django-usda-mongo 0.1.1

Overview

django-usda-mongo imports and maps the USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference (SR22) to Django models using MongoDB with mongoengine. It also integrate django-mongonaut to admin the MongoDB database.

Requirements

• Python 2.5.x

• Django 1.2.x (import_sr22 will not work with early versions)

• mongoengine

• django-mongonaut

Installation

1. pip install django-usda-mongo or copy the usda_mongo folder to a location available on your PYTHONPATH.

2. Add ‘usda’ to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py

3. Optionally, add (r’^usda/’, include(‘usda.urls’)), to your urlpatterns.

Data Import

To import the latest SR22 data. Simply use the import_sr22 management command as follows:

./manage.py import_sr22

The above assumes that the sr22.zip file is in the current folder. To specify an alternative location specify -f <filename>.

The import_sr22 command takes several options:

• –database <dbname> – Specify an alternative database to populate.

• –food – Create/update all foods.

• –group – Create/Update food groups.

• –nutrient – Create/Update nutrients.

• –weight – Create/Update weights.

• –footnote – Create/Update footnotes.

• –datasource – Create/Update data sources.

• –derivation – Create/Update data derivations.

• –source – Create/Update sources.

• –data – Create/Update nutrient data.’

• –all – Create/Update all data.

All of the above options can be combined to only create/update the desired data. If no options are specified, -all is assumed.

Also note that all data is loaded in a single transaction to ensure that database consistency is maintained.

Notes

The USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference (SR22) can be found here: http://www.ars.usda.gov/Services/docs.htm?docid=18879.

History

0.1.0 (2015-03-31)

• First release on PyPI.