def toEntry(self, video):
e = Entry()
if video.title != None:
e.title = video.title.text.decode('UTF-8')
if video.content != None:
if video.media.content != None:
e.text = '<div class="video">' + self.getFlashPlayerHTML( video.media.content[0].url ) + '</div>'
if video.content.text != None:
e.text += video.content.text.decode('UTF-8')
e.source = self.source_id
e.external_id = video.id.text
e.created = parse( video.published.text )
e.url = video.link[0].href
if video.media.keywords != None:
# split the tags
e.tags = video.media.keywords.text.decode('UTF-8').replace(' ','').split(',')
# save the location data if available
if video.geo:
e.lat = str(video.geo.latitude())
e.lng = str(video.geo.longitude())
return e
def toEntry(self, item): e = Entry() e.title = item.title e.url = item.link e.created = parse(item.published) e.source = self.source_id e.external_id = item.id # if there's an annotation, let's use it as the body for the post if 'content' in item: if len(item.content) > 1: e.text = item.content[1].value return e
def toEntry(self, post):
e = Entry()
e.external_id = post['hash']
e.url = post['href']
e.title = post['description']
e.text = post['extended']
e.source = self.source_id
e.created = parse( post['time'] )
# this is a bit weird but for some reason, the list of tags from post['tags'] will
# report at least one element even if it's empty, so we need to protect against that
e.tags = [] if len(post['tags'][0]) == 0 else post['tags']
return e
def toEntry(self, item):
e = Entry()
e.external_id = item.id
e.created = item.created_time
e.source = self.source_id
e.url = item.link
e.title = item.caption.text
e.text = self.makeInstagramText(item)
# save the location data in case it's got any
if 'location' in dir(item):
e.lat = "%.15f" % item.location.point.latitude
e.lng = "%.15f" % item.location.point.longitude
e.location_name = item.location.name
return e
def post(self):
form = EntryForm( self.request.POST )
if form.is_valid():
# validation successful, we can save the data
e = Entry()
print(form.clean_data)
e.title = form.clean_data['title']
e.text = form.clean_data['text']
e.tags = form.clean_data['tags'].split(' ')
e.lat = form.clean_data['lat']
e.lng = form.clean_data['lng']
e.source = 'blog'
e.put()
# redirect to the main page
self.redirect( '/' )
else:
# form not valid, must show again with the errors
self.writeResponse( 'new_blog_post.html', { 'form': form.render() } )
def _addNewEntry(self, form):
if form.is_valid():
# validation successful, we can save the data
e = Entry()
e.title = form.clean_data['title']
e.text = form.clean_data['text']
e.tags = form.clean_data['tags'].split(' ')
e.lat = form.clean_data['lat']
if e.lat == "":
e.lat = None
e.lng = form.clean_data['lng']
if e.lng == "":
e.lng = None
e.source = 'blog'
e.put()
e = Entry.get(e.key())
# reset the data cache since there's new content
from google.appengine.api import memcache
memcache.flush_all()
# return successful creation
view_data = {
'message': 'New blog entry added successfully. <a href="%s">Link to the entry</a>.' % e.permalink(),
'error': False,
'entry_link': e.permalink(),
'entry': e
}
self.writeResponse(view_data)
else:
# form not valid, must show again with the errors
data = { 'error': True, 'errors': {}}
# (the Form object is actually iterable)
for field in form:
if field.errors:
data['errors'][field.name] = field.errors
self.writeResponse(data)
