# coding: latin-1
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
from urllib.request import urlopen
import re
#new point to add... make rest of function then compare a list of monuments
notaries ( such as blvd, road, street, etc.) to a list of words containing
them. if contained, pass into new set ( ref notes in case)
def regex(url):
html = urlopen(url).read()
soup = BeautifulSoup(html,"lxml") # why does lmxl fix it?
sets = []
john = [u'Julia Alvarez', u'Arambilet', u'Frank Baez',u'Josefina Baez'
u'Rei Berroa',u'Manuel del Cabral', u'Junot Díaz', u'Luis Arambilet'
u'Manuel del Cabral', u'Manuel del Cabral' u'Aída Cartagena Portalatín',
u'Roberto Cassá', 'Raquel Cepeda',u'Tulio Manuel Cestero',u'Hilma
Contreras', u'Angie Cruz', u'Judith Dupré',u'Virginia Elena Ortea',u'León
Félix Batista', u'Arturo Féliz-Camilo',u'Fabio Fiallo',u'Freddy
Ginebra',u'Cristino Gómez',u'José Luis González',u'Pedro Henríquez
Ureña',u'Federico Henríquez y Carvajal',u'Angela Hernández Nuñez',u'Juan
Isidro Jiménez Grullón',u'Rita Indiana',u'Mariano Lebrón Saviñón',u'Marcio
Veloz Maggiolo',u'Andrés L. Mateo', u'Félix Evaristo Mejía',u'Miguel D.
Mena',u'Leopoldo Minaya', u'Juan Duarte',u'Rafael Alburquerque',u'Pedro
Franco Badía ',u'Buenaventura Báez Méndez',u'Joaquín Balaguer
Ricardo',u'Ramón Emeterio Betances',u'Salvador Jorge Blanco',u'Tomás
Bobadilla',u'Juan Bosch y Gaviño',u'Francisco Alberto Caamaño
Deñó',u'Fernando Cabrera',u'Ramón Cáceres',u'Margarita Cedeño de
Fernández',u'David Collado', u'Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez',u'Adriano
Espaillat',u'Juan Pablo Duarte',u'Rafael Espinal',u'Rafael Estrella
Ureña',u'Carlos Felipe Morales', u'Leonel Fernández Reyna',u'Pedro
Florentino',u'Maximiliano Gómez',u'Máximo Gómez',u'Petronila Angélica
Gómez',u'Antonio Guzmán Fernández',u'Ulises Heureaux',u'Antonio Imbert
Barrera',u'Gregorio Luperón',u'Miguel Martinez',u'Danilo Medina',u'Hipólito
Mejía',u'Ramón Matías Mella',u'Patria Mirabal',u'Minerva Mirabal',u'María
Teresa Mirabal',u'Adolfo Alejandro Nouel',u'José Nuñez-Melo',u'José
Francisco Peña Gómez', u'Joseline Peña-Melnyk',u'Cesar A. Perales',u'Thomas
Perez',u'Donald Reid Cabral',u'Ydanis Rodríguez',u'José Antonio (Pepillo)
Salcedo',u'Pepillo',u'Roberto Salcedo, Sr.',u'Juan Sánchez
Ramírez',u'Francisco del Rosario Sánchez',u'José Santana', u'Pedro Santana
Familias',u'José Del Castillo Saviñón',u'Angel Taveras', u'Rafael Leónidas
Trujillo',u'Ramfis Trujillo',u'Francisco Urena',u'Fernando Valerio',
u'Elias Wessin y Wessin blvd']
jake = [u'Pedro Mir',u'Domingo Moreno Jimenes',u'Mateo Morrison',u'José
Núñez de Cáceres',u'Arturo Rodríguez Fernández',u'Mu-Kien Adriana
Sang',u'Rosa Silverio',u'Alfredo Fernández Simó',u'Salomé Ureña',u'Jael
Uribe',u'Bernardo Vega',u'Julio Vega Batlle',u'Alanna Lockward',u'Delia
Weber', u'blvd'] #llist of words , only set
paul = jake + john
new_list = [x.encode('latin-1') for x in sorted(paul)]
search = "(" + b"|".join(new_list).decode() + ")" + "" #re.complie needs
string as first argument, so adds string to be first argument, and joins
the strings together with john
# print (type(search))
pattern = re.compile(search)#compiles search to be a regex object
reg = pattern.findall(str(soup))#calls findall on pattern, which findall
returns all non-overllapping matches of the pattern in string, returning a
list of strings
for i in reg:
if i in reg and paul: # this loop checks to see if elements are in
both the regexed parsed list and the list. If i is in both, it is added to
list.
sets.append(str(i))
with open('sets.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write(str(sets))
f.close()
def regexparse(regex):
monum = [u'road', u'blvd',u'street', u'town', u'city',u'Bernardo Vega']
setss = []
f = open('sets.txt', 'rt')
f = list(f)
for i in f:
if i in f and i in monum:
setss.append(i)
#with open ('regex.txt','w') as q:
#q.write(str(setss))
# q.close()
print (setss)
if __name__ == '__main__':
regexparse(regex('
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_from_the_Dominican_Republic'))
What this code is doing is basically going through a webpage using
BeautifulSoup and regex to compare a regexed list of words ( in regex ) to
a list of keywords and then writing them to a textfile. The next function
(regexparse) then goes and has a empty list (setss), then reads the
textfile from the previous function. What I want to do, in a for loop, is
check to see if words in monum and the textfile ( from the regex function )
are shared, and if so , those shared words get added to the empty
list(setss) , then written to a file ( this code is going to be added to a
web crawler, and is basically going to be adding words and phrases to a
txtfile as it crawls through the internet. ).
However, every time I run the current code, I get all the
textfile(sets.txt) from the previous ( regex ) function, even though all I
want are words and pharse shared between the textfile from regex and the
monum list from regexparse. How can I fix this?
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