Manual Download Count Scripts #193
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`get_counts.py` outputs the current mirrulations download counts along with the official regulations.gov counts. If supplied with start or end timestamps, the regulations.gov data will be for a specific timeframe.
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@OnToNothing You should push your script to this branch |
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Closing this in favor of #194 which is simpler to use |
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This PR will include 2 scripts to be used for modifying download counts in the database.
The first script produces json containing the counts of downloaded dockets, documents, and comments. Multiple command line flags can be passed to the script, notably start timestamps, end timestamps, and a flag which attempts to fix incorrect downloaded counts.
Note that counts queried from the mirrulation system are unaffected by the timestamps arguments, which are used when getting the official counts from Regulations.gov.
Example get_counts.py output
{ "start_timestamp": "1776-07-04 00:00:00", "stop_timestamp": "2024-10-13 04:04:18", "dockets": { "downloaded": 253807, "total": 253807 }, "documents": { "downloaded": 1843774, "total": 1843774 }, "comments": { "downloaded": 22240501, "total": 22240511 } }