suggest.py 3.8 KB

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  7. # IT AND I'M LAZY TO INTEGRATE IN A MORE SMART WAY. THE SOURCE CODE #
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  28. #####################################################################
  29. import os
  30. import json
  31. # YouTube and similar dis-services use user data to generate suggestions
  32. # for users. I want to implement a similar convenience but totally offline.
  33. # So the privacy will be saved, while suggestions will be presented.
  34. from flbry import settings
  35. def record_tags_to_suggestions(tags):
  36. # This function will run everytime a person is clicking the download
  37. # button. Or everytime a person is loading an article. Or when launching
  38. # a livestream.
  39. print(tags)
  40. # Loading the already existing tags
  41. try:
  42. with open(settings.get_settings_folder()+'suggest_tags.json') as json_file:
  43. data = json.load(json_file)
  44. except:
  45. data = {}
  46. # Adding the new tags
  47. for tag in tags:
  48. if tag not in data:
  49. data[tag] = 0
  50. data[tag] = data[tag] + 1
  51. # Filter out irrelevant tags
  52. dels = []
  53. for tag in data:
  54. if tag not in tags:
  55. data[tag] = data[tag] - 0.5
  56. if data[tag] < 0.25:
  57. dels.append(tag)
  58. for tag in dels:
  59. del data[tag]
  60. # Saving the file
  61. with open(settings.get_settings_folder()+'suggest_tags.json', 'w') as fp:
  62. json.dump(data, fp, indent=4)
  63. def suggest():
  64. # This function will output a number of most visited tags based on the
  65. # tags file.
  66. # Loading the already existing tags
  67. try:
  68. with open(settings.get_settings_folder()+'suggest_tags.json') as json_file:
  69. data = json.load(json_file)
  70. except:
  71. data = {}
  72. #Then we sort the dictionary
  73. sortd = sorted(data.items(), key=lambda x:x[1], reverse=True)
  74. data = dict(sortd)
  75. # Creating a list
  76. tags = []
  77. for n, tag in enumerate(data):
  78. # We do not want all of the tags. Only a handfull.
  79. if n < 10:
  80. tags.append(tag)
  81. else:
  82. break
  83. # Give the tags back
  84. return tags