In Whoosh 2.5, fields that can be sorted on need to specify
sortable=True or else take a performance hit (a large one, in our case).
These probably don't all need to be sortable, but hey.
Importing pokedex can take several seconds due to its rather large
dependencies—in particular, sqlalchemy, whoosh, and pkg_resources seem
to be the largest offenders. Normally, it would be possible to import
only the submodules one needs (pokedex.db, say), but pokedex.__init__
brings in all the submodules, for use by the command-line interface.
The fix is rather obvious:
- Move the command-line stuff into pokedex.main.
Note: because the submodules are no longer imported by default, any
script which expects `import pokedex` to be useful will likely break.
Note: the `pokedex` command will not work until you re-run `python
setup.py develop`, to update entry_points.txt.
- Don't import pkg_resources until necessary.
- Helper base class: Named
Subclasses: OfficiallyNamed, UnofficiallyNamed
for these, a 'name' column is created in the appropriate text table
also, they get automatic __str__/__repr__/__unicode__
- Faux columns: ProseColumn, TextColumn
these become columns in the appropriate text tables
these text tables (*_text, *_prose) are auto-generated at the end
the main table gets one property (singular name) that gets the English text
and one (plural name) with dict of texts keyed by language
- Every named table gets 'identifier'
- Languages compare & hash equal to their identifiers
- Existing foreign-name tables replaced by the autogenerated ones
- order_by: names replaced by identifiers
- New function: all_tables(), yields all tables
- Markdown move properties removed for now
- Schema test suite
The CSVs are now the only package data. Otherwise, setuptools would
copy every single sprite individually to the standard library directory,
which is slow and time-consuming and wasteful. If you need the sprites,
use them from the repo. :(
The package_data line was still wrong.
Also turned off zip_safe, since it's really not; pokedex setup tries to
write to the install directory!
Finally, bumped the whoosh version; the beta I required has been taken
off pypi, and the bugs in b6 seem to be gone now.
