Arvind Gupta toys = Toys from trash

Sushi Chef script for importing Arvind Gupta toys content from http://www.arvindguptatoys.com/films.html

Installation

1. Install the system prerequisites ffmpeg and imagemagick by following the prerequisite install instructions.
2. Install Python 3 if you don't have it already.
3. Make sure you also have pip installed by running the command pip --help in a terminal, and if missing install it.
4. Create a Python virtual environment for this project:
   • Install the virtualenv package: pip install virtualenv
   • The next steps depends if you're using UNIX or Windows:
     • For UNIX systems (Linux and Mac):
       • Create a virtual env called venv in the current directory using the following command: virtualenv -p python3 venv
       • Activate the virtualenv called venv by running: source venv/bin/activate. Your command prompt should change and show the prefix (venv) to indicate you're now working inside venv.
       • Checkpoint: Try running which python and confirm the Python in is use the one from the virtual env (e.g. venv/bin/python) and not the system Python. Check also which pip is the one from the virtualenv.
       • You may encounter this error SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED. to fix it, at the terminal run the command sudo /Applications/Python (your Python version)/Install Certificates.command
     • For Windows systems:
       • Create a virtual env called venv in the current directory using the following command: virtualenv venv.
       • Activate the virtualenv called venv by running .\venv\Scripts\activate
       • Checkpoint: Try running python --version and confirm the Python version that is running is the same as the one you downloaded in step 2.

To run the sushi chef script

  source credentials/proxy_list.env
  nohup ./sushichef.py -v --reset --compress --thumbnails --token=credentials/channeladmin.token &

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Instructions and channel rubric

A sushi chef script has been created for you in sushichef.py to help you get started on the import of the content.

1. Start by looking at the channel spec that describes the target channel structure, licensing information, and tips about content transformations that might be necessary.
2. Add the code necessary to create this channel by modifying the construct_channel method of the chef class defined in sushichef.py.

Use the following rubric as a checklist to know when your sushi chef script is done:

Main checks

1. Does the channel correspond to the spec provided?
2. Does the content render as expected when viewed in Kolibri?

Logistic checks

1. Is the channel uploaded to Studio and PUBLISH-ed?
2. Is the channel imported to a demo server where it can be previewed?
3. Is the information about the channel token, the studio URL, and demo server URL on notion card up to date? See the Studio Channels table. If a card for your channel yet doesn't exist yet, you can create one using the [+ New] button at the bottom of the table.

Metadata checks

1. Do all nodes have appropriate titles?
2. Do all nodes have appropriate descriptions (when available in the source)?
3. Is the correct language code set on all nodes and files?
4. Is the license field set to the correct value for all nodes?
5. Is the source_id field set consistently for all content nodes? Use unique identifiers based on the source website or permanent url paths.

Code standards

1. Does the section Usage in this README contain all the required information for another developer to run the script? Document and extra credentials, env vars, and options needed to run the script.
2. Is the Python code readable and succinct?
3. Are clarifying comments provided where needed?

Kolibri content development workflow

See the ricecooker docs for more info.