Parse Troopmaster export files into TOML, YAML, or JSON
Project description
tm_parser
(c) Michael Perkins, 2023, 2024
Introduction/usage
Parses an advancement/individual history PDF from troopmaster, into YAML/TOML/JSON format or for use in Python projects. Also hooks into the objexplore browser for data checking/viewing.
Installation
pip install tm-parser
Instructions:
In troopmaster, under reports -> advancement -> individual history
- select all the scouts you want to report
- select all the ranks you want to report
- Do not select "Omit details on completed ranks"
- Other than that, any other options can be included or excluded (I only tested a few configurations. if it doesn't work, select everything)
generate the report and save it to a PDF. -- we will use "export.pdf" as the output file name
by default, the output is to the console in YAML format
Then run:
tmparse -o output.yaml export.pdf
Options:
-t --output-type [yaml], json or toml
-o --outfile output filename
This produces output of the desired type.
-e --explore opens an objexplore window for your scouts so you can explore the data
YAML can be read in python with:
import yaml
with open('output.yaml') as f:
scouts = yaml.safe_load(f)
Using tm_parser in code:
from tm_parser import Parser
#initializing the parser automatically parses the file and stores
#the information in TmParser().scouts
parser = TmParser(infile='filename.pdf')
# Iterating on the parser yields scouts
for scout in parser:
print('----------------------------------------------')
print(f"{scout['Data']['Name']:26}Date Eagle Req")
print('----------------------------------------------')
## do something with scout
if "Merit Badges" in scout:
#sort merit badges by date ascending
for badge, data in sorted(scout['Merit Badges'].items(),
key=lambda x: x[1]['date']):
print(f"{badge:26}{data['date']} {data['eagle_required']}")
Yields:
----------------------------------------------
Smith, John Date Eagle Req
----------------------------------------------
Climbing 2017-03-11 False
Mammal Study 2017-06-29 False
Leatherwork 2017-06-30 False
Swimming 2017-06-30 True
Kayaking 2018-06-29 False
Wilderness Survival 2018-06-29 False
Rifle Shooting 2018-06-29 False
First Aid 2018-09-29 True
By default the information is a dictionary, with the scout names as keys, and each scout is a dictionary with the following keys:
- Activity Totals
- Data - contains biographical data
- Leadership
- Merit Badges
- Order of the Arrow
- Partial Merit Badges
- Rank Advancement
- Training Courses
All dates have been parsed into datetime.date objects, in YYYY-MM-DD format, and are null if not assigned in the incoming data.
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