Class: NuclearPowerReactors
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- NuclearPowerReactors
- Defined in:
- lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#country_hash ⇒ Object
country and reactor key hashes will link the country and reactor names together with their ids that are used to pull out the right page.
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#npr ⇒ Object
country and reactor key hashes will link the country and reactor names together with their ids that are used to pull out the right page.
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#reactor_hash ⇒ Object
country and reactor key hashes will link the country and reactor names together with their ids that are used to pull out the right page.
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #country_exists?(country_iso) ⇒ Boolean
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#create_country(country_iso) ⇒ Object
input is country iso code.
- #create_reactor(reactor_id) ⇒ Object
- #find_country(country_iso) ⇒ Object
- #find_reactor(reactor_id) ⇒ Object
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#format_name(name) ⇒ Object
Some country names are given in a comma-infested form, eg ‘Korea, Republic of’.
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#initialize ⇒ NuclearPowerReactors
constructor
A new instance of NuclearPowerReactors.
- #list_all_countries ⇒ Object
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#list_all_reactors ⇒ Object
Showing all reactors (there are over 660 of them currently) will require heavy formatting.
- #list_country_data(country_iso) ⇒ Object
- #reactor_exists?(reactor_id) ⇒ Boolean
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#show_reactor_details(reactor_id, property = "all") ⇒ Object
attribute ‘property’ reserved for later implementations to query only after 1 specific property.
- #status_color(status) ⇒ Object
Constructor Details
#initialize ⇒ NuclearPowerReactors
Returns a new instance of NuclearPowerReactors.
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 12 def initialize @npr = NPRScraper.new @country_hash = @npr.scrape_available_countries @reactor_hash = @npr.scrape_available_reactors end |
Instance Attribute Details
#country_hash ⇒ Object
country and reactor key hashes will link the country and reactor names together with their ids that are used to pull out the right page
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 10 def country_hash @country_hash end |
#npr ⇒ Object
country and reactor key hashes will link the country and reactor names together with their ids that are used to pull out the right page
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 10 def npr @npr end |
#reactor_hash ⇒ Object
country and reactor key hashes will link the country and reactor names together with their ids that are used to pull out the right page
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 10 def reactor_hash @reactor_hash end |
Instance Method Details
#country_exists?(country_iso) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 70 def country_exists?(country_iso) @country_hash.has_key?(country_iso) end |
#create_country(country_iso) ⇒ Object
input is country iso code
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 82 def create_country(country_iso) #input is country iso code country_data = @npr.scrape_country_data(country_iso) country_data[:name] = @country_hash[country_iso] ####country_data[:reactors] now has the reactors as an array of names only, not objects. create reactor objects with theses before creating countries! ####get reactor ids based on the names, clear country_data[:reactors], ####create reactors based on those ids, and push them into country_data[:reactors] ####then create country :D #fetch reactor_ids in the country reactor_ids = country_data[:reactors].collect do |reactor_name| reactor_id = @reactor_hash.key(reactor_name) end number_of_reactors = country_data[:reactors].size puts "#{@country_hash[country_iso]}".colorize(:blue) + " has #{number_of_reactors} reactors. Gathering data..." #empty country_data[:reactors] array from strings country_data[:reactors].clear #create and shovel in reactors counter = 0 country_data[:reactors] = reactor_ids.collect do |id| counter += 1 if counter % 20 == 0 print "#{counter} reactors read. #{number_of_reactors - counter} reactors to go. Please wait... " end reactor = create_reactor(id) end country = Country.new(country_data) #WOOT! end |
#create_reactor(reactor_id) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 112 def create_reactor(reactor_id) reactor_data = @npr.scrape_reactor_data(reactor_id) reactor_data[:name] = @reactor_hash[reactor_id] reactor_data[:id] = reactor_id find_reactor(reactor_id).nil? ? reactor = Reactor.new(reactor_data) : find_reactor(reactor_id) end |
#find_country(country_iso) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 66 def find_country(country_iso) Country.all.detect { |country| country.iso == country_iso } end |
#find_reactor(reactor_id) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 74 def find_reactor(reactor_id) Reactor.all.detect {|reactor| reactor.id == reactor_id} end |
#format_name(name) ⇒ Object
Some country names are given in a comma-infested form, eg ‘Korea, Republic of’. This helper method reformats them.
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 20 def format_name(name) name.match(/\,/).nil? ? name : "#{name.split(", ").reverse.join(" ")}" end |
#list_all_countries ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 26 def list_all_countries column_width = @country_hash.values.max_by {|name| name.length}.length + 4 columns = 3 organizer = 1 @country_hash.each do |key, value| name = "(#{key}) #{format_name(value)}" if organizer % columns == 0 puts "#{name}".colorize(:blue) else (column_width - name.length).times do name << " " end print "#{name}".colorize(:blue) end organizer += 1 end puts end |
#list_all_reactors ⇒ Object
Showing all reactors (there are over 660 of them currently) will require heavy formatting. method TBA
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 46 def list_all_reactors end |
#list_country_data(country_iso) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 120 def list_country_data(country_iso) country = find_country(country_iso) header = "Country: #{country.name}".colorize(:blue) summary_line_2 = "Total Electricity Production: #{country.total_electricity}...Nuclear Electricity Production: #{country.nuclear_electricity}...Nuclear Electricity Share: #{country.nuclear_e_share}" summary_line_1 = "Reactors: Operational: #{country.operational}".colorize(:green) + "...Under Construction: #{country.under_construction}".colorize(:cyan) + "...In Long-term Shutdown: #{country.long_term}".colorize(:yellow) + "...In Permanent Shutdown: #{country.permanent_shutdown}".colorize(:red) puts header puts summary_line_1 puts summary_line_2 country.reactors.each_with_index do |reactor, i| puts "#{reactor.name} (#{reactor.id}) #{reactor.status}".colorize(status_color(reactor.status)) end end |
#reactor_exists?(reactor_id) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 78 def reactor_exists?(reactor_id) @reactor_hash.has_key?(reactor_id) end |
#show_reactor_details(reactor_id, property = "all") ⇒ Object
attribute ‘property’ reserved for later implementations to query only after 1 specific property
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 135 def show_reactor_details(reactor_id, property = "all") capacity_unit = "MW" reactor = find_reactor(reactor_id) #use colorize here for the status display, too? header = "Country: #{reactor.location}".colorize(:blue) + "...Reactor: #{reactor.name}..." + "Status: #{reactor.status}".colorize(status_color(reactor.status)) puts header if property == "all" column_width = reactor.instance_variables.max_by {|name| name.length}.length data = reactor.instance_variables.each do |variable| field = "#{(variable.to_s).gsub(/@/,"")}" (column_width - field.length).times do field << "." end if !field.match(/Capacity/).nil? puts "#{field} #{reactor.instance_variable_get(variable)} #{capacity_unit}" else puts "#{field} #{reactor.instance_variable_get(variable)}" if !field.match(/^[A-Z]/).nil? end end end end |
#status_color(status) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/nuclear_power_reactors.rb', line 49 def status_color(status) color = :black case status when "Operational" color = :green when "Under Construction" color = :cyan when "Permanent Shutdown" color = :red when "Long-term Shutdown" color = :yellow else color = :black end color end |