E621 Export Downloader

require("e621_export_downloader")

client = E621ExportDownloader::Client.new

# configure options after creation
client.config do |c|
  c.cache = true              # keep export files after reading, defaults to true
  c.rewind_on_not_found = 2  # decrease date by one day if no export is found for that date,
                              # provide an integer to limit how many days can be rewound,
                              # `true` is equivalent to `2`, defaults to false
end

# or pass an Options struct directly
client = E621ExportDownloader::Client.new(
  E621ExportDownloader::Client::Options.new(
    cache:              true,
    rewind_on_not_found: 2,
  )
)

# get the helper for interacting with a type of export
# types: pools, posts, tag_aliases, tag_implications, tags, wiki_pages
helper = client.get("posts")
# or use the named shorthand:
helper = client.posts

# get a wrapper for a specific date (time components are ignored)
# using this directly will not trigger rewinding regardless of rewind_on_not_found
export = helper.get(Date.today)

# convenience shorthand on the client — also skips rewinding
export = client.get_posts(Date.today)

# all of the following methods can also be called on the helper with a date argument;
# if rewind_on_not_found is enabled the helper decrements the date by one day until it
# finds an export or exhausts the rewind limit, at which point it raises ResolveError

# check whether the export exists for the date
exists = export.exists?
exists = helper.exists?(Date.today)

# download the export, returns the file path — not required before reading
# if you move or remove the file do not reuse the export object
file = export.download
file = helper.download(Date.today)

# delete the downloaded file, if it exists
export.delete
helper.delete(Date.today)

# get all of the records as a single array, DO NOT use this for large exports, arrays will millions of items do not perform well and will likely crash your process!
# (not to mention that the posts export is more than 5 gigabytes)
records = export.read_all

# read streams the CSV and yields each parsed record together with the total row count
# this is the recommended approach for large exports (the posts export exceeds 5 GB)
export.read do |record, total|
  # record is an E621ExportDownloader::Models::Post instance
end

require("e621_export_downloader")

client = E621ExportDownloader::Client.new

client.config do |c|
  c.parsers do |p|
    # replace a parser with a custom proc that receives the raw CSV row hash
    # return nil to skip a record
    p.posts = proc do |record|
      post = E621ExportDownloader::Models::Post.new(record)
      # attach extra data or wrap in your own class
      post
    end
  end
end