class InterfaceServer(Server):
def __init__(self, port=settings.port, plugins=[], debug=False):
super(InterfaceServer, self).__init__()
self.plugins = [p() for p in plugins]
self.port = port
def start(self):
from arachne.web import interface
from arachne.cassandra import Cassandra
self.datastore = Cassandra()
self.serve(self.port, interface.app, True)
def run_method(self, method, **args):
"""Run a method and save its results to the datastore. Returns either
a string (on failures) or a dict to be sent to the client."""
user_id = args.get('site_user_id', args.get('user_id', None))
result = super(InterfaceServer, self).run_method(method, **args)
# XXX: is this really enough of a "success" condition?
if user_id and isinstance(result, (dict, list)):
uuid = uuid4().hex
self.datastore.set(user_id, result, uuid)
return {uuid: result}
return result
class InterfaceServer(Server):
def __init__(self, port=settings.port, plugins=[], debug=False):
super(InterfaceServer, self).__init__()
self.plugins = [p() for p in plugins]
self.port = port
def start(self):
from arachne.web import interface
from arachne.cassandra import Cassandra
self.datastore = Cassandra()
self.serve(self.port, interface.app, True)
def run_method(self, method, **args):
"""Run a method and save its results to the datastore. Returns either
a string (on failures) or a dict to be sent to the client."""
user_id = args.get("site_user_id", args.get("user_id", None))
result = super(InterfaceServer, self).run_method(method, **args)
# XXX: is this really enough of a "success" condition?
if user_id and isinstance(result, (dict, list)):
uuid = uuid4().hex
self.datastore.set(user_id, result, uuid)
return {uuid: result}
return result
def start(self):
from arachne.web import interface
from arachne.cassandra import Cassandra
self.datastore = Cassandra()
self.serve(self.port, interface.app, True)
def start(self):
from arachne.web import interface
from arachne.cassandra import Cassandra
self.datastore = Cassandra()
self.serve(self.port, interface.app, True)
