def __init__(self, queryset, responders=None, **kwargs):
"""
Replaces the responder in Collection.__init__ with responders, which
maybe a list of responders or None. In the case of None, default
responders are allocated to the colelction.
See Collection.__init__ for more details
"""
if responders is None:
responders = {"json": JSONResponder(), "xml": XMLResponder()}
self.responders = {}
for k, r in responders.items():
Collection.__init__(self, queryset, r, **kwargs)
self.responders[k] = self.responder
def __init__(self, queryset, responders=None, **kwargs):
'''
Replaces the responder in Collection.__init__ with responders, which
maybe a list of responders or None. In the case of None, default
responders are allocated to the colelction.
See Collection.__init__ for more details
'''
if responders is None:
responders = {
'json': JSONResponder(),
'xml': XMLResponder(),
}
self.responders = {}
for k, r in responders.items():
Collection.__init__(self, queryset, r, **kwargs)
self.responders[k] = self.responder
def __call__(self, request, format, *args, **kwargs):
'''
urls.py must contain .(?P<format>\w+) at the end of the url
for rest resources, such that it would match one of the keys
in self.responders
'''
error_code = 400
errors = ErrorDict({'info': ["An error has occured"]})
if format in self.responders:
self.responder = self.responders[format]
try:
return Collection.__call__(self, request, *args, **kwargs)
except InputValidationException, e:
errors = ErrorDict({'info': [str(e)]})
error_code = 412
def __call__(self, request, format, *args, **kwargs):
"""
urls.py must contain .(?P<format>\w+) at the end of the url
for rest resources, such that it would match one of the keys
in self.responders
"""
error_code = 400
errors = ErrorDict({"info": ["An error has occured"]})
if format in self.responders:
self.responder = self.responders[format]
try:
return Collection.__call__(self, request, *args, **kwargs)
except search.SearchAddressDisambiguateError, e:
return self.responder.error(request, 412, ErrorDict({"info": [str(e)], "possible_addresses": addrs}))
except InputValidationException, e:
errors = ErrorDict({"info": [str(e)]})
error_code = 412
def __call__(self, request, format, *args, **kwargs):
'''
urls.py must contain .(?P<format>\w+) at the end of the url
for rest resources, such that it would match one of the keys
in self.responders
'''
error_code = 400
errors = ErrorDict({'info': ["An error has occured"]})
if format in self.responders:
self.responder = self.responders[format]
try:
return Collection.__call__(self, request, *args, **kwargs)
except search.SearchAddressDisambiguateError, e:
return self.responder.error(
request, 412,
ErrorDict({
'info': [str(e)],
'possible_addresses': addrs
}))
except InputValidationException, e:
errors = ErrorDict({'info': [str(e)]})
error_code = 412
return self.responder.list(request, reports)
def create(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
report = self.api.post(request)
return self.responder.list(request, report)
# These use the django-rest-api library.
mobile_report_rest = MobileReportRest(
queryset=Report.objects.all(),
permitted_methods=['GET', 'POST'],
expose_fields=MobileReportAPI.EXPOSE_FIELDS)
json_poll_resource = Collection(
queryset=ReportCategory.objects.all(),
expose_fields=('id', 'name_en', 'name_fr'),
#permitted_methods = ('GET'),
responder=JSONResponder())
# These classes do not use the django-rest-api library
class MobileReportAPIError(models.Model):
EXPOSE_FIELDS = ('error', )
error = models.CharField(max_length=255)
def mobile_reports(request, format):
api = MobileReportAPI()
supported_formats = ['xml', 'json']
if not format in supported_formats:
