| """Report an Oregon legislator's voting record from the OLIS OData API. | |
| Covers chamber floor votes (MeasureVotes) and committee votes (CommitteeVotes), | |
| annotated with each measure's CatchLine. | |
| Usage: | |
| python getVotingRecord.py --list | |
| python getVotingRecord.py --district 19 | |
| python getVotingRecord.py --name Andersen | |
| python getVotingRecord.py --district 26 --legislator "Rep Neron" |
| """Cross-reference enacted Oregon laws against one legislator's votes. | |
| Joins the enacted-measure list from getEnactedMeasures with the floor and | |
| committee votes from getVotingRecord, so you can see how your representative | |
| voted on each measure that actually became law. | |
| A measure can draw several floor votes (third reading, concurrence, | |
| repassage). All of them are listed; the chronologically last one is treated | |
| as the decisive vote and is what the summary tallies. |
| """Identify Oregon measures that became law, from the OLIS OData API. | |
| A measure is treated as enacted when it carries a real Oregon Laws chapter | |
| number and was not stopped by a sustained veto. Each enacted measure is | |
| classified by how it became law: | |
| Signed by Governor "Governor signed." appears in its history | |
| Law without signature chaptered, but never signed and never vetoed | |
| Veto overridden repassed under Art. V sec. 15b, veto not sustained |
| """Fetch Oregon legislature measures for given sessions from the OLIS OData API. | |
| Writes one plain-text report per session: | |
| 2025R1 -> measures_2025.txt | |
| 2026R1 -> measures_2026.txt | |
| """ | |
| import sys | |
| import requests |
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| sitemap_to_rss.py | |
| ================= | |
| Convert a sitemap XML file (URL or local path) into an RSS 2.0 feed. | |
| Supported namespaces | |
| -------------------- | |
| • http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9 (standard sitemap) | |
| • http://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap-news/0.9 (Google News extension) |
News websites publish new stories daily, but older content quickly becomes hard to find — buried behind pagination, missing from site search, or removed entirely. This project solves that by continuously collecting articles from RSS feeds and making them searchable through a simple web interface, creating a persistent archive that grows over time.
Target users: Anyone who wants to search or browse archived news stories across multiple sources.
| Listening at http://ron.mystatustool.com:2004 | |
| [Object: null prototype] { | |
| session: 's3750', | |
| domain: 'retiredkalam.com', | |
| port: '80', | |
| path: '/?rsscloud=notify', | |
| feed: 'https://retiredkalam.com/feed/' } | |
| s3750: POST https://retiredkalam.com/?rsscloud=notify https://retiredkalam.com/feed/ | |
| { method: 'POST', | |
| uri: 'https://retiredkalam.com/?rsscloud=notify', |
| { | |
| "events": [ | |
| { | |
| "method": "GET", | |
| "path": "/feedupdated", | |
| "params": { | |
| "url": "https://rsscloud4.wordpress.com/feed/", | |
| "challenge": "0f43e414a6ab0416c14bc1a0b73ce2" | |
| }, | |
| "myResponse": "0f43e414a6ab0416c14bc1a0b73ce2", |
| const myVersion = "0.4.0", myProductName = "clouddemo"; | |
| const fs = require ("fs"); | |
| const utils = require ("daveutils"); | |
| const qs = require ("querystring"); | |
| const request = require ("request"); | |
| const davehttp = require ("davehttp"); | |
| const xml2js = require ("xml2js"); | |
| const reallysimple = require ("reallysimple"); |