Merge pull request #4786 from sul-dlss/report-cocina-json-for-druid-list

[Report] cocina json for druid list

app/reports/export_cocina_from_druid_list.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# Given a list of druids, dump the cocina as line delimited JSON to stdout.
+#
+# Invoke via:
+# bin/rails r -e production "ExportCocinaFromDruidList.report(druid_list_filename: '/my/druid_list.txt')"
+#
+# * The input druid list should have one druid per line, namespaced (i.e. with the 'druid:' prefix).
+# * druid_list_filename should be the full path.  There won't be shell expansion, so e.g. "~" for home dir won't work.
+# * The output will be sent to stdout.
+#   * You probably want to redirect the output to a file.
+#   * If you have a large druid list, as this report is meant to handle, you also may want to stream the output through
+#     gzip, instead of to a raw .jsonl file.  e.g.:
+#     bin/rails r -e production "ExportCocinaFromDruidList.report(druid_list_filename: '/my/druid_list.txt')" | gzip > druid_list.cocina.`date -Iseconds`.jsonl.gz
+#     * You can page through it with zless, or search it with zgrep, if you want to do some basic viewing without unzipping it.
+#     * 'zcat myoutputfile.jsonl.gz | wc -l' is quick way to make sure the gzip output contains the expected number of records (can throw errors if output still being written)
+#
+# Meant for running exports that might be too large for Argo's ExportCocinaJsonJob, good for running in screen:
+# * all status related output is logged; report output goes to stdout for redirection to a file as desired by the caller
+# * reads the input file one line at a time without loading the whole thing; only keeps one output row in memory at a time
+class ExportCocinaFromDruidList
+  def self.report(...)
+    new(...).report
+  end
+
+  def initialize(druid_list_filename:)
+    @druid_list_filename = druid_list_filename
+  end
+
+  attr_reader :druid_list_filename
+
+  def report
+    raise "Input file missing: #{druid_list_filename}" unless File.exist?(druid_list_filename)
+
+    logger.info("Dumping cocina for '#{druid_list_filename}' to stdout")
+
+    logger.info("#{druid_list_filename} contains #{num_input_lines} entries")
+
+    num_processed = 0
+    File.foreach(druid_list_filename) do |raw_line|
+      num_processed += 1
+
+      druid = raw_line.chomp
+      if druid.empty? || !DruidTools::Druid.valid?(druid, true)
+        logger.warn("'#{druid}' is not actually a valid druid, skipping")
+        next
+      end
+
+      # The :lock field is unnecessary for this report, since we won't be using this cocina for editing and
+      # pushing updates back to DB.
+      # This produces output equivalent to taking cocina_object.to_json and manually removing the lock field
+      # from that string.
+      cocina_object_json = CocinaObjectStore.find(druid).to_h.except(:lock).to_json
+
+      output_record_line(cocina_object_json)
+
+      log_progress(num_processed)
+    rescue StandardError => e
+      logger.error("Unexpected error trying to output cocina for druid: #{e}")
+    end
+
+    logger.info("Dumped cocina for '#{druid_list_filename}' to stdout")
+  end
+
+  private
+
+  def logger
+    @logger ||= Logger.new(Rails.root.join('log', "#{self.class.name}.log"))
+  end
+
+  def num_input_lines
+    @num_input_lines ||= `wc -l #{druid_list_filename}`.match(/(\d+)/).captures.first.to_i
+  end
+
+  def progress_notification_chunk_size
+    @progress_notification_chunk_size ||= num_input_lines / 10
+  end
+
+  def log_progress(num_processed)
+    return unless (num_processed % progress_notification_chunk_size).zero?
+
+    logger.info("processed #{num_processed} input lines of #{num_input_lines} (#{num_processed.to_f / num_input_lines} percent complete)")
+  end
+
+  def output_record_line(str)
+    puts "#{str}\n"
+  end
+end