rsssf 0.2.0 → 0.3.0

data/lib/rsssf/page.rb

@@ -1,11 +1,12 @@
 
 
 module Rsssf
-  
+
 
   PageStat = Struct.new(
     :source,     ## e.g. https://rsssf.org/tabled/duit89.html
     :year,       ## e.g. 1989     -- note: always four digits
+    :title,
     :authors,
     :last_updated,
     :line_count,  ## todo: rename to (just) lines - why? why not?
@@ -25,13 +26,13 @@ module Rsssf
 class Page
 
   include Utils   ## e.g. year_from_name, etc.
- 
+
 def self.read_cache( url )  ### use read_cache /web/html or such - why? why not?
   html = Webcache.read( url )
 
   puts "html:"
   pp html[0..400]
- 
+
   txt = PageConverter.convert( html, url: url )
   txt
 
@@ -41,7 +42,7 @@ end
 
 def self.read_txt( path )  ## use read_txt
     # note: always assume sources (already) converted from html to txt!!!!
-  txt = read_text( path )  
+  txt = read_text( path )
   new( txt )
 end
 
@@ -49,260 +50,125 @@ end
 
 ### use text alias too (for txt) - why? why not?
 attr_accessor :txt
-
-## quick hack? used for auto-patch machinery
-attr_accessor :patch
 attr_accessor :url  ### source url
 
 
 def initialize( txt )
-  @txt = txt
-
-  @patch = nil
+  @txt   = txt
   @url   = nil
 end
 
 
-LEAGUE_ROUND_REGEX = /\b
-                      Round
-                      \b/ix
-
-CUP_ROUND_REGEX  = /\b(
-                      Round         |
-                      1\/8\sFinals  |
-                      1\/16\sFinals |
-                      Quarterfinals |
-                      Semifinals    |
-                      Final
-                    )\b/ix
-
-
-
-## make header required - why? why not?
-def find_schedule( header: nil, 
-                   cup:    false )     ## change to build_schedule - why? why not???
-
-  ## find match schedule/fixtures in multi-league doc
-  new_txt = String.new
-
-  ## note: keep track of statistics
-  ##   e.g. number of rounds found
-  
-  round_count = 0
-
-  if header
-    league_header_found        = false
-
-     ## header:
-     ##  - assumes heading 4 e.g. #### Premier League or
-     ##  - bold e.g. **FA Cup** for now
-     ##  note: markers must start line (^)
-
-     ## note:
-     ## header gsub spaces to \s otherwise no match in regex (using free-form x-flag)!!!
-     header_esc   = header.gsub( ' ', '\s' )
-
-     ## note: somehow #{2,4} will not work with free-form /xi defined (picked up as comment?)
-     ##  use [#] hack ??
-     header_regex = /^
-                      ([#]{2,4}\s+(#{header_esc}))
-                        |
-                      (\*{2}(#{header_esc}))     ## was: \*{2})
-                                                 ##  do not inluce trailing ** for now (allows anchors e.g. §)  
-                    /ix
-
-    ## todo:
-    ##   use new stage_regex e.g. **xxx** - why? why not?
-    ##  allow more than one stage in one schedule (e.g. regular stage,playoff stage etc)
-
-  else
-    league_header_found = true   # default (no header; assume single league file)
-    header_regex = /^---dummy---$/  ## non-matching dummy regex
-  end
-
-  ## puts "header_regex:"
-  ## pp header_regex
-
-
-  if cup
-    round_regex = CUP_ROUND_REGEX   ## note: only allow final, quaterfinals, etc. if knockout cup
-  else
-    round_regex = LEAGUE_ROUND_REGEX
-  end
-
-
-  ## stages
-  first_round_header_found   = false
-  round_header_found         = false
-  round_body_found           = false   ## allow round header followed by blank lines
-
-  blank_found = false
-
-
-
-  @txt.each_line do |line|
-
-    if league_header_found == false
-      ## first find start of league header/section
-      if line =~ header_regex
-        puts "!!! bingo - found header >#{line}<"
-        league_header_found = true
-        
-        ## note - do NOT auto-add header/title !!!
-        # title = line.gsub( /[#*]/, '' ).strip   ##  quick hack: extract title from header
-        # new_txt << "## #{title}\n\n"    # note: use header/stage title (regex group capture)
-      else
-        puts "  searching for header >#{header}<; skipping line >#{line}<"
-        next
-      end
-    elsif first_round_header_found == false
-      ## next look for first round (starting w/ Round)
-      if line =~ round_regex
-        puts "!!! bingo - found first round >#{line}<"
-        round_count += 1
-        first_round_header_found = true
-        round_header_found       = true
-        round_body_found         = false
-        new_txt << line
-      elsif line =~ /^=-=-=-=/
-        puts "*** no rounds found; hit section marker (horizontal rule)"
-        break
-      elsif line =~ /^\*{2}[^*]+\*{2}/   ## e.g. **FA Cup**
-        puts "*** no rounds found; hit section/stage header: #{line}"
-        break
-      else
-        puts "  searching for first round; skipping line >#{line}<"
-        next ## continue; searching
-      end
-    elsif round_header_found == true
-      ## collect rounds;
-      ##   assume text block until next blank line
-      ##   new block must allways start w/ round
-      if line =~ /^\s*$/   ## blank line?
-        if round_body_found
-          round_header_found = false
-          blank_found        = true    ## keep track of blank (lines) - allow inside round block (can continue w/ date header/marker)
-          new_txt << line
-        else
-          ## note: skip blanks following header
-          next
-        end
-      else
-        round_body_found = true
-        new_txt << line   ## keep going until next blank line
-      end
-    else
-      ## skip (more) blank lines
-      if line =~ /^\s*$/
-        next  ## continue; skip extra blank line
-      elsif line =~ round_regex
-        puts "!!! bingo - found new round >#{line}<"
-        round_count += 1
-        round_header_found = true   # more rounds; continue
-        round_body_found   = false
-        blank_found        = false  # reset blank tracker
-        new_txt << line
-      elsif blank_found && line =~ /\[[a-z]{3} \d{1,2}\]/i   ## e.g. [Mar 13] or [May 5] with leading blank line; continue round
-        puts "!!! bingo - continue round >#{line}<"
-        round_header_found = true
-        blank_found        = false  # reset blank tracker
-        new_txt << line
-      elsif blank_found && line =~ /First Legs|Second Legs/i
-        puts "!!! bingo - continue round >#{line}<"
-        round_header_found = true
-        blank_found        = false  # reset blank tracker
-        new_txt << line
-      elsif line =~ /=-=-=-=/
-        puts "!!! stop schedule; hit section marker (horizontal rule)"
-        break;
-      elsif line =~ /^\*{2}[^*]+\*{2}/   ## e.g. **FA Cup**
-        puts "!!! stop schedule; hit section/stage header: #{line}"
-        break
-      else
-        blank_found  = false
-        puts "skipping line in schedule >#{line}<"
-        next # continue
-      end
-    end
-  end  # each line
-
-
-  ## quick hack? 
-  ### auto-apply patch if patch configured
-   if @patch  && @patch.respond_to?(:on_patch)
-      url_path = URI.parse( url ).path
-      basename = File.basename( url_path, File.extname( url_path ))
-      year     = year_from_name( basename )
-      new_txt = @patch.on_patch( new_txt, basename, year )
-   end
-
-  schedule = Schedule.new( new_txt )
-  ## schedule.rounds = round_count
-
-  schedule
-end  # method find_schedule
 
