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make RemoteCDXServer api conform to LocalCDXServer api, addressing #19

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Ilya Kreymer 2014-02-01 13:19:30 -08:00
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commit d9c4e5cba4
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pywb/indexreader.py
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@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ class LocalCDXServer(IndexReader):
class RemoteCDXServer(IndexReader):
"""
>>> x = RemoteCDXServer('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx').load_cdx('example.com', parsed_cdx = True, limit = '2')
>>> pprint(x[0].items())
>>> pprint(x.next().items())
[('urlkey', 'com,example)/'),
('timestamp', '20020120142510'),
('original', 'http://example.com:80/'),
@ -172,9 +172,9 @@ class RemoteCDXServer(IndexReader):
raise e
if parsed_cdx:
return map(CDXCaptureResult, response)
return (CDXCaptureResult(cdx) for cdx in response)
else:
return response
return iter(response)
# Note: this params are designed to make pywb compatible with the original Java wayback-cdx-server API:
@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ class RemoteCDXServer(IndexReader):
return {
wburl.QUERY:
{'collapseTime': collapseTime, 'filter': '!statuscode:(500|502|504)', 'limit': limit},
{'collapseTime': collapse_time, 'filter': '!statuscode:(500|502|504)', 'limit': limit},
wburl.URL_QUERY:
{'collapse': 'urlkey', 'matchType': 'prefix', 'showGroupCount': True, 'showUniqCount': True, 'lastSkipTimestamp': True, 'limit': limit,
@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ class RemoteCDXServer(IndexReader):
},
wburl.REPLAY:
{'sort': 'closest', 'filter': '!statuscode:(500|502|504)', 'limit': replayClosest, 'closest': wburl.timestamp, 'resolveRevisits': True},
{'sort': 'closest', 'filter': '!statuscode:(500|502|504)', 'limit': replay_closest, 'closest': wburl.timestamp, 'resolveRevisits': True},
# BUG: resolveRevisits currently doesn't work for this type of query
# This is not an issue in archival mode, as there is a redirect to the actual timestamp query