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Install Python 3.7, as a pyenv virtualenv named v37

To install pyenv on Centos: https://gist.github.com/ysaotome/7956676

Install this package

To install from this directory, pip install -e ./

Download releasepoints

Download all USC releasepoints into a directory called USC_RELEASEPOINTS with:

`$ python downloadusc.py `

This does two things:

  • Download the releasepoints, each in its directory, to the constants.USC_RELEASEPOINTS directory

  • Create a file in JSON format at constants.USC_RELEASEPOINT_JSON_PATH (USC_RELEASEPOINTS/uscreleasepoints.json) This JSON is an array of objects, each of the form:

    ```json
{"name": "116-91", "date": "12/19/2019", "titlesAffected": ["18", "20", "26"], "url": "https://uscode.house.gov/download/releasepoints/us/pl/116/91/xml_uscAll@116-91.zip"},
```

Load releasepoints into XCiteDB

`$ python loaduscxcite.py `

This reads the releasepoints list from uscreleasepoints.json and loads the titles from each directory to XCiteDB

Install a chronjob to download and update the USC nightly, if anything has changed

  • Copy this directory (the top level loadusc) into /main/loadusc The path to setup.py will be /main/loadusc/setup.py and the shell script will be /main/loadusc/updateusc.sh

  • Check if cron package is installed:

$dpkg -l cron (Ubuntu)

  • If cron is not installed, install the cron package:

$ apt-get install cron (Ubuntu)

  • Verify if cron service is running: systemctl status cron

  • Configure cron job:

Edit /etc/crontab ($ crontab -e) Add the following line to run the script every day at 2a.m.:

0 2 * * * /path/to/updateusc.sh