def serialize_eventusers(organization, item_list, user, lookup):
if not item_list:
return {}
# We have no reliable way to map the tag value format
# back into real EventUser rows. EventUser is only unique
# per-project, and this is an organization aggregate.
# This means a single value maps to multiple rows.
filters = reduce(
or_,
[
Q(hash=EventUser.hash_from_tag(tag), project_id=project)
for tag, project in item_list
],
)
eu_by_key = {(eu.tag_value, eu.project_id): eu
for eu in EventUser.objects.filter(filters)}
projects = serialize_projects(organization, {i[1]
for i in item_list}, user)
rv = {}
for tag, project in item_list:
eu = eu_by_key.get((tag, project))
if eu is None:
attr, value = tag.split(":", 1)
eu = EventUser(project_id=project,
**{EventUser.attr_from_keyword(attr): value})
rv[(tag, project)] = {
HEALTH_ID_KEY: make_health_id(lookup,
[eu.tag_value, eu.project_id]),
"value": {
"id": str(eu.id) if eu.id else None,
"project": projects.get(eu.project_id),
"hash": eu.hash,
"tagValue": eu.tag_value,
"identifier": eu.ident,
"username": eu.username,
"email": eu.email,
"ipAddress": eu.ip_address,
"dateCreated": eu.date_added,
"label": eu.get_label(),
"name": eu.get_display_name(),
"geo": geo_by_addr(eu.ip_address),
},
}
return rv
def serialize_eventusers(organization, item_list, user, lookup):
if not item_list:
return {}
# We have no reliable way to map the tag value format
# back into real EventUser rows. EventUser is only unique
# per-project, and this is an organization aggregate.
# This means a single value maps to multiple rows.
filters = reduce(or_, [
Q(hash=EventUser.hash_from_tag(tag), project_id=project)
for tag, project in item_list
])
eu_by_key = {(eu.tag_value, eu.project_id): eu
for eu in EventUser.objects.filter(filters)}
projects = serialize_projects(organization, {i[1]
for i in item_list}, user)
rv = {}
for tag, project in item_list:
eu = eu_by_key.get((tag, project))
if eu is None:
attr, value = tag.split(':', 1)
eu = EventUser(project_id=project,
**{EventUser.attr_from_keyword(attr): value})
rv[(tag, project)] = {
HEALTH_ID_KEY: make_health_id(lookup,
[eu.tag_value, eu.project_id]),
'value': {
'id': six.text_type(eu.id) if eu.id else None,
'project': projects.get(eu.project_id),
'hash': eu.hash,
'tagValue': eu.tag_value,
'identifier': eu.ident,
'username': eu.username,
'email': eu.email,
'ipAddress': eu.ip_address,
'dateCreated': eu.date_added,
'label': eu.get_label(),
'name': eu.get_display_name(),
'geo': geo_by_addr(eu.ip_address),
},
}
return rv
def serialize_eventusers(organization, item_list, user, lookup):
if not item_list:
return {}
# We have no reliable way to map the tag value format
# back into real EventUser rows. EventUser is only unique
# per-project, and this is an organization aggregate.
# This means a single value maps to multiple rows.
filters = reduce(or_, [
Q(hash=EventUser.hash_from_tag(tag), project_id=project)
for tag, project in item_list
])
eu_by_key = {
(eu.tag_value, eu.project_id): eu
for eu in EventUser.objects.filter(filters)
}
projects = serialize_projects(organization, {i[1] for i in item_list}, user)
rv = {}
for tag, project in item_list:
eu = eu_by_key.get((tag, project))
if eu is None:
attr, value = tag.split(':', 1)
eu = EventUser(project_id=project, **{EventUser.attr_from_keyword(attr): value})
rv[(tag, project)] = {
HEALTH_ID_KEY: make_health_id(lookup, [eu.tag_value, eu.project_id]),
'value': {
'id': six.text_type(eu.id) if eu.id else None,
'project': projects.get(eu.project_id),
'hash': eu.hash,
'tagValue': eu.tag_value,
'identifier': eu.ident,
'username': eu.username,
'email': eu.email,
'ipAddress': eu.ip_address,
'dateCreated': eu.date_added,
'label': eu.get_label(),
'name': eu.get_display_name(),
'geo': geo_by_addr(eu.ip_address),
},
}
return rv
