def enable_tool(request):
tool = Tool.objects.get(id=request.POST['tool_id'])
customer = User.objects.get(id=request.POST['customer_id'])
project = Project.objects.get(id=request.POST['project_id'])
response = check_policy_to_enable_tool(tool, operator=customer, user=customer, project=project, staff_charge=False)
if response.status_code != HTTPStatus.OK:
dictionary = {
'message': 'You are not authorized to enable this tool. {}'.format(response),
'delay': 10,
}
return render(request, 'kiosk/acknowledgement.html', dictionary)
# All policy checks passed so enable the tool for the user.
if tool.interlock and not tool.interlock.unlock():
raise Exception("The interlock command for this tool failed. The error message returned: " + str(tool.interlock.most_recent_reply))
# Create a new usage event to track how long the user uses the tool.
new_usage_event = UsageEvent()
new_usage_event.operator = customer
new_usage_event.user = customer
new_usage_event.project = project
new_usage_event.tool = tool
new_usage_event.save()
dictionary = {'message': 'You can now use the {}'.format(tool)}
return render(request, 'kiosk/acknowledgement.html', dictionary)
def enable_tool(request, tool_id, user_id, project_id, staff_charge):
""" Enable a tool for a user. The user must be qualified to do so based on the lab usage policy. """
if not settings.ALLOW_CONDITIONAL_URLS:
return HttpResponseBadRequest('Tool control is only available on campus. We\'re working to change that! Thanks for your patience.')
tool = get_object_or_404(Tool, id=tool_id)
operator = request.user
user = get_object_or_404(User, id=user_id)
project = get_object_or_404(Project, id=project_id)
staff_charge = staff_charge == 'true'
response = check_policy_to_enable_tool(tool, operator, user, project, staff_charge)
if response.status_code != HTTPStatus.OK:
return response
# All policy checks passed so enable the tool for the user.
if tool.interlock and not tool.interlock.unlock():
raise Exception("The interlock command for this tool failed. The error message returned: " + str(tool.interlock.most_recent_reply))
# Create a new usage event to track how long the user uses the tool.
new_usage_event = UsageEvent()
new_usage_event.operator = operator
new_usage_event.user = user
new_usage_event.project = project
new_usage_event.tool = tool
new_usage_event.save()
if staff_charge:
new_staff_charge = StaffCharge()
new_staff_charge.staff_member = request.user
new_staff_charge.customer = user
new_staff_charge.project = project
new_staff_charge.save()
return response
def enable_tool(request, tool_id, user_id, project_id, staff_charge):
""" Enable a tool for a user. The user must be qualified to do so based on the lab usage policy. """
if not settings.ALLOW_CONDITIONAL_URLS:
return HttpResponseBadRequest(
"Tool control is only available on campus. We're working to change that! Thanks for your patience."
)
tool = get_object_or_404(Tool, id=tool_id)
operator = request.user
user = get_object_or_404(User, id=user_id)
project = get_object_or_404(Project, id=project_id)
staff_charge = staff_charge == "true"
bypass_interlock = request.POST.get("bypass", 'False') == 'True'
response = check_policy_to_enable_tool(tool, operator, user, project,
staff_charge)
if response.status_code != HTTPStatus.OK:
return response
# All policy checks passed so enable the tool for the user.
if tool.interlock and not tool.interlock.unlock():
if bypass_interlock and interlock_bypass_allowed(user):
pass
else:
return interlock_error("Enable", user)
# Start staff charge before tool usage
if staff_charge:
new_staff_charge = StaffCharge()
new_staff_charge.staff_member = request.user
new_staff_charge.customer = user
new_staff_charge.project = project
new_staff_charge.save()
# If the tool requires area access, start charging area access time
#At Princeton, removing automatic area access charge
#if tool.requires_area_access:
#area_access = AreaAccessRecord()
#area_access.area = tool.requires_area_access
#area_access.staff_charge = new_staff_charge
#area_access.customer = new_staff_charge.customer
#area_access.project = new_staff_charge.project
#area_access.save()
# Create a new usage event to track how long the user uses the tool.
new_usage_event = UsageEvent()
new_usage_event.operator = operator
new_usage_event.user = user
new_usage_event.project = project
new_usage_event.tool = tool
new_usage_event.save()
return response
def do_enable_tool(request, tool_id):
tool = Tool.objects.get(id=tool_id)
customer = User.objects.get(id=request.POST["customer_id"])
project = Project.objects.get(id=request.POST["project_id"])
bypass_interlock = request.POST.get("bypass", 'False') == 'True'
response = check_policy_to_enable_tool(tool,
operator=customer,
user=customer,
project=project,
staff_charge=False)
if response.status_code != HTTPStatus.OK:
dictionary = {
"message":
"You are not authorized to enable this tool. {}".format(
response.content.decode()),
"delay":
10,
}
return render(request, "kiosk/acknowledgement.html", dictionary)
# All policy checks passed so enable the tool for the user.
if tool.interlock and not tool.interlock.unlock():
if bypass_interlock and interlock_bypass_allowed(customer):
pass
else:
return interlock_error("Enable", customer)
# Create a new usage event to track how long the user uses the tool.
new_usage_event = UsageEvent()
new_usage_event.operator = customer
new_usage_event.user = customer
new_usage_event.project = project
new_usage_event.tool = tool
new_usage_event.save()
dictionary = {
"message": "You can now use the {}".format(tool),
"badge_number": customer.badge_number
}
return render(request, "kiosk/acknowledgement.html", dictionary)
