Improved trailing top artists

database.py

@@ -205,50 +205,95 @@ def get_top_artists():
 	since = request.query.get("since")
 	to = request.query.get("to")
 	(ts_start,ts_end) = getTimestamps(since,to)
-	date_start = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(ts_start)
+	#date_start = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(ts_start)
-	date_end = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(ts_end)
+	#date_end = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(ts_end)
-	d_end = [date_end.year,date_end.month,date_end.day]
+	#d_end = [date_end.year,date_end.month,date_end.day]
 	
-	step = request.query.get("step")	
+	# We use a trailing multiplier instead of a separate argument for time and step to avoid weirdness
-	time = request.query.get("time")	# should not be lower than step
+	# e.g. if our steps are weeks, but the time is a month, should the value for 3/31 go back to 2/28?
-	if (step == None):
+	step = request.query.get("step","month")	
-		step = "month"
+	trail = int(request.query.get("trail","3"))
-	if (time == None):
-		time = "month-3"
 	
 	[step,stepn] = (step.split("-") + [1])[:2]	# makes the multiplier 1 if not assigned
-	[time,timen] = (time.split("-") + [1])[:2]	
+	#[time,timen] = (time.split("-") + [1])[:2]
+	stepn = int(stepn)
 	
-	if step == "year":
+	d_start = getStartOf(ts_start,step)
-		d_start = [date_start.year,1,1]
+	d_end = getStartOf(ts_end,step)
-	elif step == "month":
+	#if step == "year":
-		d_start = [date_start.year,date_start.month,1]
+	#	d_start = [date_start.year,1,1]
+	#elif step == "month":
+	#	d_start = [date_start.year,date_start.month,1]
 		
-	inc = [i*int(stepn) for i in {"year":[1,0,0],"month":[0,1,0]}[step]]
+	#inc = [i*int(stepn) for i in {"year":[1,0,0],"month":[0,1,0]}[step]]
-	ran = [i*int(timen) for i in {"year":[1,0,0],"month":[0,1,0]}[time]]
+	#ran = [i*int(timen) for i in {"year":[1,0,0],"month":[0,1,0]}[time]]
 	
-	d_start = addDate(d_start,inc)				# first range should end right after the first active scrobbling week / month / whatever relevant step
+	#d_start = addDate(d_start,inc)				# first range should end right after the first active scrobbling week / month / whatever relevant step
-	d_start = addDate(d_start,[-i for i in ran])		# go one range back to begin
+	#d_start = addDate(d_start,[-i for i in ran])		# go one range back to begin
+	d_start = getNext(d_start,step,stepn)
+	d_start = getNext(d_start,step,stepn * trail * -1)
 
 	results = []
 	
 	d_current = d_start
 	while True:
-		d_current_end = addDate(d_current,ran)
+		d_current_end = getNext(d_current,step,stepn * trail)
+		#print("Checking from " + str(d_current[0]) + "-" + str(d_current[1]) + "-" + str(d_current[2]) + " to " + str(d_current_end[0]) + "-" + str(d_current_end[1]) + "-" + str(d_current_end[2]))
+		#d_current_end = addDate(d_current,ran)
+		try:
 			res = db_aggregate(since=d_current,to=d_current_end,by="ARTIST")[0]
 			results.append({"from":d_current,"to":d_current_end,"artist":res["artist"],"scrobbles":res["scrobbles"]})
-		d_current = addDate(d_current,inc)
+		except:
+			results.append({"from":d_current,"to":d_current_end,"artist":None,"scrobbles":0})
+		d_current = getNext(d_current,step,stepn)
+		#d_current = addDate(d_current,inc)
 		if isPast(d_current_end,d_end):
 			break
 	
 	return {"list":results}
 
 
-# only for months and years so far	
+def getStartOf(timestamp,unit):
+	date = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(timestamp)
+	if unit == "year":
+		return [date.year,1,1]
+	elif unit == "month":
+		return [date.year,date.month,1]
+	elif unit == "day":
+		return [date.year,date.month,date.day]
+	elif unit == "week":
+		change = (date.weekday() + 1) % 7
+		d = datetime.timedelta(days=change)
+		newdate = date - d
+		return [newdate.year,newdate.month,newdate.day]
+		
+def getNext(time,unit,step=1):
+	if unit == "year":
+		return [time[0] + step,time[1],time[2]]
+	elif unit == "month":
+		result = [time[0],time[1] + step,time[2]]
+		while result[1] > 12:
+			result[1] -= 12
+			result[0] += 1
+		while result[1] < 1:
+			result[1] += 12
+			result[0] -= 1
+		return result
+	elif unit == "day":
+		dt = datetime.datetime(time[0],time[1],time[2])
+		d = datetime.timedelta(days=step)
+		newdate = dt + d
+		return [newdate.year,newdate.month,newdate.day]
+		#eugh
+	elif unit == "week":
+		return getNext(time,"day",step * 7)
+	
+# DEPRECATED
 def addDate(date,inc):
 	newdate = [1,1,1]
 	newdate[0] = date[0] + inc[0]
 	newdate[1] = date[1] + inc[1]
+	newdate[2] = date[2] + inc[2]
 	while (newdate[1] > 12):
 		newdate[1] -= 12
 		newdate[0] += 1