Catalog
=======

Data Models
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all types of catalog items inherits from `Item` which stores as multi-table django model.
one `Item` may have multiple `ExternalResource`s, each represents one page on an external site

```mermaid
classDiagram
    class Item {
        <<abstract>>
    }
    Item <|-- Album
    class Album {
        +String barcode
        +String Douban_ID
        +String Spotify_ID
    }
    Item <|-- Game
    class Game {
        +String Steam_ID
    }
    Item <|-- Podcast
    class Podcast {
        +String feed_url
        +String Apple_ID
    }
    Item <|-- Performance
    Item <|-- Work
    class Work {
        +String Douban_Work_ID
        +String Goodreads_Work_ID
    }
    Item <|-- Edition
    Item <|-- Series

    Series *-- Work
    Work *-- Edition

    class Series {
        +String Goodreads_Series_ID
    }
    class Work {
        +String Douban_ID
        +String Goodreads_ID
    }
    class Edition{
        +String ISBN
        +String Douban_ID
        +String Goodreads_ID
        +String GoogleBooks_ID
    }

    Item <|-- Movie
    Item <|-- TVShow
    Item <|-- TVSeason
    Item <|-- TVEpisode
    TVShow *-- TVSeason
    TVSeason *-- TVEpisode

    class TVShow{
        +String IMDB_ID
        +String TMDB_ID
    }
    class TVSeason{
        +String Douban_ID
        +String TMDB_ID
    }
    class TVEpisode{
        +String IMDB_ID
        +String TMDB_ID
    }
    class Movie{
        +String Douban_ID
        +String IMDB_ID
        +String TMDB_ID
    }

    Item <|-- Collection

    ExternalResource --* Item
    class ExternalResource {
        +enum site
        +url: string
    }
```

Add a new site
--------------

 - If official API is available for the site, it should be the preferred way to get data.
 - add a new value to `IdType` and `SiteName` in `catalog/common/models.py`
 - add a new file in `catalog/sites/`, a new class inherits `AbstractSite`, with:
    * `SITE_NAME`
    * `ID_TYPE`
    * `URL_PATTERNS`
    * `WIKI_PROPERTY_ID` (not used now)
    * `DEFAULT_MODEL` (unless specified in `scrape()` return val)
    * a classmethod `id_to_url()`
    * a method `scrape()` returns a `ResourceContent` object
        * `BasicDownloader` or `ProxiedDownloader` can used to download website content or API data. e.g. `content = BasicDownloader(url).download().html()`
    * check out existing files in `catalog/sites/` for more examples
 - add an import in `catalog/sites/__init__.py`
 - add some tests to `catalog/<folder>/tests.py` according to site type
    + add `DOWNLOADER_SAVEDIR = '/tmp'` to `settings.py` can save all response to /tmp
    + run `neodb-manage cat <url>` for debugging or saving response file to `/tmp`. Detailed code of `cat` is in `catalog/management/commands/cat.py`
    + move captured response file to `test_data/`, except large/images files. Or if have to, replace it with a smallest version (e.g. 1x1 pixel / 1s audio)
    + add `@use_local_response` decorator to test methods that should pick up these responses (if `BasicDownloader` or `ProxiedDownloader` is used)
 - run all the tests and make sure they pass
    - Command: `neodb-manage python3 manage.py test [--keepdb]`.
    - See [this issue](https://github.com/neodb-social/neodb/issues/5) if `lxml.etree.ParserError` occurs on macOS.
 - add a site UI label style to `common/static/scss/_sitelabel.scss`
