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One scraper. Multiple jurisdictions? #31
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This is an interesting point, our plan when we had very similar scrapers Will the init stuff w/ custom templates solve this? On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 1:28 AM, James McKinney notifications@github.comwrote:
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We're using subclassing for Montreal's 19 boroughs, but using it for Quebec's 1000+ municipalities seems kind of crazy. I'm not super familiar with Pupa internals, but I assume there can be a way of overriding the active jurisdiction, so that a single scraper can save documents to multiple jurisdictions. Can that work? |
Yeah 1000+ would be insane, I'll take a look at making it possible to do On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 11:00 AM, James McKinney
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Any ideas/suggestions on how to proceed on a pull request for this? I'm happy to do the work - just need to know what solution is more or less likely to be merged. |
we haven't had a chance to and are firmly in Open States land through the end of the month with states returning proposals would be very welcome, any ideas how you'd prefer for it to work? |
What I'm currently doing is, for example, creating an organization for each municipality within a province, setting the chamber to be the same as the organization name, and creating memberships within those organizations. So far this is working fine, so I can close this issue until I have a use case where it's a problem. |
Some provinces have directories of elected officials for all municipalities in the province. It would be very high maintenance to have one scraper per municipality (even with some code automation). How can I write one scraper that collects information for multiple jurisdictions? Any internals I can hack around?
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