Import Flights Tool¶

Implementation of the import-flights tool contained in sk.py.

class pysk.tools.ImportFlights(parent)¶

Import flights from csv file

Parameters:	parent (object) – Parent tool object

createFlights(records)¶

Add flights to database

Iterates over all records and extracts the flights which are going to be added to the database. If a flight to be added is simlar to an existing flight, one of the following actions will be taken depending on the mode setting:

• If mode is ‘ignore’, the existing flights are kept and the new flight is ignored
• If mode is ‘interactive’, the user is promted for an action for each collision. This is the default.
• If mode is ‘replace’, existing flights are overwritten

Parameters:	records (iterable) – Input records

db()¶

Access to parent database

Returns:	self.parent.db

static defaultConfiguration(config=Namespace(debug=False, force=False, logStream=<open file '<stderr>', mode 'w' at 0x7f9974baa1e0>, parseCommandLine=True, verbose=1))¶

Get Default Configuration Options

Parameters:	config (object) – Input configuration. Existing attributes will be overwritten. –
Returns:	Default configuration object

importAliases(path)¶

Read alias names for planes, pilots or launch methods from file

TODO:	Should be replaced by a general ini parser in utils

Aliases are stored in dictionary self.aliases[<string>]. The expected format is ASCII with one header followed by a number of key value pairs in the form

[<category>]
<key>: <alias>
<key>: <alias>
...

<category> can be any field specified in self.aliases. If <key> is a person’s name, it should be provided in the form <last_name>, <first_name>.

Parameters:	path (str) – Path to text file containing aliases

importCsv(path)¶

Import records from csv file

Parameters:	path (str) – Path to input file
Returns:	Iterable of imported records

msg(message)¶

Print message to standard out

Parameters:	message (str) – Message to print