def clear_and_reindex(root):
import re
from pyramid.traversal import resource_path
from pyramid.traversal import find_interface
from repoze.catalog.query import Eq
from voteit.core.models.catalog import metadata_for_query
from voteit.core.models.catalog import index_object
from voteit.core.models.catalog import reindex_object
from voteit.core.models.catalog import update_indexes
from voteit.core.models.interfaces import IMeeting
from voteit.core.scripts.catalog import find_all_base_content
# reindex catalog
root.catalog.clear()
updated_indexes = update_indexes(root.catalog, reindex=False)
contents = find_all_base_content(root)
content_count = len(contents)
#Note: There might be catalog aware models outside of this scope.
#In that case, we need some way of finding them
print "Found %s objects to update" % content_count
i = 1
p = 1
for obj in contents:
index_object(root.catalog, obj)
if p == 100:
print "%s of %s done" % (i, content_count)
p = 0
i += 1
p += 1
def clear_and_reindex(root):
import re
from pyramid.traversal import resource_path
from pyramid.traversal import find_interface
from repoze.catalog.query import Eq
from voteit.core.models.catalog import metadata_for_query
from voteit.core.models.catalog import index_object
from voteit.core.models.catalog import reindex_object
from voteit.core.models.catalog import update_indexes
from voteit.core.models.interfaces import IMeeting
from voteit.core.scripts.catalog import find_all_base_content
# reindex catalog
root.catalog.clear()
updated_indexes = update_indexes(root.catalog, reindex=False)
contents = find_all_base_content(root)
content_count = len(contents)
#Note: There might be catalog aware models outside of this scope.
#In that case, we need some way of finding them
print "Found %s objects to update" % content_count
i = 1
p = 1
for obj in contents:
index_object(root.catalog, obj)
if p == 100:
print "%s of %s done" % (i, content_count)
p = 0
i+=1
p+=1
def test_index_object_preforms_reindex_if_object_already_indexed(self):
from voteit.core.models.catalog import index_object
catalog = self.root.catalog
meeting = createContent('Meeting')
meeting.title = 'hello world'
self.root['meeting'] = meeting
meeting.title = 'something new'
#This should now preform reindex instead
index_object(catalog, meeting)
self.assertEqual(catalog.query("title == 'something new'")[0], 1)
def test_index_object_preforms_reindex_if_object_already_indexed(self):
from voteit.core.models.catalog import index_object
catalog = self.root.catalog
meeting = createContent('Meeting')
meeting.title = 'hello world'
self.root['meeting'] = meeting
meeting.title = 'something new'
#This should now preform reindex instead
index_object(catalog, meeting)
self.assertEqual(catalog.query("title == 'something new'")[0], 1)
def import_data(self, parent, name, filedata):
connection = parent._p_jar
new_obj = connection.importFile(filedata)
if ISiteRoot.providedBy(new_obj):
raise ValueError(
"Importing a new site root is not supported. If you want to import a complete database, simply copy the database file Data.fs"
)
parent[name] = new_obj
# Reindex all objects
for obj in find_all_base_content(new_obj):
index_object(self.context.catalog, obj)
def change_votes(root, userid, userid_lower):
catalog = root.catalog
result = catalog.search(content_type='Vote', creators=(userid, ))[1]
for docid in result:
# get vote
obj = resolve_catalog_docid(catalog, root, docid)
# get parent of vote
parent = obj.__parent__
# if userid is in parent container and the object in the parent is the object from the catalog
if userid in parent and parent[userid] == obj:
#Remember that this part won't reindex the catalog as it normally does.
unindex_object(catalog, parent[userid])
del parent[userid] # remove with old userid
parent[userid_lower] = obj # add with new userid
index_object(catalog, obj)
def change_votes(root, userid, userid_lower):
catalog = root.catalog
result = catalog.search(content_type='Vote', creators=(userid,))[1]
for docid in result:
# get vote
obj = resolve_catalog_docid(catalog, root, docid)
# get parent of vote
parent = obj.__parent__
# if userid is in parent container and the object in the parent is the object from the catalog
if userid in parent and parent[userid] == obj:
#Remember that this part won't reindex the catalog as it normally does.
unindex_object(catalog, parent[userid])
del parent[userid] # remove with old userid
parent[userid_lower] = obj # add with new userid
index_object(catalog, obj)
def clear_and_reindex(root):
# reindex catalog
root.catalog.clear()
updated_indexes = update_indexes(root.catalog, reindex=False)
contents = find_all_base_content(root)
content_count = len(contents)
#Note: There might be catalog aware models outside of this scope.
#In that case, we need some way of finding them
print "Found %s objects to update" % content_count
i = 1
p = 1
for obj in contents:
index_object(root.catalog, obj)
if p == 100:
print "%s of %s done" % (i, content_count)
p = 0
i += 1
p += 1
def clear_and_reindex(root):
# reindex catalog
root.catalog.clear()
updated_indexes = update_indexes(root.catalog, reindex=False)
contents = find_all_base_content(root)
content_count = len(contents)
#Note: There might be catalog aware models outside of this scope.
#In that case, we need some way of finding them
print "Found %s objects to update" % content_count
i = 1
p = 1
for obj in contents:
index_object(root.catalog, obj)
if p == 100:
print "%s of %s done" % (i, content_count)
p = 0
i+=1
p+=1
def update_catalog(*args):
worker = ScriptWorker('update_catalog')
cat = worker.root.catalog
print "Clearing old data from catalog"
cat.clear()
updated_indexes = update_indexes(cat, reindex=False)
if updated_indexes:
print "The following indexes were added: %s" % ", ".join(updated_indexes)
print "Performing reindex of catalog indexes and metadata. This might take some time."
contents = find_all_base_content(worker.root)
content_count = len(contents)
#Note: There might be catalog aware models outside of this scope.
#In that case, we need some way of finding them
print "Found %s objects to update" % content_count
i = 1
p = 1
for obj in contents:
index_object(cat, obj)
if p == 20:
print "%s of %s done" % (i, content_count)
p = 0
i+=1
p+=1
print "Update complete - reindexed %s objects" % content_count
print "Committing to database"
transaction.commit()
print "Done"
worker.shutdown()
def update_catalog(*args):
worker = ScriptWorker("update_catalog")
cat = worker.root.catalog
print "Clearing old data from catalog"
cat.clear()
updated_indexes = update_indexes(cat, reindex=False)
if updated_indexes:
print "The following indexes were added: %s" % ", ".join(updated_indexes)
print "Performing reindex of catalog indexes and metadata. This might take some time."
contents = find_all_base_content(worker.root)
content_count = len(contents)
# Note: There might be catalog aware models outside of this scope.
# In that case, we need some way of finding them
print "Found %s objects to update" % content_count
i = 1
p = 1
for obj in contents:
index_object(cat, obj)
if p == 20:
print "%s of %s done" % (i, content_count)
p = 0
i += 1
p += 1
print "Update complete - reindexed %s objects" % content_count
print "Committing to database"
transaction.commit()
print "Done"
worker.shutdown()
def object_added(obj, event):
""" Index a base content object. """
root = find_interface(obj, ISiteRoot)
index_object(root.catalog, obj)
_update_if_ai_parent(root.catalog, obj)
def object_added(obj, event):
""" Index a base content object. """
root = find_interface(obj, ISiteRoot)
index_object(root.catalog, obj)
_update_if_ai_parent(root.catalog, obj)