 
 
+## let's you check optional ref e.g. ‹§fin›
+###  todo/fix - change to OPT_REF_RE   - make it regex
+##     regex embedded in regex will use  regex.source automatic (no need to escape)!!
+## let's you check optional ref e.g. ‹§fin›
+OPT_REF = %q{
+            (?: [ ]*
+              ‹§ (?<ref> [^›]+?) ›
+            )?
+         }
+
+
+HX_RE = %r{          ## negative lookahead
+                     ##   do NOT match  =-=
+                     ##   do NOT match  ===========  (without any heading text!!)
+                     ##     e.g.
+                     ##       Fall season
+                     ##       ===========
+
+                    (?! ^[ ]* (?:    =-=
+                                 |  ={1,} [ ]* $
+                               )
+                     )
+
+                     ^
+                    [ ]*
+
+                  (?<marker> ={1,6})
+                     [ ]*
+                  (?<text> .+?)
+                     #{OPT_REF}
+                     [ ]*
+            $}x
+
+
+
+##
+## change to outline - why? why not?
+def _scan_headings()  txt.scan( HX_RE );   end
+
+
+
+def _build_toc( txt )
+
+     hx =  txt.scan( HX_RE )
+
+     toc = []
+       hx.each do |marker,text,ref|
+          toc <<  "#{marker} #{text}"
+       end
+     toc
+end
+
+
+
+
+
+=begin
+<!--
+     title:   Austria 2002/03
+     source:  https://rsssf.org/tableso/oost03.html
+     authors: Andreas Exenberger and Karel Stokkermans
+     updated: 15 Jun 2022
+    -->
+
+=end
+
+
 def build_stat
+  title        = nil
   source       = nil
   authors      = nil
   last_updated = nil
 
-  ### find source ref
-  if @txt =~ /source: ([^ \n]+)/im
-    source = $1.to_s
-    puts "source: >#{source}<"
-  end
+  meta = parse_meta( @txt ) || {}
 
