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fix package included resources reading to standard pkgutil mechanism #53
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import sys | ||
import requests | ||
import pkgutil | ||
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from functools import wraps | ||
from contextlib import closing | ||
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def get_stop_words(language): | ||
path = expand_resource_path("stopwords/%s.txt" % language) | ||
if not exists(path): | ||
try: | ||
stopwords_data = pkgutil.get_data("sumy", "data/stopwords/%s.txt" % language) | ||
except IOError as e: | ||
raise LookupError("Stop-words are not available for language %s." % language) | ||
return read_stop_words(path) | ||
return parse_stop_words(stopwords_data) | ||
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def read_stop_words(filename): | ||
with open(filename, "rb") as open_file: | ||
return frozenset(to_unicode(w.rstrip()) for w in open_file.readlines()) | ||
return parse_stop_words(open_file.read()) | ||
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def parse_stop_words(data): | ||
return frozenset(w.rstrip() for w in to_unicode(data).split("\n") if w) | ||
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class ItemsCount(object): | ||
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Please use function
expand_resource_path("stopwords/%s.txt" % language)
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I think you haven't correctly unsderstood my problem.
In our team we use buildout to develop, build and distribute packages.
Buildout uses egg format of python packages.
In case of egg format expand_resource_path returns paths link '/usr/local/lib/python3.5/site-packages/sumy-0.4.1a0-py3.5.egg/sumy/data/stopwords/english.txt' and it's not a legal file (because of .egg is zip-archive).
For this cases pkgutil ( https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/pkgutil.html#pkgutil.get_data )is single known for me standard way to get access to distributed package data.
Of course I can explicitly add possibility to read in-archive paths for reading data into your code (it you will insist on it) - but I think that usage of standard pkgutil is more pretty way to solve problem.
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Or may you have suggested write code the next way?
stopwords_data = pkgutil.get_data("sumy", expand_resource_path("stopwords/%s.txt" % language))
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Yes, I just wanted to have resources at the single place. But I see function
expand_resource_path
is used only at one place in this project, so I think it's OK. Sorry