swh.loader.package.loader module

class swh.loader.package.loader.PackageLoader(url)[source]

Bases: object

visit_type = ''
get_versions() → Sequence[str][source]

Return the list of all published package versions.

Returns

Sequence of published versions

get_package_info(version: str) → Generator[Tuple[str, Mapping[str, Any]], None, None][source]
Given a release version of a package, retrieve the associated

package information for such version.

Parameters

version – Package version

Returns

(branch name, package metadata)

build_revision(a_metadata: Dict, uncompressed_path: str, directory: bytes) → Optional[swh.model.model.Revision][source]

Build the revision from the archive metadata (extrinsic artifact metadata) and the intrinsic metadata.

Parameters

  • a_metadata – Artifact metadata

  • uncompressed_path – Artifact uncompressed path on disk

Returns

SWH data dict

get_default_version() → str[source]

Retrieve the latest release version if any.

Returns

Latest version

last_snapshot() → Optional[swh.model.model.Snapshot][source]

Retrieve the last snapshot out of the last visit.

known_artifacts(snapshot: Optional[swh.model.model.Snapshot]) → Dict[bytes, swh.model.model.BaseModel][source]

Retrieve the known releases/artifact for the origin.

Args

snapshot: snapshot for the visit

Returns

Dict of keys revision id (bytes), values a metadata Dict.

resolve_revision_from(known_artifacts: Dict, artifact_metadata: Dict) → Optional[bytes][source]

Resolve the revision from a snapshot and an artifact metadata dict.

If the artifact has already been downloaded, this will return the existing revision targeting that uncompressed artifact directory. Otherwise, this returns None.

Parameters

  • snapshot – Snapshot

  • artifact_metadata – Information dict

Returns

None or revision identifier

download_package(p_info: Mapping[str, Any], tmpdir: str) → List[Tuple[str, Mapping]][source]

Download artifacts for a specific package. All downloads happen in in the tmpdir folder.

Default implementation expects the artifacts package info to be about one artifact per package.

Note that most implementation have 1 artifact per package. But some implementation have multiple artifacts per package (debian), some have none, the package is the artifact (gnu).

Parameters

  • artifacts_package_info – Information on the package artifacts to download (url, filename, etc…)

  • tmpdir – Location to retrieve such artifacts

Returns

List of (path, computed hashes)

uncompress(dl_artifacts: List[Tuple[str, Mapping[str, Any]]], dest: str) → str[source]

Uncompress the artifact(s) in the destination folder dest.

Optionally, this could need to use the p_info dict for some more information (debian).

extra_branches() → Dict[bytes, Mapping[str, Any]][source]

Return an extra dict of branches that are used to update the set of branches.

load() → Dict[source]

Load for a specific origin the associated contents.

for each package version of the origin

  1. Fetch the files for one package version By default, this can be implemented as a simple HTTP request. Loaders with more specific requirements can override this, e.g.: the PyPI loader checks the integrity of the downloaded files; the Debian loader has to download and check several files for one package version.

  2. Extract the downloaded files By default, this would be a universal archive/tarball extraction.

    Loaders for specific formats can override this method (for instance, the Debian loader uses dpkg-source -x).

  3. Convert the extracted directory to a set of Software Heritage objects Using swh.model.from_disk.

  4. Extract the metadata from the unpacked directories This would only be applicable for “smart” loaders like npm (parsing the package.json), PyPI (parsing the PKG-INFO file) or Debian (parsing debian/changelog and debian/control).

    On “minimal-metadata” sources such as the GNU archive, the lister should provide the minimal set of metadata needed to populate the revision/release objects (authors, dates) as an argument to the task.

  5. Generate the revision/release objects for the given version. From the data generated at steps 3 and 4.

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  1. Generate and load the snapshot for the visit

Using the revisions/releases collected at step 5., and the branch information from step 0., generate a snapshot and load it into the Software Heritage archive