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display the total number of found granules #33

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jinbow opened this issue Nov 16, 2021 · 3 comments · Fixed by #43
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display the total number of found granules #33

jinbow opened this issue Nov 16, 2021 · 3 comments · Fixed by #43

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jinbow commented Nov 16, 2021

It will be helpful to display the total number of found granules, especially when the warning "Warning: only the most recent 2000 granules will be downloaded;" is shown.

@jinbow jinbow changed the title display the total found granules display the total number of found granules Nov 16, 2021
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mike-gangl commented Nov 16, 2021

that information is displayed using the --verbose option:

WARN: No .update in the data directory. (Is this the first run?)
....

8 new granules found for VIIRS_N20-OSPO-L2P-v2.61 since 2021-11-15T20:00:00Z
Found 8 total files to download
Downloading files with extensions: ['.nc', '.h5', '.zip']

8 new granules found for VIIRS_N20-OSPO-L2P-v2.61 since 2021-11-15T20:00:00Z
Found 8 total files to download

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jinbow commented Nov 16, 2021

Got it. Thx. Does it make sense to have it on as default?

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Probably :) I'll make that update.

mike-gangl added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 18, 2021
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output
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mike-gangl added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 18, 2021
* Develop (#32)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* closes #33
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output

* updated changelog

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>
mike-gangl added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 2, 2022
* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

* Issue 33 (#35)

* Develop (#32)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* closes #33
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output

* updated changelog

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated changelog to reflect accurate versions released

* version bump for master delivery

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>
mike-gangl added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 2, 2022
* added pypi release badge to README

* began separating out functionality for data downloader

* 1.7.2 merge into develop (#43)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

* Issue 33 (#35)

* Develop (#32)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* closes #33
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output

* updated changelog

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated changelog to reflect accurate versions released

* version bump for master delivery

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* fixed tests

* removed erroneous printouts for pytest fixes

* fixed some bugs
closes #39
closes #40

* Update README.md

* updates for flake8

* fixed issue with time_offset variables, added manual tests

* flake8 updates for access, subscriber

* added downloader tests, flake8 updates for download client

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>
mike-gangl added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 24, 2022
* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

* Issue 33 (#35)

* Develop (#32)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* closes #33
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output

* updated changelog

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated changelog to reflect accurate versions released

* version bump for master delivery

* Bulk download capability (#45)

* added pypi release badge to README

* began separating out functionality for data downloader

* 1.7.2 merge into develop (#43)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

* Issue 33 (#35)

* Develop (#32)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* closes #33
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output

* updated changelog

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated changelog to reflect accurate versions released

* version bump for master delivery

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* fixed tests

* removed erroneous printouts for pytest fixes

* fixed some bugs
closes #39
closes #40

* Update README.md

* updates for flake8

* fixed issue with time_offset variables, added manual tests

* flake8 updates for access, subscriber

* added downloader tests, flake8 updates for download client

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated tests

* fixed path issue for built python command line tooling

* Ignore error if directory already exists (#47)

* Ignore error if directory already exists

Fixes #46

* issues/46: Ignore errors if destination directory already exists.

Co-authored-by: Frank Greguska <Francis.Greguska@jpl.nasa.gov>

* Issues/44 (#48)

* Added functionality to name .update file to .update__<COLLECTION> so that the same directory can be re-used.
Added tests to fix this functionality
closes #44

* flake8 fixes

* added updates to .update file

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Frank Greguska <89428916+frankinspace@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Frank Greguska <Francis.Greguska@jpl.nasa.gov>
mike-gangl added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2022
* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

* Issue 33 (#35)

* Develop (#32)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* closes #33
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output

* updated changelog

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated changelog to reflect accurate versions released

* version bump for master delivery

* Bulk download capability (#45)

* added pypi release badge to README

* began separating out functionality for data downloader

* 1.7.2 merge into develop (#43)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

* Issue 33 (#35)

* Develop (#32)

* Don't consume all arguments after --extensions

This behavior is now more like other utilities where specifying the flag
multiple times extends the value of the argument.  For example,
    -e '.nc .h5 .zip'
becomes
    -e '.nc' -e '.h5' -e '.zip'

This is less fragile for the user and possibly less confusing how the
argument should be formatted on the command line.

* Add ability to execute arbitrary commands on each downloaded file

I did it this way so each file could be compressed without hard-coding
the compression algorithm. But I could see this being used to run a
pre-processing script on each downloaded file.

* updated README and tests for additive -e examples

* force 'action'

* merged code for extensions, process call, and updated documentation

* fix for #28

* updated CHANGELOG

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* closes #33
added 'files to download' to non-verbose output

* updated changelog

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated changelog to reflect accurate versions released

* version bump for master delivery

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* fixed tests

* removed erroneous printouts for pytest fixes

* fixed some bugs
closes #39
closes #40

* Update README.md

* updates for flake8

* fixed issue with time_offset variables, added manual tests

* flake8 updates for access, subscriber

* added downloader tests, flake8 updates for download client

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>

* updated tests

* fixed path issue for built python command line tooling

* Ignore error if directory already exists (#47)

* Ignore error if directory already exists

Fixes #46

* issues/46: Ignore errors if destination directory already exists.

Co-authored-by: Frank Greguska <Francis.Greguska@jpl.nasa.gov>

* Issues/44 (#48)

* Added functionality to name .update file to .update__<COLLECTION> so that the same directory can be re-used.
Added tests to fix this functionality
closes #44

* flake8 fixes

* added updates to .update file

* Issues/41 (#50)

* added cycle based downloads

* udpated changelog

* 180 docs (#51)

* added changelog info for 1.80, created initial markdown files

* added subsriber/downloader links

* added documentation

* Added downloader/subscriber specific docs.
fixed some issues with imports

* Update README.md

Co-authored-by: Joe Sapp <joe.sapp@noaa.gov>
Co-authored-by: mgangl <mike.gangl@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Frank Greguska <89428916+frankinspace@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Frank Greguska <Francis.Greguska@jpl.nasa.gov>
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