76 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
76 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
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"""Helper functions to parse the the raw_specifications xml string into a
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dictionary containing the values we are interested in.
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I decided to parse raw_speficications instead of using the "specifications"
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column because the raw data seemed to be cleaner and more consistent, even if
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it requires more effort to parse.
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First I parse the xml into a dictionary. Then, I standardize the found keys into
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some keys I expect.
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Notes:
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Looks like "dimenions" can be "Dimensions (Overall)", "Dimensions" or other
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things like "Assembled Dimensions" or "Piece X Dimensions". But this latter two
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options are incomplete (lack the height), harder to parse and rare enough that
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I'll just drop them
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Package Quantity and Number of Pieces are never found together. I will assume
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they refer to the same thing.
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"""
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import logging
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import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
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from typing import Dict, Optional
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FIELDS_MAPPING = {
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"Material": "materials",
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"Package Quantity": "packaging",
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"Number of Pieces": "packaging",
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"Dimensions (Overall)": "dimensions",
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"Dimensions": "dimensions",
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"Weight": "weight",
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"TCIN": "tcin",
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"Origin": "origin",
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}
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def iter_parse(root: ET.Element) -> Dict[str, str]:
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"""Recursively parse the XML tree into a dictionary Each key/value pair is
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inside its own <div> tag and the key inside a <b> tag.
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The fields that I believe are compulsory (TCIN, UPC and Origin) are only
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nested one level deep, while the rest of fields seem to be always nested
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two levels deep. But parsing it recursively helps generalise both cases."""
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spec_dict = {}
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for child in root:
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if child.tag == "div":
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if "b" in [x.tag for x in child]:
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key, *values = child.itertext()
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key = key.strip(":")
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value = "".join(values).strip(":")
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spec_dict[key] = value
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else:
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spec_dict.update(iter_parse(child))
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return spec_dict
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def parse_raw_specs(raw_specs: str) -> Optional[Dict[str, str]]:
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"""Parse a raw specifications XML string into a dictionary.
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This involves first recursively parsing the XML tree and then renaming
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the key values"""
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try:
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xml_root = ET.fromstring(raw_specs)
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except ET.ParseError:
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logging.error("error parsing xml string: \n%s", raw_specs)
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return None
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parsed = iter_parse(xml_root)
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specs_dict = {
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FIELDS_MAPPING[key]: value
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for key, value in parsed.items()
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if key in FIELDS_MAPPING
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}
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return specs_dict
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