def get(self, request):
"""Returns JSON feed of first 10000 results
This feels like a duplication of the front-page dashboard search
logic, but it's separate which allows us to handle multiple
values.
"""
search = models.ResponseMappingType.search()
f = F()
if "happy" in request.GET:
happy = {"0": False, "1": True}.get(request.GET["happy"], None)
if happy is not None:
f &= F(happy=happy)
if "platforms" in request.GET:
platforms = request.GET["platforms"].split(",")
if platforms:
f &= F(platform__in=platforms)
if "locales" in request.GET:
locales = request.GET["locales"].split(",")
if locales:
f &= F(locale__in=locales)
if "products" in request.GET:
products = request.GET["products"].split(",")
if products:
f &= F(product__in=products)
if "versions" in request.GET:
versions = request.GET["versions"].split(",")
if versions:
f &= F(version__in=versions)
date_start = smart_date(request.GET.get("date_start", None))
date_end = smart_date(request.GET.get("date_end", None))
delta = smart_timedelta(request.GET.get("date_delta", None))
if delta is not None:
if date_end is not None:
date_start = date_end - delta
elif date_start is not None:
date_end = date_start + delta
else:
date_end = date.today()
date_start = date_end - delta
# We restrict public API access to the last 6 months.
six_months_ago = date.today() - timedelta(days=180)
if date_start:
date_start = max(six_months_ago, date_start)
f &= F(created__gte=date_start)
if date_end:
date_end = max(six_months_ago, date_end)
f &= F(created__lte=date_end)
search = search.filter(f)
search_query = request.GET.get("q", None)
if search_query is not None:
search = search.query(description__sqs=search_query)
# FIXME: Probably want to make this specifyable
search = search.order_by("-created")
# Explicitly include only publicly visible fields
search = search.values_dict(models.ResponseMappingType.public_fields())
maximum = smart_int(request.GET.get("max", None))
maximum = maximum or 1000
maximum = min(max(1, maximum), 10000)
responses = models.ResponseMappingType.reshape(search[:maximum])
return rest_framework.response.Response({"count": len(responses), "results": list(responses)})
def test_valid(self):
eq_(smart_timedelta('1d'), datetime.timedelta(days=1))
eq_(smart_timedelta('14d'), datetime.timedelta(days=14))
def test_invalid(self):
eq_(smart_timedelta('0d', 'fallback'), 'fallback')
eq_(smart_timedelta('foo', 'fallback'), 'fallback')
eq_(smart_timedelta('d', 'fallback'), 'fallback')
def get(self, request):
"""Returns JSON feed of first 1000 results
This feels like a duplication of the front-page dashboard search
logic, but it's separate which allows us to handle multiple
values.
"""
search = models.ResponseMappingType.search()
f = F()
if 'happy' in request.GET:
happy = {'0': False, '1': True}.get(request.GET['happy'], None)
if happy is not None:
f &= F(happy=happy)
if 'platforms' in request.GET:
platforms = request.GET['platforms'].split(',')
if platforms:
f &= F(platform__in=platforms)
if 'locales' in request.GET:
locales = request.GET['locales'].split(',')
if locales:
f &= F(locale__in=locales)
if 'products' in request.GET:
products = request.GET['products'].split(',')
if products:
f &= F(product__in=products)
if 'versions' in request.GET:
versions = request.GET['versions'].split(',')
if versions:
f &= F(version__in=versions)
date_start = smart_date(request.GET.get('date_start', None))
date_end = smart_date(request.GET.get('date_end', None))
delta = smart_timedelta(request.GET.get('date_delta', None))
if delta is not None:
if date_end is not None:
date_start = date_end - delta
elif date_start is not None:
date_end = date_start + delta
else:
date_end = date.today()
date_start = date_end - delta
if date_start:
f &= F(created__gte=date_start)
if date_end:
f &= F(created__lte=date_end)
search = search.filter(f)
search_query = request.GET.get('q', None)
if search_query is not None:
search = search.query(description__sqs=search_query)
# FIXME: Probably want to make this specifyable
search = search.order_by('-created')
# Explicitly include only publicly visible fields
search = search.values_dict(models.ResponseMappingType.public_fields())
# FIXME: We're omitting paging here for now. We might want to
# add that at some point.
responses = search[:1000]
return rest_framework.response.Response({
'count': len(responses),
'results': list(responses)
})