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utils
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This folder contains some scripts for preparing some data for the municipality of Wasseiges.
## Init
The scripts are python scripts that should run into a virtual environment.
First, install the local dependencies:
```bash
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
$ source bin/activate
```
## Import of the layer Arbres remarquables
- This data is downloadable by <http://geoportail.wallonie.be/catalogue/d594f5a3-34ac-4cc2-a357-aae5d5263f35.html>
- The layer MUST be converted to a valid geojson format in WGS84 coordinates. You can use QGIS to do so.
- Then simply run the script `geojson2sql` to produce a SQL file with some INSERT instructions.
```bash
(venv) python3 geojson2sql.py
```
### Some notes about this import
The import script creates database entries by filling not all the fields of the table. Only mandatory (non-nullable) fields and informative fields are filled.
Here is the column list and the corresponding values list for the table of sites
```
column_list = ['id_site', 'uuid_sinp', 'id_program', 'name', 'geom', 'timestamp_create', 'id_type', 'obs_txt']
values_list = ['__ID__', '__UUID__', '2', 'properties.SPFR', '__POINT__', '__NOW__', '1', 'géoportail wallon' ]
```
Some values in these list MUST follow some special conventions:
- the "__ID__" value will be converted to a unique identifier for the site that will be created by adding 1000000 to the index of the geojson table.
- the "__UUID__" value will be converted to a a formula that creates uuid value
- the "__POINT__" value will be converted to a PostGIS ST_GeomFromText formula based on the coordinates of the geojson file
- the "__NOW__" value will be converted to a formula that creates a timestamp
Furthermore, the `id_program` and `id_type` MUST match the correct values! The first field will decide which program the sites will be attached to.
Lastly, if the values starts with `properties.`, it will be mapped to a property in the geojson. E.g, `properties.COMMENTAIR`.
For populating the table of visits, the same function is applied. But there is another special convention that applies for building the json details of the visit: the "__JSON__" value will be converted to a dedicated formula that will build the json object in the database.
Here is the column list and the corresponding values list for the table of visits
```
column_list = ['id_site', 'json_data', 'timestamp_create', 'obs_txt']
values_list = ['__ID__', '__JSON__', '__NOW__', 'import']
```
### Populate the database
Simply execute the sql files onto the database to import the data.
Note that you may activate the uuid extension on the database the first time you use it (for using the function `uuid_generate_v4()`). This can be done by `CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS "uuid-ossp";`