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What's this PR do?

This PR creates a new scraper for the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, URL: https://hcjfsonbase.jfs.hamilton-co.org/OnBaseAgendaOnline

Why are we doing this?

Scraper requested from this spreadsheet.

Steps to manually test

  1. Ensure the project is installed:
pipenv sync --dev
  1. Activate the virtual env and enter the pipenv shell:
pipenv shell
  1. Run the spider:
scrapy crawl <cinoh_Hamilton_Commission> -O test_output.csv
  1. Monitor the output and ensure no errors are raised.

  2. Inspect test_output.csv to ensure the data looks valid.

Are there any smells or added technical debt to note?

The links for Agenda, Minutes, and Media all link to the same page, so only one of those links is scraped.

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  • New Features

    • Added a new spider to scrape meeting information for the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners.
    • Implemented comprehensive parsing of meeting details including title, description, start and end times, location, and links.
  • Tests

    • Created a new test suite to validate the spider's functionality.
    • Added multiple test cases to verify various aspects of meeting data extraction, including title, description, start and end times, and links.

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Walkthrough

A new spider class, CinohHamiltonCommissionSpider, has been introduced to scrape meeting information from the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners. This spider is designed to extract meeting details from the HTML structure, creating Meeting objects with relevant attributes. Additionally, a comprehensive test suite has been created to validate the functionality of the spider, ensuring that various meeting attributes are accurately parsed and processed.

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File Change Summary
city_scrapers/spiders/cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py Added new CinohHamiltonCommissionSpider class for scraping Hamilton County Commissioner meetings.
tests/test_cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py Created comprehensive test suite with multiple test methods to validate spider's parsing capabilities.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Spider as CinohHamiltonCommissionSpider
    participant Website as Hamilton County Website
    participant Parser as Meeting Parser
    participant Output as Meeting Objects

    Spider->>Website: Request meeting page
    Website-->>Spider: Return HTML response
    Spider->>Parser: Extract meeting details
    Parser-->>Spider: Parse title, date, location
    Spider->>Output: Create Meeting objects
    Spider->>Output: Yield parsed meetings
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
city_scrapers/spiders/cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (1)

50-51: Consider index out-of-range checks.

item.css("td::text")[2].get() may cause an index error if the HTML structure changes. Ensure proper error handling or validation.

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1-1: datetime.datetime imported but unused

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38-38: Comparison to None should be cond is None

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1-2: No issues found.


79-81: Nice comprehensive coverage with parameterized testing.

Parameterizing the test_all_day function ensures that each item is thoroughly confirmed to be non-all-day. This is a well-structured approach to testing across all parsed items.

city_scrapers/spiders/cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (1)

12-12: Verify the timezone matches the board’s actual location.

Hamilton County is located in Eastern Time (America/New_York). The spider is set to America/Chicago, which might be incorrect.



def test_end():
assert parsed_items[0]["end"] == None
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Use “is None” instead of “== None”.

Pythonic best practices recommend checking for None using is None rather than using equality.

Apply this diff to adjust the comparison:

-assert parsed_items[0]["end"] == None
+assert parsed_items[0]["end"] is None
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Remove unused import.

The datetime import at line 1 is unused. Remove it to keep the code clean and consistent.

-from datetime import datetime
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LGTM

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Good job on this one. Everything looks good here. I would just say pay more attention to your PR description next time. The manual test instructions could have had more detail.

# bad
scrapy crawl <spider-name> -O test_output.csv
# good
scrapy crawl cinoh_Hamilton_Commission -O test_output.csv

It makes it testing easier for others : )

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assert parsed_items[0]["links"] == [{
"href": "N/A",
"title": "No links included"
}]
assert parsed_items[20]["links"] == [{
"href": "https://hcjfsonbase.jfs.hamilton-co.org/OnBaseAgendaOnline/Meetings/ViewMeeting?id=2597&doctype=1",
"title": "Agenda, Notes, and Media"
}]
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it's good to check multiple links. well done.

class CinohHamiltonCommissionSpider(CityScrapersSpider):
name = "cinoh_Hamilton_Commission"
agency = "Hamilton County Board of Commissioners"
timezone = "America/Chicago"
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Please update the spider's timezone setting to America/New_York.

return parse(date, fuzzy=True)

# all three link types on the table--Agenda, Minutes, and View Media--all link to the same page
def _parse_links(self, item):
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If there are no links for meeting agenda or minutes, please return an empty list.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
city_scrapers/spiders/cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (4)

1-1: Remove unused import.

The datetime import is not used in the implementation.

-from datetime import datetime
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1-1: datetime.datetime imported but unused

Remove unused import: datetime.datetime

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43-47: Add error handling for missing title elements.

The title parsing could fail if the .visible-xs element is not found. Consider adding error handling:

 def _parse_title(self, item):
     """Parse meeting title."""
-    string = item.css(".visible-xs::text").get()
-    return string.strip()
+    string = item.css(".visible-xs::text").get() or ""
+    return string.strip()

48-52: Improve robustness of date extraction.

