earwigbot/earwigbot/wiki/category.py

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from earwigbot.wiki.page import Page

__all__ = ["Category"]

class Category(Page):
    """
    EarwigBot's Wiki Toolset: Category Class

    Represents a Category on a given Site, a subclass of Page. Provides
    additional methods, but Page's own methods should work fine on Category
    objects. Site.get_page() will return a Category instead of a Page if the
    given title is in the category namespace; get_category() is shorthand,
    because it accepts category names without the namespace prefix.

    Public methods:
    get_members -- returns a list of page titles in the category
    """

    def __repr__(self):
        """Returns the canonical string representation of the Category."""
        res = "Category(title={0!r}, follow_redirects={1!r}, site={2!r})"
        return res.format(self._title, self._follow_redirects, self._site)

    def __str__(self):
        """Returns a nice string representation of the Category."""
        return '<Category "{0}" of {1}>'.format(self.title(), str(self._site))

    def _get_members_via_sql(self, limit):
        """Return a list of tuples of (title, pageid) in the category."""
        query = """SELECT page_title, page_namespace, page_id FROM page
                   JOIN categorylinks ON page_id = cl_from
                   WHERE cl_to = ?"""
        title = self.title().replace(" ", "_").split(":", 1)[1]

        if limit:
            query += " LIMIT ?"
            result = self._site.sql_query(query, (title, limit))
        else:
            result = self._site.sql_query(query, (title,))

        members = []
        for row in result:
            base = row[0].replace("_", " ").decode("utf8")
            namespace = self._site.namespace_id_to_name(row[1])
            if namespace:
                title = u":".join((namespace, base))
            else:  # Avoid doing a silly (albeit valid) ":Pagename" thing
                title = base
            members.append((title, row[2]))
        return members

    def _get_members_via_api(self, limit):
        """Return a list of page titles in the category using the API."""
        params = {"action": "query", "list": "categorymembers",
                  "cmlimit": limit, "cmtitle": self._title}
        if not limit:
            params["cmlimit"] = 50  # Default value

        result = self._site.api_query(**params)
        members = result['query']['categorymembers']
        return [member["title"] for member in members]

    def get_members(self, use_sql=False, limit=None):
        """Returns a list of page titles in the category.

        If `use_sql` is True, we will use a SQL query instead of the API. Pages
        will be returned as tuples of (title, pageid) instead of just titles.

        If `limit` is provided, we will provide this many titles, or less if
        the category is smaller. `limit` defaults to 50 for API queries; normal
        users can go up to 500, and bots can go up to 5,000 on a single API
        query. If we're using SQL, the limit is None by default (returning all
        pages in the category), but an arbitrary limit can still be chosen.
        """
        if use_sql:
            return self._get_members_via_sql(limit)
        else:
            return self._get_members_via_api(limit)