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I am trying to automate a process whereby I download a CSV from an opendata site (a list of schools from our UK Department for Education) and process it to create a shapefile for the area I'm interested only. I can download the data manually then run my workflow which creates the geometry and clips to my area, etc... but the automated download via the url is the bit I'm struggling with.
The source data is uploaded daily and posted as a link which url is dynamic to reflect today's date. This is today's link: http://www.education.gov.uk/edubase/edubasealldata20170502.csv
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I wanted to create the workflow and run the it every week or month as scheduled task but it needs to know the date it's running.
I've tried to use :
Csv
1.CSV reader with the url in the path -it works fine when all as above. Then I amended it in the text editor to replace the date with @Timestamp('^Y^m^d') * . It reads the schema and have all fields / columns 'green' but fails on the execution = It says it can't read the url.
LOG = 'CSV Reader: Failed to read the specified file(s) in the folder 'http://www.education.gov.uk/edubase/edubasealldata@Timestamp(^Y^m^d).csv'
* I also tried multiple combination (without ', with @value first...etc) - with no luck
2. HTTPCaller - with the same url and combination - it reads all the schema / fields but keep it red and fail in execution.
3. HTTPCaller using the URL as a source from XLS file (dynamic and as text) ... no luck
4. FeatureReader with the same URL fields from XLS source file as above - no luck.
I've successfully managed to use timestamp for feature writers but this is beyond me.
Python 3 Download Csv File From Url
Can anyone help me?
Many many thanks.
Python Download Pdf From Url
| #Import CSV file from URL that has latest CSO status with location names and status |
| #This script only displays on the screen. Need to create list data into a file format. |
| #STEP 1 |
| import csv |
| import urllib |
| #URL address that contains cso status with location name. This includes king county and SPU's data |
| url = 'http://your.kingcounty.gov/dnrp/library/wastewater/cso/img/CSO.CSV' |
| webpage = urllib.urlopen(url) |
| datareader = csv.reader(webpage) |
| #Creating empty list to be inserted. |
| data = [ ] |
| for row in datareader: |
| data.append(row) |
| print data |
| #This code is to read CSV file that has location name and coordinates of longitude and latitude |
| #and create into dictionary table and print... |
| import sys |
| import csv |
| import pprint |
| handle = open(sys.argv[1]) |
| reader = csv.DictReader(handle) |
| location = list (reader) |
| handle.close() |
| pprint.pprint(location) |