-  ##
-  ## fix/todo: move authors n last updated  whitespace cleanup  - why? why not?? 
+  title        = meta[:title]
+  source       = meta[:source]
+  authors      = meta[:author] || meta[:authors]   ## note - check for author & authors !!!
+  last_updated = meta[:updated]
 
-  if @txt =~ /authors?:\s+(.+?)\s+last updated:\s+(\d{1,2} [a-z]{3,10} \d{4})/im
-    last_updated = $2.to_s   # note: save a copy first (gets "reset" by next regex)
-    authors      = $1.to_s.strip.gsub(/\s+/, ' ' )  # cleanup whitespace; squish-style
-    authors = authors.gsub( /[ ]*,[ ]*/, ', ' )    # prettify commas - always single space after comma (no space before)
-    puts "authors: >#{authors}<"
-    puts "last updated: >#{last_updated}<"
-  end
 
-  puts "*** !!! missing source"  if source.nil?
-  puts "*** !!! missing authors and last updated"   if authors.nil? || last_updated.nil?
+  puts "*** !!! missing source"        if source.nil?
+  puts "*** !!! missing author(s)"     if authors.nil?
+  puts "**  !!! missing last updated"  if last_updated.nil?
 
 
   ## get year from source (url)
+  ###   move (for reuse) to  year_from_url  in utils - why? why not?
   url_path  = URI.parse( source ).path
   basename  = File.basename( url_path, File.extname( url_path ) )  ## e.g. duit92.txt or duit92.html => duit92
   puts "   basename=>#{basename}<"
   year      = year_from_name( basename )
- 
 
-  sections = []
 
-  ## count lines
-  line_count = 0
-  @txt.each_line do |line|
-    line_count +=1
+  sections = _build_toc( txt )
 
-    ### find sections
-    ## todo: add more patterns? how? why?
-    if line =~ /####\s+(.+)/
-      puts "  found section >#{$1}<"
-      ## remove  anchors first   e.g.   ‹§sa› etc.
-      ##   check if anchors with underscore (_) or dash/hyphen (-) ???
-      sections << $1.sub( /‹§[a-z0-9]+›/, '' ).strip
-    end
-  end
 
 
   rec = PageStat.new
   rec.source       = source         # e.g. http://rsssf.org/tabled/duit89.html   -- use source_url - why?? why not??
-  rec.year         = year
+  rec.year         = year       ## note: in 2021/22  - year is always end_year, that is, 2022
+  rec.title        = title
   rec.authors      = authors
   rec.last_updated = last_updated
-  rec.line_count   = line_count
-  rec.char_count   = @txt.size      ## fix: use "true" char count not byte count
-  rec.sections     = sections  
+  rec.line_count   = @txt.lines.count    ### or @txt.each_line.count
+  rec.char_count   = @txt.size          ## note - size/length is true char count (@txt.bytesize is byte count!!)
+  rec.sections     = sections
 
   rec
 end  ## method build_stat
@@ -314,7 +180,3 @@ end  ## method save
 
 end  ## class Page
 end  ## module Rsssf
-
-
-
-

data/lib/rsssf/parse_schedules.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+
+
+##
+## todo/check - find a better name
+##       rename to parse_sections/leagues/??? - why? why not?
+def parse_schedules( txt )
+   rows = parse_csv( txt )
+   ## transform seasons column to seasons objects
+   rows.each do |row|
+      if row['seasons'] && !row['seasons'].empty?
+        row['seasons'] = Season.parse_line( row['seasons'] )
+      end
+   end
+   rows
+end
+def read_schedules( path )  parse_schedules( read_text(path)); end
+
+
+
+
+__END__
+
+############
+## sample usage
+
+configs = parse_schedules( <<TXT )
+
+header,       seasons,             basename,      title
+Bundesliga,   2010/11..2025/26,    1-bundesliga,  Austria | Bundesliga {season}
+ÖFB Cup,      2010/11..2025/26,    cup,           Austria | ÖFB Cup {season}
+
+TXT
+
+## pp configs

