uses a python csv package, but adds configuration file, so that the document, row and field tags can be specified. usage: python csv2xml.py -p propertyFile -i inputFile -o outputFile"
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import csv #http://www.object-craft.com.au/projects/csv/
import getopt
# file props.py
from props import *
#rem download from http://object-craft.com.au/projects/csv
class csv2xml:
"""Given
an input parameter of a property file and a CSV file,
an output file name,
convert the CSV file to the output file
according to the property definitions"""
propsFile="" #properties file name
inputFile="" #input file name
infile =0 # handle
outputFile="" # output file name
outfile = 0 #output file handle
# Standard XML declaration
PROLOG = "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>"
# Start tag
OPEN_START = "<"
# end tag
OPEN_END = "</"
# Close
CLOSE = ">"
# newline
NEWLINE = "\n"
#indentation
INDENT = " "
#Field Delimiter property; from property Fielddelimiter
fldDelimiter=""
# Row delimiter property : from property Rowdelimiter
rowDelimiter=""
#Number of fields per row
nfields=0
#Number of rows (by calculation)
nrows = 0
#Header, the xml decl, doctype etc.
header1,header2,header3= "","",""
#tag to use for each row.
rowname=""
#tag to use for root of output document
rootname=""
#tags to use for successive fields
fieldnames={}
#debug
debug=0;
debug2=0;
def __init__ (self):
version="0.3";
print "csv2xml, version ",version
self.propsFile=""
self.inputFile=""
self.outputFile=""
self.fieldnames.clear()
def usage(self):
print self.__doc__
print "Usage: csv2xml -p propertyFile -i inputFile -o outputFile"
def checkFiles(self, inFile,outFile,pFile):
#print "Outfile is: ", outFile
if not(os.access(inFile, os.R_OK | os.F_OK)):
print "\tNo read access to Input File ",inFile, "Quitting"
sys.exit(2)
if not(os.access(outFile, os.F_OK)):
print "output file does not exist, creating it"
self.outfile=open(outFile, 'w')
self.outfile.close();
if not(os.access(pFile, os.R_OK|os.F_OK)):
print "\tNo read access to Properties File ",pFile, "Quitting"
sys.exit(2)
return 1
def setParameters(self, props):
""" Load up the global parameter attributes.
Loads the global properties from the props class.
params: props - An instance of class props.
"""
self.fldDelimiter = props.getProperty("head","fielddelimiter","X")
self.rowDelimiter = props.getProperty("head","rowdelimiter","X")
self.rootname = props.getProperty("head","rootname")
self.rowname = props.getProperty("head","recordname")
if self.debug:
print "RowDelim[" , self.rowDelimiter , "]"
self.dtd = props.getProperty("head","dtd","null")
self.comment = props.getProperty("head","comment")
if (self.fldDelimiter == "X"):
print "Warning: Property file error: Fielddelimiter not set, using comma"
self.fldDelimiter=","
if (self.rowDelimiter[0] == 'X'):
print "Warning: Property file error: Rowdelimiter not set, using NewLine"
self.rowDelimiter="\n"
self.header1 = self.PROLOG + self.NEWLINE
if (self.dtd != ""):
self.header2 ="<!DOCTYPE " + self.rootname +
" SYSTEM " +"\""+ self.dtd + "\""+ ">"+ self.NEWLINE +
self.NEWLINE
self.header3 ="<!-- " + self.comment + " -->" + self.NEWLINE
self.nfields = props.getProperty("head","fields")
if self.debug2:
print "setParameters: ",self.nfields
for i in range(int(self.nfields)):
fieldref = "field" + str(i)
#self.addProp(fieldref, props.getProperty('fields',fieldref))
self.fieldnames[fieldref]=props.getProperty('fields',fieldref)
if self.debug2:
print "setParameters: ",props.getProperty('fields',fieldref)
if self.debug2:
print self.fieldnames.keys()
def convert(self):
