#writeSnazzyPage.py
import arcpy, os
baseDir = 'C:/gispy/'
fc = 'data/ch20/park.shp'
baseName = os.path.basename(fc)
fieldName = 'COVER'
image = '../data/ch20/pics/park.png'
output = baseDir + 'scratch/smallHTML.html'
def python2htmlList(myList, listType, attrs=''):
'''Convert a Python list to HTML list.
For example, convert [rast1,rast2] to:
'''
# Wrap items in item tags.
htmlItems = ['' + str(item) + '' for item in myList]
# Join the item list into a string with a line break after each item.
itemsString = '''\n '''.join(htmlItems)
# Wrap the string of items in the list tag.
htmlList = '''
<{0} {1}>
{2}
'''.format(listType, attrs, itemsString)
return htmlList
def getFieldValues(tableName, theFieldName):
'''Given the full path file name (tableName) of a feature class or
other SearchCursor accessible table, get a Python list
of values in a field named, theFieldName
'''
try:
sc = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(tableName, [theFieldName])
valueList = [row[0] for row in sc]
del sc
except:
valueList = []
print 'An error occurred in \
getFieldValues accessing {1} in {0}.'.format(
tableName, theFieldName)
del sc
return valueList
def getUniqueListValues(theList):
'''Return the unique values in theList (a Python list).'''
uniqueValueSet = set(theList)
uniqueValueList = list(uniqueValueSet)
return uniqueValueList
## Get values for the given field
## Get unique values for the given field
uniqueValueList = ["Empty", "List"]
## Create HTML bullet list from the unique value list.
htmlList = python2htmlList(uniqueValueList, "ol")
## Write code to create a string for an html image tag
imageCode = ' Your
picture
here'
#Wrap in items in ul tag (and add the first li which is missing).
body = """
""".format(htmlList, imageCode)
#Create header with title
header = """
##Place HTML code here for the dynamic page header
""".format() ##Place variables inside the parenthesis to create dynamic page header
#Create footer to close body and html tags
footer ="""
"""
outf = open(output,'w')
outf.write(header + body + footer)
outf.close()
print '{0} created.'.format(output)