The current implementation might fail if the table structure changes. Consider adding error handling and using a more specific selector:

 def _parse_start(self, item):
     """Parse start datetime as a naive datetime object."""
-    date = item.css("td::text")[2].get()
+    date = item.css("td::text")[2].get() or ""
+    if not date.strip():
+        return None
     return parse(date, fuzzy=True)

53-63: Simplify link parsing logic.

The link parsing could be more concise while maintaining the same functionality:

 def _parse_links(self, item):
     """Parse links."""
-    url_first_half = "https://hcjfsonbase.jfs.hamilton-co.org"
-    url_second_half = item.css("::attr(href)").get()
-    url = urljoin(url_first_half, url_second_half)
-    if url == "https://hcjfsonbase.jfs.hamilton-co.org":
-        return []
-    else:
-        return [{"title": "Agenda, Notes, and Media", "href": url}]
+    href = item.css("::attr(href)").get()
+    if not href:
+        return []
+    url = urljoin("https://hcjfsonbase.jfs.hamilton-co.org", href)
+    return [{"title": "Agenda, Notes, and Media", "href": url}]
tests/test_cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (2)

38-38: Use "is None" instead of "== None".

Follow Python's best practices for None comparison:

-    assert parsed_items[0]["end"] == None
+    assert parsed_items[0]["end"] is None
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64-70: Consider adding more link test cases.

While the current tests cover empty and populated links, consider adding test cases for:

  • Invalid URLs
  • Multiple links (if supported)
  • Malformed links
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city_scrapers/spiders/cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (2)

9-14: LGTM! Well-structured spider configuration.

The spider is properly configured with appropriate name, agency, timezone, and start URL.


15-42: LGTM! Comprehensive meeting data extraction.

The parse method properly extracts all required meeting attributes and follows the project's patterns.

tests/test_cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (2)

1-23: LGTM! Well-structured test setup.

The test setup properly handles time freezing and test data loading.


44-62: LGTM! Comprehensive location and source testing.

The tests properly verify both the location details and source URL.

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LGTM.

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There's still a minor issue with the sorting library. Could you please help me update it?

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city_scrapers/spiders/cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (1)

20-23: Consider moving location details to class-level constants.

The hardcoded location dictionary could be moved to class-level constants for better maintainability and reusability.

 class CinohHamiltonCommissionSpider(CityScrapersSpider):
+    LOCATION_NAME = "Todd B. Portune Center for County Government"
+    LOCATION_ADDRESS = "138 East Court Street, Room 603, Cincinnati, OH 45202"
+
     name = "cinoh_Hamilton_Commission"
     # ...
     def parse(self, response):
         location = {
-            "name": "Todd B. Portune Center for County Government",
-            "address": "138 East Court Street, Room 603, Cincinnati, OH 45202",
+            "name": self.LOCATION_NAME,
+            "address": self.LOCATION_ADDRESS,
         }
tests/test_cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.py (1)

13-24: Consider using pytest fixtures for test setup.

The test setup could be refactored to use pytest fixtures for better test organization and reuse.

+@pytest.fixture
+def test_response():
+    return file_response(
+        join(dirname(__file__), "files", "cinoh_Hamilton_Commission.html"),
+        url="https://hcjfsonbase.jfs.hamilton-co.org/OnBaseAgendaOnline",
+    )
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def parsed_items(test_response):
+    spider = CinohHamiltonCommissionSpider()
+    freezer = freeze_time("2024-12-31")
+    freezer.start()
+    items = [item for item in spider.parse(test_response)]
+    freezer.stop()
+    return items
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40-40: Comparison to None should be cond is None

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1-1: Remove unused import.

The datetime import is not used in the code.

-from datetime import datetime
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39-40: Use "is None" instead of "== None".

Python best practices recommend using is None for None comparisons.

-    assert parsed_items[0]["end"] == None
+    assert parsed_items[0]["end"] is None
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66-72: Add test cases for edge cases in link parsing.

The test for links should include more edge cases:

  • Invalid URLs
  • Missing href attributes
  • Multiple links

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def _parse_start(self, item):
"""Parse start datetime as a naive datetime object."""
date = item.css("td::text")[2].get()
return parse(date, fuzzy=True)
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Fuzzy date parsing is unnecessary and potentially risky for this structured data source

The date comes from a structured government website table, and tests show that precise timestamps are expected (e.g., 2025-01-07 10:00). Using fuzzy parsing could lead to silent failures if the date format changes. Consider using strict parsing with an explicit format string instead.

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Consider using explicit date parsing instead of fuzzy parsing.

Using fuzzy=True in date parsing could lead to incorrect results if the date format changes. Consider parsing the date explicitly using the expected format.

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I noticed that the CI checks are still failing. Before pushing your commits, please run these code quality checks locally:

pipenv run isort . --check-only  # Check import sorting
pipenv run black . --check       # Check code formatting
pipenv run flake8 .             # Check code style

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