#
# *Convert the input file rows into XML,
# * and outputting.
# *
# *
# **
output =open(self.outputFile, 'w')
output.write(self.header1+self.header2+self.header3)
if self.debug:
print "convert: writing to ", self.outputFile
print "convert: reading fm: ", self.inputFile
output.write(self.OPEN_START+self.rootname+self.CLOSE) #ROOT tag
#
p = csv.parser()
f = open(self.inputFile,'r')
nrows = int(self.nfields) # number of fields
#Read and parse input file till full record in hand as list
while 1:
line = f.readline()
if not line:
break
rec = p.parse(line)
if rec is not None:
output.write(self.OPEN_START+self.rowname+self.CLOSE+self.NEWLINE) #<entry>
idx = 0
for fld in rec:
#idx = rec.index(fld) #index of this item
nfld1 = string.replace(fld,"&","&") # subst for &
nfld = string.replace(nfld1,"£","£") # subst for £
tag = self.fieldnames['field'+str(idx)]
output.write(self.INDENT+self.OPEN_START+tag+self.CLOSE)
output.write(nfld)
output.write(self.OPEN_END+tag+self.CLOSE+self.NEWLINE)
idx += 1
output.write(self.OPEN_END+self.rowname+self.CLOSE+self.NEWLINE)# </entry>
output.write(self.OPEN_END+self.rootname+self.CLOSE) #ROOT tag
output.close()
#################### Main #############################
def main(self):
if len(sys.argv) < 3:
self.usage()
sys.exit(2)
try:
opts,args = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:],"i:o:p:h",["help","input=","output=","properties="])
except getopt.GetoptError:
self.usage()
print "Option Exception"
sys.exit(2)
indexFile=""
searchPattern=""
for o, a in opts:
if self.debug:
print "main:",o,a
if o in ("-h","--h","-help"):
usage()
sys.exit()
if o in ("-p","--p","--properties"):
self.propsFile= a # set properties file
if o in ("-i","--i","--input"):
self.inputFile = a
if o in ("-o","--o","--output"):
self.outputFile=a # set output file
if (self.debug):
print "Input File ",self.inputFile
print "Properties File ",self.propsFile
print "Output File ",self.outputFile
if self.checkFiles(self.inputFile,self.outputFile,self.propsFile):
if (self.debug):
print "Files All OK"
#set file handles for files
self.outfile = file(self.outputFile, 'w')
self.infile = file(self.inputFile, 'r')
print "\tConverting "+self.inputFile+" using "+self.propsFile
if (self.debug):
print "Files opened."
#instantiate the properties.
myprops= props(self.propsFile)
self.setParameters(myprops)
self.convert() # convert the file.
if self.debug:
print "Mycsv: Done"
if __name__ == "__main__":
con=csv2xml()
con.main()
#====================================================================
Seperate class, probably should be included in the main file.
This reads a configuration file of the form:
The header group adds a comment, specifies the field and
row delimiters to be expected (\n should not be changed)
the recordname is the row tag.
The number of fields specifies the number of fields to expect.
This format is specified in one of the RFC's.
[head]
comment=Generated using CSVToXML
fielddelimiter=,
rowdelimiter=\n
rootname=products
recordname=entry
fields=35
[fields]
field0 =ProdID
field1 =Prod_Code
field2 =Print_Name
field3 =Prod_Name
field4 =Add_Info
field5 =Desc_Info
field6 =Description
field7 =Audience_Other
field8 =Product_Type
field9 =SectionID
field10 =SectionID2
field11 =Related_Products
field12 =Related_Sections1
field13 =Related_Sections2
field14 =Related_Sections3
#====================================================================
import ConfigParser
import sys
#
# Properties file props.py. Works in conjuction with
# pcatsCSV.py to extract properties from a properties file.
#
#Only method, retrieve a named property from the properties file
# format of props file as per java
# addition, comment as per python
class props:
""" Mimic the java getProperties """
handle = "" # file handle for property.
debug = 0
def __init__ (self,propsFileName):
if self.debug:
print "props: Init called on : ",propsFileName
try:
self.handle=ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
self.handle.readfp(open (propsFileName))
except:
print "\tprops: Error reading properties file, quitting"
sys.exit(2)
if self.debug:
print "props: Done reading"
def getProperty (self,sect, proName, *defaultValue):
val = ""
try:
val = self.handle.get(sect,proName)
except (ConfigParser.NoOptionError):
print "props.getProperty, Property \""+ proName+ "\" Not found"
if self.debug:
if val=="":
print "props.getProperty[", proName, "]Not found"
else:
print "props.getProperty, [", proName, "] Value ", val
return val
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Source Attribution. Sorry, I should have said: The idea of using an external properties file came from Danny Ayers, http://www.isacat.net/2001/code/CSVtoXML.htm and I used those ideas, until I found the ConfigParser python module, which makes use of the win32 ini file format.
i get an error
C:\data\programs\python-csv-2-xml>C:\Python26\python.exe recipe-159100-1.py -i i nputFile -p properties -o out csv2xml, version 0.3 Converting inputFile using properties props.getProperty, Property "dtd" Not found Traceback (most recent call last): File "recipe-159100-1.py", line 230, in <module> con.main() File "recipe-159100-1.py", line 222, in main self.convert() # convert the file. File "recipe-159100-1.py", line 149, in convert p = csv.parser() AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'parser'
seems like , i have done something wrong there.