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# imports {{{ #
import requests
import math
import pprint
from .models import Artist, User, Track, AudioFeatures
from django.db.models import Count
from django.http import JsonResponse
from django.core import serializers
import json
# }}} imports #
# parse_library {{{ #
def parse_library(headers, tracks, library_stats, user):
"""Scans user's library for certain number of tracks to update library_stats with.
:headers: For API call.
:tracks: Number of tracks to get from user's library.
:library_stats: Dictionary containing the data mined from user's library
:user: a User object representing the user whose library we are parsing
:returns: None
"""
# TODO: implement importing entire library with 0 as tracks param
# number of tracks to get with each call
limit = 5
# keeps track of point to get songs from
offset = 0
payload = {'limit': str(limit)}
# use two separate variables to track, because the average popularity also requires num_samples
num_samples = 0 # number of actual track samples
# iterate until hit requested num of tracks
for _ in range(0, tracks, limit):
payload['offset'] = str(offset)
# get current set of tracks
saved_tracks_response = requests.get('https://api.spotify.com/v1/me/tracks', headers=headers, params=payload).json()
# TODO: refactor the for loop body into helper function
# iterate through each track
for track_dict in saved_tracks_response['items']:
# update artist info before track so that Track object can reference
# Artist object
track_artists = []
for artist_dict in track_dict['track']['artists']:
artist_obj, artist_created = Artist.objects.get_or_create(
artist_id=artist_dict['id'],
name=artist_dict['name'],
)
update_artist_genre(headers, artist_obj)
# get_or_create() returns a tuple (obj, created)
track_artists.append(artist_obj)
track_obj, track_created = save_track_obj(track_dict['track'], track_artists, user)
# if a new track is not created, the associated audio feature does not need to be created again
if track_created:
save_audio_features(headers, track_dict['track']['id'], track_obj)
"""
TODO: Put this logic in another function
# Audio analysis could be empty if not present in Spotify database
if len(audio_features_dict) != 0:
# Track the number of audio analyses for calculating
# audio feature averages and standard deviations on the fly
feature_data_points += 1
for feature, feature_data in audio_features_dict.items():
update_audio_feature_stats(feature, feature_data,
feature_data_points, library_stats)
"""
# calculates num_songs with offset + songs retrieved
offset += limit
# calculate_genres_from_artists(headers, library_stats)
# pprint.pprint(library_stats)
# }}} parse_library #
# save_track_obj {{{ #
def save_track_obj(track_dict, artists, user):
"""Make an entry in the database for this track if it doesn't exist already.
:track_dict: dictionary from the API call containing track information.
:artists: artists of the song, passed in as a list of Artist objects.
:user: User object for which this Track is to be associated with.
:returns: (The created/retrieved Track object, created)
"""
new_track, created = Track.objects.get_or_create(
track_id=track_dict['id'],
year=track_dict['album']['release_date'].split('-')[0],
popularity=int(track_dict['popularity']),
runtime=int(float(track_dict['duration_ms']) / 1000),
name=track_dict['name'],
)
# have to add artists and user after saving object since track needs to
# have ID before filling in m2m field
if created:
for artist in artists:
new_track.artists.add(artist)
new_track.users.add(user)
new_track.save()
return new_track, created
# }}} save_track_obj #
# get_audio_features {{{ #
def save_audio_features(headers, track_id, track):
"""Creates and saves a new AudioFeatures object
Args:
headers: headers containing the API token
track_id: the id of the soundtrack, needed to query the Spotify API
track: Track object to associate with the new AudioFeatures object
"""
response = requests.get("https://api.spotify.com/v1/audio-features/{}".format(track_id), headers = headers).json()
if 'error' in response:
return {}
features_dict = {}
# Data that we don't need
useless_keys = [
"key", "mode", "type", "liveness", "id", "uri", "track_href", "analysis_url", "time_signature",
]
audio_features_entry = AudioFeatures()
audio_features_entry.track = track
for key, val in response.items():
if key not in useless_keys:
features_dict[key] = val
setattr(audio_features_entry, key, val)
audio_features_entry.save()
# }}} get_audio_features #
# update_std_dev {{{ #
def update_std_dev(cur_mean, cur_std_dev, new_data_point, sample_size):
"""Calculates the standard deviation for a sample without storing all data points
Args:
cur_mean: the current mean for N = (sample_size - 1)
cur_std_dev: the current standard deviation for N = (sample_size - 1)
new_data_point: a new data point
sample_size: sample size including the new data point
Returns:
(new_mean, new_std_dev)
"""
# This is an implementation of Welford's method
# http://jonisalonen.com/2013/deriving-welfords-method-for-computing-variance/
new_mean = ((sample_size - 1) * cur_mean + new_data_point) / sample_size
delta_variance = (new_data_point - new_mean) * (new_data_point - cur_mean)
new_std_dev = math.sqrt(
(math.pow(cur_std_dev, 2) * (sample_size - 2) + delta_variance) / (
sample_size - 1
))
return new_mean, new_std_dev
# }}} update_std_dev #
# update_audio_feature_stats {{{ #
def update_audio_feature_stats(feature, new_data_point, sample_size, library_stats):
"""Updates the audio feature statistics in library_stats
Args:
feature: the audio feature to be updated (string)
new_data_point: new data to update the stats with
sample_size: sample size including the new data point
library_stats Dictionary containing the data mined from user's Spotify library
Returns:
None
"""
# first time the feature is considered
if sample_size < 2:
library_stats['audio_features'][feature] = {
"average": new_data_point,
"std_dev": 0,
}
else:
cur_mean = library_stats['audio_features'][feature]['average']
cur_std_dev = library_stats['audio_features'][feature]['std_dev']
new_mean, new_std_dev = update_std_dev(cur_mean, cur_std_dev, new_data_point, sample_size)
library_stats['audio_features'][feature] = {
"average": new_mean,
"std_dev": new_std_dev
}
# }}} update_audio_feature_stats #
# increase_nested_key {{{ #
def increase_nested_key(top_key, nested_key, library_stats, amount=1):
"""Increases count for the value of library_stats[top_key][nested_key]. Checks if nested_key exists already and takes
appropriate action.
