+ """
+ For OPDS 1.1 We should handle a query for search terms
+ and criteria provided either as opensearch or 'inline' query.
+ OpenSearch defines fields: atom:author, atom:contributor (treated as translator),
+ atom:title. Inline query provides author, title, categories (treated as book tags),
+ description (treated as content search terms).
+
+ if search terms are provided, we shall search for books
+ according to Hint information (from author & contributror & title).
+
+ but if search terms are empty, we should do a different search
+ (perhaps for is_book=True)
+
+ """
+ JVM.attachCurrentThread()
+
+ query = request.GET.get('q', '')
+
+ inline_criteria = re.findall(self.INLINE_QUERY_RE, query)
+ if inline_criteria:
+ def get_criteria(criteria, name, position):
+ e = filter(lambda el: el[0][0:len(name)] == name, criteria)
+ log.info("get_criteria: %s" % e)
+ if not e:
+ return None
+ c = e[0][position]
+ log.info("get_criteria: %s" % c)
+ if c[0] == '"' and c[-1] == '"':
+ c = c[1:-1]
+ c = c.replace('+', ' ')
+ return c
+
+ author = get_criteria(inline_criteria, 'author', 1)
+ title = get_criteria(inline_criteria, 'title', 2)
+ translator = None
+ categories = get_criteria(inline_criteria, 'categories', 3)
+ query = get_criteria(inline_criteria, 'description', 4)
+ else:
+ author = request.GET.get('author', '')
+ title = request.GET.get('title', '')
+ translator = request.GET.get('translator', '')
+
+ # Our client didn't handle the opds placeholders
+ if author == '{atom:author}': author = ''
+ if title == '{atom:title}': title = ''
+ if translator == '{atom:contributor}': translator = ''
+ categories = None
+ fuzzy = False
+
+ srch = get_search()
+ hint = srch.hint()
+
+ # Scenario 1: full search terms provided.
+ # Use auxiliarry information to narrow it and make it better.
+ if query:
+ filters = []
+
+ if author:
+ log.info( "narrow to author %s" % author)
+ hint.tags(srch.search_tags(srch.get_phrase(srch.get_tokens(author, field='authors'), field='authors'),
+ filt=srch.term_filter(Term('tag_category', 'author'))))
+
+ if translator:
+ log.info( "filter by translator %s" % translator)
+ filters.append(QueryWrapperFilter(
+ srch.make_phrase(srch.get_tokens(translator, field='translators'),
+ field='translators')))
+
+ if categories:
+ filters.append(QueryWrapperFilter(
+ srch.make_phrase(srch.get_tokens(categories, field="tag_name_pl"),
+ field='tag_name_pl')))
+
+ flt = srch.chain_filters(filters)
+ if title:
+ log.info( "hint by book title %s" % title)
+ q = srch.make_phrase(srch.get_tokens(title, field='title'), field='title')
+ hint.books(*srch.search_books(q, filt=flt))
+
+ toks = srch.get_tokens(query)
+ log.info("tokens for query: %s" % toks)
+
+ results = SearchResult.aggregate(srch.search_perfect_book(toks, fuzzy=fuzzy, hint=hint),
+ srch.search_perfect_parts(toks, fuzzy=fuzzy, hint=hint),
+ srch.search_everywhere(toks, fuzzy=fuzzy, hint=hint))
+ results.sort(reverse=True)
+ books = []
+ for r in results:
+ try:
+ books.append(r.book)
+ except Book.DoesNotExist:
+ pass
+ log.info("books: %s" % books)
+ return books
+ else:
+ # Scenario 2: since we no longer have to figure out what the query term means to the user,
+ # we can just use filters and not the Hint class.
+ filters = []
+
+ fields = {
+ 'author': author,
+ 'translators': translator,
+ 'title': title
+ }
+
+ for fld, q in fields.items():
+ if q:
+ filters.append(QueryWrapperFilter(
+ srch.make_phrase(srch.get_tokens(q, field=fld), field=fld)))
+
+ flt = srch.chain_filters(filters)
+ books = srch.search_books(TermQuery(Term('is_book', 'true')), filt=flt)
+ return books