Source code for openlp.plugins.songs.lib.importers.zionworx

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"""
The :mod:`zionworx` module provides the functionality for importing ZionWorx songs into the OpenLP database.
"""
import csv
import logging

from openlp.core.common import translate
from openlp.plugins.songs.lib.importers.songimport import SongImport

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

# Used to strip control chars (except 10=LF, 13=CR)
CONTROL_CHARS_MAP = dict.fromkeys(list(range(10)) + [11, 12] + list(range(14, 32)) + [127])


[docs]class ZionWorxImport(SongImport): """ The :class:`ZionWorxImport` class provides the ability to import songs from ZionWorx, via a dump of the ZionWorx database to a CSV file. ZionWorx song database fields: * ``SongNum`` Song ID. (Discarded by importer) * ``Title1`` Main Title. * ``Title2`` Alternate Title. * ``Lyrics`` Song verses, separated by blank lines. * ``Writer`` Song author(s). * ``Copyright`` Copyright information * ``Keywords`` (Discarded by importer) * ``DefaultStyle`` (Discarded by importer) ZionWorx has no native export function; it uses the proprietary TurboDB database engine. The TurboDB vendor, dataWeb, provides tools which can export TurboDB tables to other formats, such as freeware console tool TurboDB Data Exchange which is available for Windows and Linux. This command exports the ZionWorx songs table to a CSV file: ``tdbdatax MainTable.dat songstable.csv -fsdf -s, -qd`` * -f Table format: ``sdf`` denotes text file. * -s Separator character between fields. * -q Quote character surrounding fields. ``d`` denotes double-quote. CSV format expected by importer: * Field separator character is comma ``,`` * Fields surrounded by double-quotes ``"``. This enables fields (such as Lyrics) to include new-lines and commas. Double-quotes within a field are denoted by two double-quotes ``""`` * Note: This is the default format of the Python ``csv`` module. """
[docs] def do_import(self): """ Receive a CSV file (from a ZionWorx database dump) to import. """ # Encoding should always be ISO-8859-1 with open(self.import_source, 'rt', encoding='ISO-8859-1') as songs_file: field_names = ['SongNum', 'Title1', 'Title2', 'Lyrics', 'Writer', 'Copyright', 'Keywords', 'DefaultStyle'] songs_reader = csv.DictReader(songs_file, field_names) try: records = list(songs_reader) except csv.Error as e: self.log_error(translate('SongsPlugin.ZionWorxImport', 'Error reading CSV file.'), translate('SongsPlugin.ZionWorxImport', 'Line {number:d}: {error}').format(number=songs_reader.line_num, error=e)) return num_records = len(records) log.info('{count} records found in CSV file'.format(count=num_records)) self.import_wizard.progress_bar.setMaximum(num_records) for index, record in enumerate(records, 1): if self.stop_import_flag: return self.set_defaults() try: self.title = self._decode(record['Title1']) if record['Title2']: self.alternate_title = self._decode(record['Title2']) self.parse_author(self._decode(record['Writer'])) self.add_copyright(self._decode(record['Copyright'])) lyrics = self._decode(record['Lyrics']) except UnicodeDecodeError as e: self.log_error(translate('SongsPlugin.ZionWorxImport', 'Record {index}').format(index=index), translate('SongsPlugin.ZionWorxImport', 'Decoding error: {error}').format(error=e)) continue except TypeError as e: self.log_error(translate('SongsPlugin.ZionWorxImport', 'File not valid ZionWorx CSV format.'), 'TypeError: {error}'.format(error=e)) return verse = '' for line in lyrics.splitlines(): if line and not line.isspace(): verse += line + '\n' elif verse: self.add_verse(verse, 'v') verse = '' if verse: self.add_verse(verse, 'v') title = self.title if not self.finish(): self.log_error(translate('SongsPlugin.ZionWorxImport', 'Record %d') % index + (': "' + title + '"' if title else ''))
def _decode(self, str): """ Strips all control characters (except new lines). """ # ZionWorx has no option for setting the encoding for its songs, so we assume encoding is always the same. return str.translate(CONTROL_CHARS_MAP)