tucanae47 · August 29, 2015 14:14
diff --git a/trackpkg.py b/trackpkg.py
 #required.... you will find out fast in google :P.... any question is welcome. cmsvalenzuela at gmail

 import smtplib
 from rq_scheduler import Scheduler
 from datetime import datetime, timedelta
 from redis import Redis
 import re, requests, json
 import json,sys



 def jobSendInfo(receiver, packageNumber):
    #i was simply tired of adding a daily task to check for china packages
    # (lost packages, returned to sender, etc ), because i always forgot to check on tracking numbers... 
    #unofficial 17£track api :-) 
    payload = {'num': packageNumber, 'callback': 'a'}
    path='/r/handlertrack.ashx'
    url='http://www.17track.net'
    r = requests.get(url+path, params=payload)
    #json string extraction from response.
    json_str=re.findall(r'a\((.+)\)',str(r.text.encode('utf-8')))[0]
    data = json.loads(json_str)
    index=0
    info=''
    print json_str
    # from what i have tested, the json object key data['dat'][z#] is the actual event updates for the package
    while data['dat'].get('z'+str(index),[])!=[]:
        events= data['dat']['z'+str(index)]
        if type(events)==list:
            for event in events:
                info=info+'DATE: '+event['a'] + ', INFO: '+ event['z'] + ', PLACE: '+ (event['c'] if event['c'] else 'NA')  +' \n\n'

        else:
            info=info+'DATE: '+events['a'] + ', INFO: '+ events['z']  + ', PLACE: '+ (events['c'] if events['c'] else 'NA')  +' \n\n'

        index+=1


    #print areThereUpdates
    #TODOS
    #-missing a redis or other db, to check last state of package for the user, and generate an alarm, when a new event come, instead of perodic update,
    #-add mobile application to generate push msg instead of email


    
    #send an email, it could be a push notificacion too.
    to = receiver
    gmail_user = 'your gmail here'
    gmail_pwd = 'your gmail pwd here'
    smtpserver = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)
    smtpserver.ehlo()
    smtpserver.starttls()
    smtpserver.ehlo()
    smtpserver.login(gmail_user, gmail_pwd)
    header = 'To:' + to + '\r\n' + 'From:  <your email here>\r\n' + 'Subject:There is an update in your tracking package '+packageNumber+'\r\n'
    print header
    msg = header + '\n RAW: '+ json_str +'\n\n' + info.encode('utf-8') 
    smtpserver.sendmail('your gmail here', to, msg)
    print 'done!'
    smtpserver.close()

 class alarmsAdmin:

    def scheduleSendEmails(self, packageNumber):
        content= ''
        scheduler = Scheduler('default',connection=Redis('localhost', port=6379))
        email='receiver of alarm email'
        # as it is now, scheduler will send you state of package every day by email.
        job=scheduler.schedule(datetime.now(),func= jobSendInfo,args=[email,packageNumber], interval=(60*60*24), repeat=None)
        #scheduler.enqueue_periodic(datetime.now(), (60*60*24), None, jobSendInfo, email, packageNumber)
        list_of_job_instances = scheduler.get_jobs(with_times=True)
        print list_of_job_instances,'<---jobs'
	#required.... you will find out fast in google :P.... any question is welcome. cmsvalenzuela at gmail

	import smtplib
	from rq_scheduler import Scheduler
	from datetime import datetime, timedelta
	from redis import Redis
	import re, requests, json
	import json,sys



	def jobSendInfo(receiver, packageNumber):
	#i was simply tired of adding a daily task to check for china packages
	# (lost packages, returned to sender, etc ), because i always forgot to check on tracking numbers...
	#unofficial 17£track api :-)
	payload = {'num': packageNumber, 'callback': 'a'}
	path='/r/handlertrack.ashx'
	url='http://www.17track.net'
	r = requests.get(url+path, params=payload)
	#json string extraction from response.
	json_str=re.findall(r'a\((.+)\)',str(r.text.encode('utf-8')))[0]
	data = json.loads(json_str)
	index=0
	info=''
	print json_str
	# from what i have tested, the json object key data['dat'][z#] is the actual event updates for the package
	while data['dat'].get('z'+str(index),[])!=[]:
	events= data['dat']['z'+str(index)]
	if type(events)==list:
	for event in events:
	info=info+'DATE: '+event['a'] + ', INFO: '+ event['z'] + ', PLACE: '+ (event['c'] if event['c'] else 'NA') +' \n\n'

	else:
	info=info+'DATE: '+events['a'] + ', INFO: '+ events['z'] + ', PLACE: '+ (events['c'] if events['c'] else 'NA') +' \n\n'

	index+=1


	#print areThereUpdates
	#TODOS
	#-missing a redis or other db, to check last state of package for the user, and generate an alarm, when a new event come, instead of perodic update,
	#-add mobile application to generate push msg instead of email



	#send an email, it could be a push notificacion too.
	to = receiver
	gmail_user = 'your gmail here'
	gmail_pwd = 'your gmail pwd here'
	smtpserver = smtplib.SMTP("smtp.gmail.com",587)
	smtpserver.ehlo()
	smtpserver.starttls()
	smtpserver.ehlo()
	smtpserver.login(gmail_user, gmail_pwd)
	header = 'To:' + to + '\r\n' + 'From: <your email here>\r\n' + 'Subject:There is an update in your tracking package '+packageNumber+'\r\n'
	print header
	msg = header + '\n RAW: '+ json_str +'\n\n' + info.encode('utf-8')
	smtpserver.sendmail('your gmail here', to, msg)
	print 'done!'
	smtpserver.close()

	class alarmsAdmin:

	def scheduleSendEmails(self, packageNumber):
	content= ''
	scheduler = Scheduler('default',connection=Redis('localhost', port=6379))
	email='receiver of alarm email'
	# as it is now, scheduler will send you state of package every day by email.
	job=scheduler.schedule(datetime.now(),func= jobSendInfo,args=[email,packageNumber], interval=(606024), repeat=None)
	#scheduler.enqueue_periodic(datetime.now(), (606024), None, jobSendInfo, email, packageNumber)
	list_of_job_instances = scheduler.get_jobs(with_times=True)
	print list_of_job_instances,'<---jobs'