Anki/anki/importing/noteimp.py
Mai Lavelle 128bfcd481 avoid reordering entire deck when importing notes
No need to reorder existing cards, which may have been manually
ordered by the user, when importing notes if we can give cards
a proper due number from the start. Retrieving any sibling's
due number for this is easy as all relevant cards will have
already been queried for when generating the new cards.
2018-07-06 00:49:47 -04:00

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Copyright: Damien Elmes <anki@ichi2.net>
# License: GNU AGPL, version 3 or later; http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
import html
import unicodedata
from anki.consts import NEW_CARDS_RANDOM, STARTING_FACTOR
from anki.lang import _
from anki.utils import fieldChecksum, guid64, timestampID, \
joinFields, intTime, splitFields
from anki.importing.base import Importer
from anki.lang import ngettext
# Stores a list of fields, tags and deck
######################################################################
class ForeignNote:
"An temporary object storing fields and attributes."
def __init__(self):
self.fields = []
self.tags = []
self.deck = None
self.cards = {} # map of ord -> card
class ForeignCard:
def __init__(self):
self.due = 0
self.ivl = 1
self.factor = STARTING_FACTOR
self.reps = 0
self.lapses = 0
# Base class for CSV and similar text-based imports
######################################################################
# The mapping is list of input fields, like:
# ['Expression', 'Reading', '_tags', None]
# - None means that the input should be discarded
# - _tags maps to note tags
# If the first field of the model is not in the map, the map is invalid.
# The import mode is one of:
# 0: update if first field matches existing note
# 1: ignore if first field matches existing note
# 2: import even if first field matches existing note
class NoteImporter(Importer):
needMapper = True
needDelimiter = False
allowHTML = False
importMode = 0
def __init__(self, col, file):
Importer.__init__(self, col, file)
self.model = col.models.current()
self.mapping = None
self._deckMap = {}
def run(self):
"Import."
assert self.mapping
c = self.foreignNotes()
self.importNotes(c)
def fields(self):
"The number of fields."
return 0
def initMapping(self):
flds = [f['name'] for f in self.model['flds']]
# truncate to provided count
flds = flds[0:self.fields()]
# if there's room left, add tags
if self.fields() > len(flds):
flds.append("_tags")
# and if there's still room left, pad
flds = flds + [None] * (self.fields() - len(flds))
self.mapping = flds
def mappingOk(self):
return self.model['flds'][0]['name'] in self.mapping
def foreignNotes(self):
"Return a list of foreign notes for importing."
assert 0
def open(self):
"Open file and ensure it's in the right format."
return
def importNotes(self, notes):
"Convert each card into a note, apply attributes and add to col."
assert self.mappingOk()
# note whether tags are mapped
self._tagsMapped = False
for f in self.mapping:
if f == "_tags":
self._tagsMapped = True
# gather checks for duplicate comparison
csums = {}
for csum, id in self.col.db.execute(
"select csum, id from notes where mid = ?", self.model['id']):
if csum in csums:
csums[csum].append(id)
else:
csums[csum] = [id]
firsts = {}
fld0idx = self.mapping.index(self.model['flds'][0]['name'])
self._fmap = self.col.models.fieldMap(self.model)
self._nextID = timestampID(self.col.db, "notes")
# loop through the notes
updates = []
updateLog = []
updateLogTxt = _("First field matched: %s")
dupeLogTxt = _("Added duplicate with first field: %s")
new = []
self._ids = []
self._cards = []
self._emptyNotes = False
dupeCount = 0
dupes = []
for n in notes:
for c in range(len(n.fields)):
if not self.allowHTML:
n.fields[c] = html.escape(n.fields[c], quote=False)
n.fields[c] = n.fields[c].strip()
if not self.allowHTML:
n.fields[c] = n.fields[c].replace("\n", "<br>")
n.fields[c] = unicodedata.normalize("NFC", n.fields[c])
n.tags = [unicodedata.normalize("NFC", t) for t in n.tags]
fld0 = n.fields[fld0idx]
csum = fieldChecksum(fld0)
# first field must exist
if not fld0:
self.log.append(_("Empty first field: %s") %
" ".join(n.fields))
continue
# earlier in import?
if fld0 in firsts and self.importMode != 2:
# duplicates in source file; log and ignore
self.log.append(_("Appeared twice in file: %s") %
fld0)
