def event_create(values):
new_event = api_base.entity_create(models.TimeLineEvent, values)
if new_event:
if new_event.story_id is not None:
stories_api.story_update_updated_at(new_event.story_id)
# TODO(SotK): Update board and worklist updated_at when they get events
if CONF.enable_notifications:
# Build the payload. Use of None is included to ensure that we don't
# accidentally blow up the API call, but we don't anticipate it
# happening.
event_dict = tojson(TimeLineEvent,
TimeLineEvent.from_db_model(new_event))
publish(author_id=request.current_user_id or None,
method="POST",
url=request.headers.get('Referer') or None,
path=request.path or None,
query_string=request.query_string or None,
status=response.status_code or None,
resource="timeline_event",
resource_id=new_event.id or None,
resource_after=event_dict or None)
return new_event
def event_create(values):
new_event = api_base.entity_create(models.TimeLineEvent, values)
if new_event:
if new_event.story_id is not None:
stories_api.story_update_updated_at(new_event.story_id)
# TODO(SotK): Update board and worklist updated_at when they get events
if CONF.enable_notifications:
# Build the payload. Use of None is included to ensure that we don't
# accidentally blow up the API call, but we don't anticipate it
# happening.
event_dict = tojson(TimeLineEvent,
TimeLineEvent.from_db_model(new_event))
publish(author_id=request.current_user_id or None,
method="POST",
url=request.headers.get('Referer') or None,
path=request.path or None,
query_string=request.query_string or None,
status=response.status_code or None,
resource="timeline_event",
resource_id=new_event.id or None,
resource_after=event_dict or None)
return new_event
def after(self, state):
# Ignore get methods, we only care about changes.
if state.request.method not in ['POST', 'PUT', 'DELETE']:
return
# Ignore requests that failed
if state.response.status_code >= 400:
return
request = state.request
response = state.response
# Attempt to determine the type of the payload. This checks for
# nested paths.
(resource, resource_id, subresource, subresource_id) \
= self.parse(request.path)
# FIXME: Ignore worklists and boards for now, since they cause a
# 500 error when moving cards that seems to be pika breaking.
if resource in ['board', 'worklist']:
return
# On a POST method, the server has assigned an ID to the resource,
# so we should be getting it from the resource rather than the URL.
if state.request.method == 'POST':
response_body = json.loads(response.body)
if response_body:
if not subresource:
resource_id = response_body.get('id')
elif subresource == 'comment':
subresource_id = response_body.get('comment').get('id')
else:
resource_id = None
# Get a copy of the resource post-modification. Will return None in
# the case of a DELETE.
new_resource = self.get_original_resource(resource, resource_id)
# Extract the old resource when possible.
if hasattr(state, 'old_entity_values'):
old_resource = state.old_entity_values
else:
old_resource = None
# Build the payload. Use of None is included to ensure that we don't
# accidentally blow up the API call, but we don't anticipate it
# happening.
publish(author_id=request.current_user_id,
method=request.method,
url=request.headers.get('Referer'),
path=request.path,
query_string=request.query_string,
status=response.status_code,
resource=resource,
resource_id=resource_id,
sub_resource=subresource,
sub_resource_id=subresource_id,
resource_before=old_resource,
resource_after=new_resource)
def after(self, state):
# Ignore get methods, we only care about changes.
if state.request.method not in ['POST', 'PUT', 'DELETE']:
return
request = state.request
response = state.response
# Attempt to determine the type of the payload. This checks for
# nested paths.
(resource, resource_id, subresource, subresource_id) \
= self.parse(request.path)
# FIXME: Ignore worklists and boards for now, since they cause a
# 500 error when moving cards that seems to be pika breaking.
if resource in ['board', 'worklist']:
return
# On a POST method, the server has assigned an ID to the resource,
# so we should be getting it from the resource rather than the URL.
if state.request.method == 'POST':
response_body = json.loads(response.body)
if response_body:
if not subresource:
resource_id = response_body.get('id')
elif subresource == 'comment':
subresource_id = response_body.get('comment').get('id')
else:
resource_id = None
# Get a copy of the resource post-modification. Will return None in
# the case of a DELETE.
new_resource = self.get_original_resource(resource, resource_id)
# Extract the old resource when possible.
if hasattr(state, 'old_entity_values'):
old_resource = state.old_entity_values
else:
old_resource = None
# Build the payload. Use of None is included to ensure that we don't
# accidentally blow up the API call, but we don't anticipate it
# happening.
publish(author_id=request.current_user_id,
method=request.method,
url=request.headers.get('Referer'),
path=request.path,
query_string=request.query_string,
status=response.status_code,
resource=resource,
resource_id=resource_id,
sub_resource=subresource,
sub_resource_id=subresource_id,
resource_before=old_resource,
resource_after=new_resource)
def after(self, state):
# Ignore get methods, we only care about changes.
if state.request.method not in ["POST", "PUT", "DELETE"]:
return
request = state.request
response = state.response
# Attempt to determine the type of the payload. This checks for
# nested paths.
(resource, resource_id, subresource, subresource_id) = self.parse(request.path)
# On a POST method, the server has assigned an ID to the resource,
# so we should be getting it from the resource rather than the URL.
if state.request.method == "POST":
response_body = json.loads(response.body)
if response_body:
resource_id = response_body.get("id")
else:
resource_id = None
# Get a copy of the resource post-modification. Will return None in
# the case of a DELETE.
new_resource = self.get_original_resource(resource, resource_id)
# Extract the old resource when possible.
if hasattr(state, "old_entity_values"):
old_resource = state.old_entity_values
else:
old_resource = None
# Build the payload. Use of None is included to ensure that we don't
# accidentally blow up the API call, but we don't anticipate it
# happening.
publish(
author_id=request.current_user_id,
method=request.method,
path=request.path,
status=response.status_code,
resource=resource,
resource_id=resource_id,
sub_resource=subresource,
sub_resource_id=subresource_id,
resource_before=old_resource,
resource_after=new_resource,
)
def event_create(values):
new_event = api_base.entity_create(models.TimeLineEvent, values)
if CONF.enable_notifications:
# Build the payload. Use of None is included to ensure that we don't
# accidentally blow up the API call, but we don't anticipate it
# happening.
event_dict = tojson(TimeLineEvent,
TimeLineEvent.from_db_model(new_event))
publish(author_id=request.current_user_id or None,
method="POST",
path=request.path or None,
status=response.status_code or None,
resource="timeline_event",
resource_id=new_event.id or None,
resource_after=event_dict or None)
return new_event
