Improve readability
Added additional comments to improve readability of the genre graph related code.
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api/utils.py
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api/utils.py
@@ -186,13 +186,11 @@ def add_artist_genres(headers, artist_objs):
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# get_artists_in_genre {{{ #
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def get_artists_in_genre(user, genre, max_songs):
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def get_artists_in_genre(user, genre):
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"""Return count of artists in genre.
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:user: User object to return data for.
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:genre: genre to count artists for. (string)
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:max_songs: max total songs to include to prevent overflow due to having
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multiple artists on each track.
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:returns: dict of artists in the genre along with the number of songs they
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have.
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@@ -204,19 +202,10 @@ def get_artists_in_genre(user, genre, max_songs):
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total_artist_counts = tracks_in_genre.aggregate(counts=Count('artists'))['counts']
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processed_artist_counts = {}
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# songs_added = 0
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for artist in user_artists:
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# hacky way to not have total count overflow due to there being multiple
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# artists on a track
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# if songs_added + artist.num_songs <= max_songs:
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# processed_artist_counts[artist.name] = artist.num_songs
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# songs_added += artist.num_songs
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processed_artist_counts[artist.name] = round(artist.track_set
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.filter(genre=genre_obj, users=user)
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.count() * track_count / total_artist_counts, 2)
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# processed_artist_counts = [{'name': artist.name, 'num_songs': artist.num_songs} for artist in artist_counts]
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# processed_artist_counts = {artist.name: artist.num_songs for artist in artist_counts}
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# pprint.pprint(processed_artist_counts)
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return processed_artist_counts
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# }}} get_artists_in_genre #
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api/views.py
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api/views.py
@@ -176,10 +176,30 @@ def get_genre_data(request, user_secret):
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genre_counts = (Track.objects.filter(users__exact=user)
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.values('genre')
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.order_by('genre')
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# annotates each genre and not each Track, due to the earlier values() call
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.annotate(num_songs=Count('genre'))
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)
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# genre_counts is a QuerySet with the format
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# [{'genre': 'classical', 'num_songs': 100}, {'genre': 'pop', 'num_songs': 50}...]
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for genre_dict in genre_counts:
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genre_dict['artists'] = get_artists_in_genre(user, genre_dict['genre'], genre_dict['num_songs'])
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genre_dict['artists'] = get_artists_in_genre(user, genre_dict['genre'])
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'''
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Now genre_counts has the format
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[
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{'genre': 'classical',
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'num_songs': 100,
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'artists': {
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'Helene Grimaud': 40.5,
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'Beethoven': 31.2,
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'Mozart': 22...
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}
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},
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{'genre': 'pop',
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'num_songs': 150,
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'artists': {...}
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},...
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]
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'''
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print("*** Genre Breakdown ***")
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pprint.pprint(list(genre_counts))
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return JsonResponse(data=list(genre_counts), safe=False)
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