Beispiel #1
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def account_list(request, label_filter = None):
	"""
	Render the listing of all accounts.

	On GET, it will return a listing of all accounts.
	"""

	# Recover the groups the accessor is in
	request_user = request.user

	account_list = Account.objects.all()
	return_list = []

	# Get list of labels (there is probably some SQL command/a better way to do this)
	label_list = []
	#for account in account_list:
	#	for label in account.labels:
	#		label_list.append(label)

	# Remove duplicate labels
	label_list = list(set(label_list))

	# TODO: Figure out how to grab this without linear search
	for account in account_list:
		if authenticate_account(request_user, account) and (not label_filter or account.labels.filter(name=label_filter)):
			return_list.append(account)

	context = RequestContext(request, {"section":"accounts",
		"account_list":return_list, "label_list":label_list})
	return render_to_response("accounts/list.html", context)
Beispiel #2
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def account_update(request, account_id, *args, **kargs):
	"""
	Update an individual account.

	On GET, it will return a form to update the account.
	On POST, it will update information about the account.
	"""

	account = get_object_or_404(Account, pk=account_id)

	# Check that the user can access it, or 403
	if not authenticate_account(request.user, account):
		raise PermissionDenied()

	if request.method == 'POST':
		# Try to validate and update
		account_form = AccountForm(request.POST, instance=account)
		if account_form.is_valid():
			account = account_form.save()
			return HttpResponseRedirect('/account')
	else:
		# Populate the form with the current account's data
		account_form = AccountForm(instance=account)

	# Pass back the form we have, after updating CSRF
	kargs.update(csrf(request))
	context = RequestContext(request, dict(section="accounts",
		form=account_form, mode="update", account=account, **kargs))
	return render_to_response("accounts/form.html", context)
Beispiel #3
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def account_update(request, account_id, *args, **kargs):
    """
	Update an individual account.

	On GET, it will return a form to update the account.
	On POST, it will update information about the account.
	"""

    account = get_object_or_404(Account, pk=account_id)

    # Check that the user can access it, or 403
    if not authenticate_account(request.user, account):
        raise PermissionDenied()

    if request.method == 'POST':
        # Try to validate and update
        account_form = AccountForm(request.POST, instance=account)
        if account_form.is_valid():
            account = account_form.save()
            return HttpResponseRedirect('/account')
    else:
        # Populate the form with the current account's data
        account_form = AccountForm(instance=account)

    # Pass back the form we have, after updating CSRF
    kargs.update(csrf(request))
    context = RequestContext(
        request,
        dict(section="accounts",
             form=account_form,
             mode="update",
             account=account,
             **kargs))
    return render_to_response("accounts/form.html", context)
Beispiel #4
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def account_detail(request, account_id):
    """
	Show details of a specific account.

	On GET, it will return details on the account numbered account_id.
	"""

    # Grab the account (or 404, of course)
    account = get_object_or_404(Account, pk=account_id)

    # Check that the user can access it, or 403
    if not authenticate_account(request.user, account):
        raise PermissionDenied()

    # Get the transactions from or to this account
    transaction_list = Transaction.objects.filter(
        Q(from_acct=account) | Q(to_acct=account))

    # Pass it back out to the renderer
    context = RequestContext(
        request, {
            "section": "accounts",
            "transactions": transaction_list,
            "account": account
        })
    return render_to_response("accounts/detail.html", context)
Beispiel #5
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def account_list(request):
	"""
	Render the listing of all accounts.

	On GET, it will return a listing of all accounts.
	"""

	# Recover the groups the accessor is in
	request_user = request.user

	account_list = Account.objects.all()
	return_list = []

	# TODO: Figure out how to grab this without linear search
	for account in account_list:
		if authenticate_account(request_user, account):
			return_list.append(account)

	context = RequestContext(request, {"section":"accounts",
		"account_list":return_list})
	return render_to_response("accounts/list.html", context)
Beispiel #6
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def account_list(request):
    """
	Render the listing of all accounts.

	On GET, it will return a listing of all accounts.
	"""

    # Recover the groups the accessor is in
    request_user = request.user

    account_list = Account.objects.all()
    return_list = []

    # TODO: Figure out how to grab this without linear search
    for account in account_list:
        if authenticate_account(request_user, account):
            return_list.append(account)

    context = RequestContext(request, {
        "section": "accounts",
        "account_list": return_list
    })
    return render_to_response("accounts/list.html", context)
Beispiel #7
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def account_detail(request, account_id):
	"""
	Show details of a specific account.

	On GET, it will return details on the account numbered account_id.
	"""

	# Grab the account (or 404, of course)
	account = get_object_or_404(Account, pk=account_id)

	# Check that the user can access it, or 403
	if not authenticate_account(request.user, account):
		raise PermissionDenied()

	# Get the transactions from or to this account
	transaction_list = Transaction.objects.filter(
			Q(from_acct=account) | Q(to_acct=account)
			)

	# Pass it back out to the renderer
	context = RequestContext(request, {"section":"accounts",
		"transactions":transaction_list,
		"account":account})
	return render_to_response("accounts/detail.html", context)