def get(self):
recipes = Recipe.get_all_published()
data = []
for recipe in recipes:
data.append(recipe.data())
return {'data': data}, HTTPStatus.OK
def get(self, q, page, per_page, sort, order):
# get all recipes (that published)
print('Quering the database..')
if sort not in ['created_at', 'cook_time', 'num_of_servings']:
sort = 'created_at'
if order not in ['asc', 'desc']:
order = 'desc'
paginated_recipes = Recipe.get_all_published(q, page, per_page, sort, order)
return recipe_pagination_schema.dump(paginated_recipes), HTTPStatus.OK
def get(self, q, page, per_page, sort, order):
if sort not in ['created_at', 'cook_time', 'num_of_servings']:
sort = 'created_at'
if order not in ['asc', 'desc']:
order = 'desc'
paginated_recipes = Recipe.get_all_published(page=page,
per_page=per_page,
sort=sort,
order=order,
q=q)
return recipe_pagination_schema.dump(
paginated_recipes).data, HTTPStatus.OK
def get(self, q, page, per_page, sort, order):
"""This method have the logic to retrieve
all recipes, paginate, sort results and search for recipes"""
# Accept only the created_at, cook_time, and num_of_servings values
if sort not in ['created_at', 'cook_time', 'num_of_servings']:
sort = 'created_at'
# Accept only the asc and desc values
if order not in ['asc', 'desc']:
order = 'desc'
paginated_recipes = Recipe.get_all_published(q, page, per_page, sort, order)
return recipe_pagination_schema.dump(paginated_recipes).data, HTTPStatus.OK
def get(self):
sort = request.args.get("sort", "created_at")
order = request.args.get("order", "desc")
q = request.args.get("q", "")
per_page = int(request.args.get("per_page", 10))
page = int(request.args.get("page", 1))
if sort not in ["created_at", "cook_time", "num_of_servings"]:
sort = "created_at"
if order not in ["asc", "desc"]:
order = "desc"
paginated_recipes = Recipe.get_all_published(q, page, per_page, order,
sort)
return recipe_pagination_schema.dump(paginated_recipes), HTTPStatus.OK
def get(self, q, page, per_page, sort, order):
"""
Passes three arguments in the get_all_published method
and gets the pagination object back. returns the
paginated recipes as serialized and back to front
end client. The q parameter passed the search string into the API
"""
print('Querying database')
if sort not in ['created_at', 'cook_time', 'num_of_servings']:
sort = 'created_at'
if order not in ['asc', 'desc']:
order = 'desc'
paginated_recipes = Recipe.get_all_published(q, page, per_page, sort,
order)
return recipe_pagination_schema.dump(
paginated_recipes).data, HTTPStatus.OK
def get(self, q, page, per_page):
paginated_recipes = Recipe.get_all_published(q, page, per_page)
return recipe_pagination_schema.dump(
paginated_recipes).data, HTTPStatus.OK
def get(self):
recipes = Recipe.get_all_published()
return recipe_list_schema.dump(recipes).data, HTTPStatus.OK
