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signal status - humanize coded values #23

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johnclary opened this issue Sep 21, 2016 · 0 comments
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signal status - humanize coded values #23

johnclary opened this issue Sep 21, 2016 · 0 comments

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@johnclary johnclary changed the title signal status - humazine coded values signal status - humanize coded values Sep 21, 2016
johnclary added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 20, 2017
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init

This is the initial commit for transportation-data-publishing. Actually, it's a squash of about 70 commits that are now prehistory. To new beginnings...

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refactor for config life

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ignore some bs notes

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delete a line

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a happy village of python scripts living working loving dying

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ping and update, then move on

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write device data to json

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write to json

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better config and mind numbing

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tiny bugs

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disable pandas csv for now

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proper log path join

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restore csv writing with pandas

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hello worlds

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hello worlds

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progreso

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progreso

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progreso

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kits sync

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hardly working

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sync knack > kits cctv

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modules aren't subscriptable bro

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log dest

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new log dest

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whoops debugging

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signal status pusher for the modern world

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a tree-hugging logger

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teach a naive date about the world

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traffic count processing

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output directory

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a quote with a primary key

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replaced with knack_data_pub

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query anything!

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agol > CIFS translation

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we have a feed

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file and dataset replacers

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remove this file

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logging and email alerts

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email alerts and traceback logging

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email alerts and traceback logging

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fix response parsing keyerror

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rename signal eng area

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trace it back

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handle empty features pt. 1

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logging and email

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cleanup

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logging, etc. ready to deploy

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rename row_id

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utc date formatting

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update for VM deploy

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happy loaders

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wip: cleanup

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WIP: cifs cleanup

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WIP: in-memory file writing

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WIP: tabular upsert instead of replace

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WIP: strip whitespace from input text

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WIP: use replace instead of strip when parsing csv

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WIP: logging, email alerts, ready to deploy

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WIP: more date/time fields

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WIP: del whitespace

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Format datetime as ISO 8601 with local timestamp

Prior to this change the datetime fields were stored in UTC time.
With this change datetime fiels are formated according to ISO 8601, with
US/Central timezone explictly indicated in the field value. E.g. 2016-06-15T10:00:00-05:00. The datets also have a TIME field, which was and contiues to be stored as hours, minutes, and seconds, in local time. Although we do not explicity inidicate the the TIME field is in local time, it is obvious thanks to the corresponding datetime field which does indicate the time

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WIP: tabular upsert instead of replace
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