continue
firsts[fld0] = True
# already exists?
found = False
if csum in csums:
# csum is not a guarantee; have to check
for id in csums[csum]:
flds = self.col.db.scalar(
"select flds from notes where id = ?", id)
sflds = splitFields(flds)
if fld0 == sflds[0]:
# duplicate
found = True
if self.importMode == 0:
data = self.updateData(n, id, sflds)
if data:
updates.append(data)
updateLog.append(updateLogTxt % fld0)
dupeCount += 1
found = True
elif self.importMode == 1:
dupeCount += 1
elif self.importMode == 2:
# allow duplicates in this case
if fld0 not in dupes:
# only show message once, no matter how many
# duplicates are in the collection already
updateLog.append(dupeLogTxt % fld0)
dupes.append(fld0)
found = False
# newly add
if not found:
data = self.newData(n)
if data:
new.append(data)
# note that we've seen this note once already
firsts[fld0] = True
self.addNew(new)
self.addUpdates(updates)
# make sure to update sflds, etc
self.col.updateFieldCache(self._ids)
# generate cards
if self.col.genCards(self._ids):
self.log.insert(0, _(
"Empty cards found. Please run Tools>Empty Cards."))
# apply scheduling updates
self.updateCards()
# we randomize or order here, to ensure that siblings
# have the same due#
did = self.col.decks.selected()
conf = self.col.decks.confForDid(did)
# in order due?
if conf['new']['order'] == NEW_CARDS_RANDOM:
self.col.sched.randomizeCards(did)
part1 = ngettext("%d note added", "%d notes added", len(new)) % len(new)
part2 = ngettext("%d note updated", "%d notes updated",
self.updateCount) % self.updateCount
if self.importMode == 0:
unchanged = dupeCount - self.updateCount
elif self.importMode == 1:
unchanged = dupeCount
else:
unchanged = 0
part3 = ngettext("%d note unchanged", "%d notes unchanged",
unchanged) % unchanged
self.log.append("%s, %s, %s." % (part1, part2, part3))
self.log.extend(updateLog)
if self._emptyNotes:
self.log.append(_("""\
One or more notes were not imported, because they didn't generate any cards. \
This can happen when you have empty fields or when you have not mapped the \
content in the text file to the correct fields."""))
self.total = len(self._ids)
def newData(self, n):
id = self._nextID
self._nextID += 1
self._ids.append(id)
if not self.processFields(n):
return
# note id for card updates later
for ord, c in list(n.cards.items()):
self._cards.append((id, ord, c))
self.col.tags.register(n.tags)
return [id, guid64(), self.model['id'],
intTime(), self.col.usn(), self.col.tags.join(n.tags),
n.fieldsStr, "", "", 0, ""]
def addNew(self, rows):
self.col.db.executemany(
"insert or replace into notes values (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)",
rows)
def updateData(self, n, id, sflds):
self._ids.append(id)
if not self.processFields(n, sflds):
return
if self._tagsMapped:
self.col.tags.register(n.tags)
tags = self.col.tags.join(n.tags)
return [intTime(), self.col.usn(), n.fieldsStr, tags,
id, n.fieldsStr, tags]
else:
return [intTime(), self.col.usn(), n.fieldsStr,
id, n.fieldsStr]
def addUpdates(self, rows):
old = self.col.db.totalChanges()
if self._tagsMapped:
self.col.db.executemany("""
update notes set mod = ?, usn = ?, flds = ?, tags = ?
where id = ? and (flds != ? or tags != ?)""", rows)
else:
self.col.db.executemany("""
update notes set mod = ?, usn = ?, flds = ?
where id = ? and flds != ?""", rows)
self.updateCount = self.col.db.totalChanges() - old
def processFields(self, note, fields=None):
if not fields:
fields = [""]*len(self.model['flds'])
for c, f in enumerate(self.mapping):
if not f:
continue
elif f == "_tags":
note.tags.extend(self.col.tags.split(note.fields[c]))
else:
sidx = self._fmap[f][0]
fields[sidx] = note.fields[c]
note.fieldsStr = joinFields(fields)
ords = self.col.models.availOrds(self.model, note.fieldsStr)
if not ords:
self._emptyNotes = True
return ords
def updateCards(self):
data = []
for nid, ord, c in self._cards:
data.append((c.ivl, c.due, c.factor, c.reps, c.lapses, nid, ord))
# we assume any updated cards are reviews
self.col.db.executemany("""
update cards set type = 2, queue = 2, ivl = ?, due = ?,
factor = ?, reps = ?, lapses = ? where nid = ? and ord = ?""", data)