1.Script dependencies
Simply run the shell script called setup_env.sh
:
sh setup_env.sh
2.Setting up the data
For the territorial data, the script expects a number of .csv
files to be
in the same directory:
File name | Meaning |
---|---|
countries.csv |
The countries information |
regions.csv |
The regions information |
counties.csv |
The counties information |
municipalities.csv |
The municipalities information |
cities.csv |
The cities information |
communes.csv |
The communes information |
Once you have everything setup, you first have to make sure you're using the virtual environment we created at the previous step. To do that, run:
source venv/bin/activate
Now we're good to go.
The database populator can be run as:
python process_csvs.py [-h] [--insert-territories] [--host HOST]
[--port PORT] [--user USER] [--password PASSWORD]
[-v] data
As you can see, there are a number of options can be used. Here is what they mean:
Option | Definition |
---|---|
data |
Path to the data directory. |
-h |
Show the help message and exit |
--insert-territories |
Whether to insert the territories as well or not. (For now only mode the script can be run in. |
--host HOST |
Host where the neo4j server is running. |
--port PORT |
Port where the neo4j server is running. |
--user USER |
User used to connect to the neo4j server. |
--password PASSWORD |
Password used to connect to the neo4j server. |
-v, --verbose |
Whether to log the inner workings of the script or not. |