swh.indexer.mimetype module#

swh.indexer.mimetype.compute_mimetype_encoding(raw_content: bytes) → Dict[str, str][source]#

Determine mimetype and encoding from the raw content.

Parameters:

raw_content – content’s raw data

Returns:

mimetype and encoding key and corresponding values.

Return type:

dict

class swh.indexer.mimetype.MixinMimetypeIndexer(*args, **kwargs)[source]#

Bases: object

Mixin mimetype indexer.

See MimetypeIndexer

tool: Any#
idx_storage: IndexerStorageInterface#
index(id: ObjId, data: bytes | None = None, **kwargs) → List[ContentMimetypeRow][source]#

Index sha1s’ content and store result.

Parameters:

  • id – content’s identifier

  • data – raw content in bytes

Returns:

content’s mimetype; dict keys being

  • id: content’s identifier (sha1)

  • mimetype: mimetype in bytes

  • encoding: encoding in bytes

Return type:

dict

persist_index_computations(results: List[ContentMimetypeRow]) → Dict[str, int][source]#

Persist the results in storage.

Parameters:

results – list of content’s mimetype dicts (see index())

class swh.indexer.mimetype.MimetypeIndexer(*args, **kwargs)[source]#

Bases: MixinMimetypeIndexer, ContentIndexer[ContentMimetypeRow]

Mimetype Indexer working on list of content identifiers.

It:

  • (optionally) filters out content already indexed (cf. filter())

  • reads content from objstorage per the content’s id (sha1)

  • computes {mimetype, encoding} from that content

  • stores result in storage

Prepare and check that the indexer is ready to run.

filter(ids: List[ObjId])[source]#

Filter out known sha1s and return only missing ones.