Below is a small piece of Ruby code that I wrote to harvest mp3 files from an RSS feed. The code was designed to be run as a cron on a local machine once a day. It checks an RSS RSS2 feed for new content, looks for any mp3s listed in the enclosure tags, and if they exist, it downloads each of them to my computer, creates a SIP that DSPACE can accept, uploads the SIP to my DSpace machine, and imports it using the batch importer. I thought that someone else might be able want to use or adapt something like this.
To use the code, create a file with a name like "mp3harvester.rb". Put the code in it. Change the appropriate paths, usernames, and passwords. Ensure that you have Ruby and the referenced Gems installed. Then, just run the file on a cron job once a day.
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\# Creator: Jason Fowler \# This script is designed to harvest mp3 files and their metadata from the RSS feed and add it to DSpace \# get required libraries require "rss/1.0" require "rss/2.0" require "rss" require "mp3info" require "shared-mime-info" require 'net/sftp' require 'net/ssh' \# supply local directory for storage here def go_home Dir.chdir("/PathToStagingDirectoryOnMyLocalMachine") end \# supply your Dspace server's URL, your username, and your password below. def upload(package) # Upload the package to DSpace Net::SFTP.start('my.dspace-server.edu', 'dspace-username', :password => 'dspace-password') do \|sftp\| sftp.upload\!("#{package}", "/PathToBatchDirOnMyServer/batch_uploads/#{package}") end \# Import the package into DSpace Net::SSH.start('my.dspace-server.edu', 'dspace-username', :password => 'dspace-password') do \|ssh\| ssh.exec 'rm /PathToBatchDirOnMyServer/batch_uploads/mapfile.txt' ssh.exec 'cd /PathToDspace/bin/' ssh.exec "/PathToDspace/bin/dsrun org.dspace.app.itemimport.ItemImport \-a \-e myemail@myinstitution.edu \-c 12345/1 \-s /mntPathToBatchDirOnMyServer/storage/batch_uploads/#{package} \-m /mntPathToBatchDirOnMyServer/storage/batch_uploads/mapfile.txt" end end \# Get RSS Feed and parse it source = "http://MyBlog.com/resources/feed/rss2" # replace this with your blog's RSS url content = "" # raw content of rss feed will be loaded here open(source) do \|s\| content = s.read end rss = RSS::Parser.parse(content, false) \# Create Temporary Directory for storing files go_home @time = Time.now.strftime("%Y%m%d") @directory = "#{@time}" Dir.mkdir("#{@directory}") Dir.chdir("#{@directory}") \ # Download the mp3s @dirname = 0 rss.items.each do \|s\| | if s.enclosure.nil? == false if Time.now - 86400 < s.date date #The following puts statements are just for debugging purposes. @author = s.dc_creator puts @author puts @author @title = s.title puts @title puts @title @date = s.date puts @date puts @date @url = s.enclosure.url puts @url puts @url @categories = s.categories def contents @array=\[\] def contents @array=[] for c in @categories do @array.push(c.content) end end contents puts @array end end contents puts @array #Determine if the file is an mp3, and if so continue file = open(s.enclosure.url) if MIME\['audio/mpeg'\].match_file?(file) == true @filename = File.basename("#{s.enclosure.url}") \# @dirname = File.basename(@filename, '.mp3') Dir.mkdir("#{@dirname}") Dir.chdir("#{@dirname}") open("#{@filename}","w").write(open("#{s.enclosure.url}").read) #Write the Dublin Core File.open("./dublin_core.xml", 'w') do \|x\| | x.puts '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>' x.puts "<dublin_core schema='dc'>" x.puts("\t" + '<dcvalue element="title" qualifier="none">' + "#{@title}" + '</dcvalue>') x.puts("\t" + '<dcvalue element="contributor" qualifier="author">' + "#{@author}" + '</dcvalue>') for c in @array do x.puts("\t" + '<dcvalue element="subject" qualifier="none" language="en">' + "#{c}" + '</dcvalue>') end end x.puts("<\/dublin_core>") end end #Write the contents list File.open("./contents", 'w') do \|x\| | x.puts "#{@filename}\tbundle:ORIGINAL" x.puts"license.txt\tbundle:LICENSE" end end #Write the license File.open("./license.txt", 'w') do \|x\| | x.puts "This is a dummy license." end end puts "\n" Dir.chdir("../") @dirname = @dirname + 1 end end end end end end go_home upload(@directory) |