:top_key: First key of library_stats.
:nested_key: Key in top_key's dict for which we want to increase value of.
:library_stats: Dictionary containing the data mined from user's Spotify library
:returns: None
"""
if nested_key not in library_stats[top_key]:
library_stats[top_key][nested_key] = amount
else:
library_stats[top_key][nested_key] += amount
# }}} increase_nested_key #
# increase_artist_count {{{ #
def increase_artist_count(headers, artist_name, artist_id, library_stats):
"""Increases count for artist in library_stats and stores the artist_id.
:headers: For making the API call.
:artist_name: Artist to increase count for.
:artist_id: The Spotify ID for the artist.
:library_stats: Dictionary containing the data mined from user's Spotify library
:returns: None
"""
if artist_name not in library_stats['artists']:
library_stats['artists'][artist_name] = {}
library_stats['artists'][artist_name]['count'] = 1
library_stats['artists'][artist_name]['id'] = artist_id
else:
library_stats['artists'][artist_name]['count'] += 1
# }}} increase_artist_count #
# update_popularity_stats {{{ #
def update_popularity_stats(new_data_point, library_stats, sample_size):
"""Updates the popularity statistics in library_stats
Args:
new_data_point: new data to update the popularity stats with
library_stats: Dictionary containing data mined from user's Spotify library
sample_size: The sample size including the new data
Returns:
None
"""
if sample_size < 2:
library_stats['popularity'] = {
"average": new_data_point,
"std_dev": 0,
}
else :
cur_mean_popularity = library_stats['popularity']['average']
cur_popularity_stdev = library_stats['popularity']['std_dev']
new_mean, new_std_dev = update_std_dev(
cur_mean_popularity, cur_popularity_stdev, new_data_point, sample_size)
library_stats['popularity'] = {
"average": new_mean,
"std_dev": new_std_dev,
}
# }}} update_popularity_stats #
# get_track_info {{{ #
def get_track_info(track_dict, library_stats, sample_size):
"""Get all the info from the track_dict directly returned by the API call in parse_library.
:track_dict: Dict returned from the API call containing the track info.
:library_stats: Dictionary containing the data mined from user's Spotify library
:sample_size: The sample size so far including this track
:returns: None
"""
# popularity
update_popularity_stats(track_dict['popularity'], library_stats, sample_size)
# year
year_released = track_dict['album']['release_date'].split('-')[0]
increase_nested_key('year_released', year_released, library_stats)
# runtime
library_stats['total_runtime'] += float(track_dict['duration_ms']) / (1000 * 60)
# }}} get_track_info #
# update_genres_from_artists {{{ #
def update_artist_genre(headers, artist_obj):
"""Updates the top genre for an artist by querying the Spotify API
:headers: For making the API call.
:artist_obj: the Artist object whose genre field will be updated
:returns: None
"""
artist_response = requests.get('https://api.spotify.com/v1/artists/' + artist_obj.id, headers=headers).json()
# update genre for artist in database with top genre
artist_obj.update(genre=artist_response['genres'][0])
# }}} calculate_genres_from_artists #
# process_library_stats {{{ #
def process_library_stats(library_stats):
"""Processes library_stats into format more suitable for D3 consumption
Args:
library_stats: Dictionary containing the data mined from user's Spotify library
Returns:
A new dictionary that contains the data in library_stats, in a format more suitable for D3 consumption
"""
processed_library_stats = {}
for key in library_stats:
if key == 'artists' or key == 'genres' or key == 'year_released':
for inner_key in library_stats[key]:
if key not in processed_library_stats:
processed_library_stats[key] = []
processed_item_key = '' # identifier key for each dict in the list
count = 0
if 'artist' in key:
processed_item_key = 'name'
count = library_stats[key][inner_key]['count']
elif 'genre' in key:
processed_item_key = 'genre'
count = library_stats[key][inner_key]
else:
processed_item_key = 'year'
count = library_stats[key][inner_key]
processed_library_stats[key].append({
processed_item_key: inner_key,
"count": count
})
elif key == 'audio_features':
for audio_feature in library_stats[key]:
if 'audio_features' not in processed_library_stats:
processed_library_stats['audio_features'] = []
processed_library_stats['audio_features'].append({
'feature': audio_feature,
'average': library_stats[key][audio_feature]['average'],
'std_dev': library_stats[key][audio_feature]['std_dev']
})
# TODO: Not sure about final form for 'popularity'
# elif key == 'popularity':
# processed_library_stats[key] = []
# processed_library_stats[key].append({
# })
elif key == 'num_songs' or key == 'total_runtime' or key == 'popularity':
processed_library_stats[key] = library_stats[key]
return processed_library_stats
# }}} process_library_stats #
def get_genre_data(user):
"""Return genre data needed to create the graph user.
:user: User object for which to return the data for.
:returns: List of dicts containing counts for each genre.
"""
pass
# user_tracks = Track.objects.filter(users__exact=user)
# for track in user_tracks:
# print(track.name)