str | None = None, series_id: str | None = None, issue_number: str = ""
) -> GenericMetadata:
"""
This function should return an instance of GenericMetadata for a single issue.
It is guaranteed that either `issue_id` or (`series_id` and `issue_number` is set).
Caching MUST be implemented on this function.
Below is an example of how this function might be implemented:
if issue_number and series_id:
return self.fetch_issue_data(series_id, issue_number)
elif issue_id:
return self.fetch_issue_data_by_issue_id(issue_id)
else:
return GenericMetadata()
"""
raise NotImplementedError
def fetch_series(self, series_id: str) -> ComicSeries:
"""
This function should return an instance of ComicSeries from the given series ID.
Caching MUST be implemented on this function.
"""
raise NotImplementedError
def fetch_issues_in_series(self, series_id: str) -> list[GenericMetadata]:
"""Expected to return a list of issues with a given series ID"""
raise NotImplementedError
def fetch_issues_by_series_issue_num_and_year(
self, series_id_list: list[str], issue_number: str, year: int | None
) -> list[GenericMetadata]:
"""
This function should return a single issue for each series id in
the `series_id_list` and it should match the issue_number.
Preferably it should also only return issues published in the given `year`.
If there is no year given (`year` == None) or the Talker does not have issue publication info
return the results unfiltered.
Caching SHOULD be implemented on this function.
"""
raise NotImplementedError