data/lib/rsssf/prepare/convert-links.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,77 @@
+
+module Rsssf
+class  Prep    ## todo: find a better name e.g. BatchPrep or ??
+
+
+
+##          see page 2006f
+##   see page ../tablesw/worldcup›
+##  e.g. ‹League C, see page 2023uefanl§lgc›
+##       ‹League A, see page 2023uefanl.html#lga›
+##   todo/fix - fix upstream ?? (e.g. remove. html and replace #=>§)
+LINK_APAGE_RE = %r{  ‹(?<title> [^›]+?)
+                       , [ ] see [ ] page [ ]
+                      (?<pageref> [^›]+?)
+                    ›
+                }ix
+
+=begin
+["1973/74", "oost74"],
+ ["1975/76", "oost76"],
+ ["list of final tables", "oosthist"],
+ ["list of champions", "oostchamp"],
+ ["list of cup finals", "oostcuphist"],
+ ["list of super cup finals", "oostsupcuphist"],
+ ["list of foundation dates", "oostfound"]]
+=end
+
+def expand_pageref( pageref, dirname: )
+
+                  ##
+                  ##  note - pre-proces
+                  ##   2023uefanl.html#lga
+                  ##     stkitts2025.html#pres
+                  ##
+                  ##   remove .html
+                  ##    and optional anchor
+                  ##
+                  ##   fix - upstream - why? why not?
+
+                   pageref = pageref.sub(  %r{ \.html\b }ix, '' )
+                   ## check - only really one # allowed in url path???
+                   pageref = pageref.sub(  '#', '§' )
+
+
+                 if /^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9§-]*$/.match?( pageref )
+                    ## assume relative page in "local" dir
+                    "#{dirname}/#{pageref}"
+                 elsif pageref.start_with?( '../')
+                    ## ../tablesw/worldcup
+                     pageref.sub( "../", '' )
+                 elsif pageref.start_with?( './' )
+                     raise ArgumentError, "found (unsupported) ./ pageref >#{pageref}<"
+                 elsif pageref.start_with?( '/' )
+                     raise ArgumentError, "found (unsupported) / pageref >#{pageref}<"
+                 elsif pageref.start_with?( %r{^https?:}i )
+                     raise ArgumentError, "found (unsupported) https?: pageref >#{pageref}<"
+                 else
+                     raise ArgumentError, "found (unsupported) pageref >#{pageref}<"
+                 end
+end
+
+
+def collect_links( txt, basename:, dirname: )
+
+  links = txt.scan( LINK_APAGE_RE )
+
+  links.map do |link|
+                   link[1] = expand_pageref( link[1], dirname: dirname )
+                   link
+               end
+
+  links
+end
+
+
+end    ## class Prep
+end    ## module Rsssf

data/lib/rsssf/prepare/convert-meta.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,111 @@
+
+module Rsssf
+class  Prep    ## todo: find a better name e.g. BatchPrep or ??
+
+
+###
+#  note  - check for special cases (later) with no about this docu section!!
+#
+##   https://rsssf.org/tablesb/braz98.html
+##         has not about document section
+#       and only a last update: 22 Apr 1999   line (no author)
+
+
+
+
+
+TITLE_RE = %r{
+    <TITLE>(?<text>.*?)</TITLE>
+}ixm
+
+def find_title( html )
+  if m=TITLE_RE.match( html )
+     text = m[:text].strip
+
+     ## note - convert html entities
+     ##  e.g. Brazil 2000 - Copa Jo&atilde;o Havelange
+     text = PageConverter.convert_html_entities( text )
+
+     ##  add autofix known typos/erratas here!!!
+     ## note - title quick typo fix (in brazil) remove <
+     ##   e.g. <TITLE>Brazil 1988<</TITLE>
+     text = text.gsub( '<', '' )
+
+     text
+  else
+     nil
+  end
+end
+
+
+
+ABOUT_META_RE = %r{
+    ## (i) author(s) info
+   \b authors? [ ]* :
+    \s+
+      (?<author> .+?)    ## note - non-greedy (may incl. newline break!!)
+    \s+
+    ## (ii) followed by date
+    \b last [ ]+ updated [ ]*:
+      \s*
+      (?<date> \d{1,2} [ ]+              ## day
+                [a-z]{3,10} [ ]+         ## month
+                \d{4} \b)                ## year
+}ixm
+
+
+
+## change name to authors_n_updated or such - why? why not?
+def find_author_n_date( txt )
+  ##
+  ## fix/todo: move authors n last updated
+  ##  whitespace cleanup  - why? why not??
+
+  if m=ABOUT_META_RE.match( txt )
+
+    authors = m[:author].strip.gsub(/\s+/, ' ' )  # cleanup whitespace; squish-style
+    authors = authors.gsub( /[ ]*,[ ]*/, ', ' )    # prettify commas - always single space after comma (no space before)
+
+    updated = m[:date].strip.gsub(/\s+/, ' ' )
+
+    [authors, updated]
+  else
+     ## report error or raise exception??
+     ##  return nil for now
+     [nil,nil]  ## or return (single) nil ??
+  end
+end
+
+
+end    ## class Prep
+end    ## module Rsssf
+
+
+
+=begin
+e.g.
+
+Authors: Hans Schöggl, Jan Schoenmakers and Karel Stokkermans
+
+Last updated: 7 Mar 2023
+
+-or-
+
+Authors: Ambrosius Kutschera
+and Karel Stokkermans
+Last updated: 31 Oct 2004
+
+-or-
+
+Author: RSSSF
+
+Last updated: 15 Jun 2022
+
+-or-
+
+Authors: Andreas Exenberger, Hans Schöggl
+and Karel Stokkermans
+
+Last updated: 15 Jul 2022
+
+=end