def home(request):
f = request.params['f']
if f.startswith('_'): # Enforce hidden functions
return ''
args = json.loads(request.params['args'], object_hook=_decode_datetime)
kwargs = json.loads(request.params['kwargs'], object_hook=_decode_datetime)
to_return = json.dumps(getattr(pydiditbackend, f)(*args, **kwargs), default=_encode_datetime)
pydiditbackend.commit()
return to_return
def testTodoCommit():
todos = get("Todo", all=True)
for todo in todos:
delete_from_db(todo)
del todo
commit()
todos = get("Todo", all=True)
assert len(todos) == 0
todo = put("Todo", u"TESTDESCRIPTION")
commit()
del todo
todos = get("Todo", all=True)
assert len(todos) == 1
assert todos[0]["description"] == u"TESTDESCRIPTION"
def edit(request):
model_type = request.matchdict['model_type']
primary_descriptor = None
if model_type == 'todos':
model_type = 'Todo'
primary_descriptor = 'description'
elif model_type == 'projects':
model_type = 'Project'
primary_descriptor = 'description'
elif model_type == 'tags':
model_type = 'Tag'
primary_descriptor = 'name'
to_update = b.get(model_type, filter_by={'id': request.matchdict['id']})[0]
control = None
if 'pydiditweb_control' in request.json_body:
control = request.json_body['pydiditweb_control']
del request.json_body['pydiditweb_control']
# Right now, you can only do one thing per call: set completed, move, update other attributes
# These are in no particular order, really
if 'state' in request.json_body and request.json_body['state'] == 'completed':
b.set_completed(to_update)
elif control is not None:
if 'move_to_anchor' in control:
to_update['display_position'] = b.move(to_update, anchor=control['move_to_anchor'], model_name=model_type)
elif 'sink_all_the_way' in control and control['sink_all_the_way']:
to_update['display_position'] = b.move(to_update, direction='sink', all_the_way=True)
else:
# Todo: Convert all timestamps to datetime in json_body so that the whole thing can be passed below.
new_attributes = {}
new_attributes[primary_descriptor] = request.json_body[primary_descriptor]
b.set_attributes(to_update, new_attributes)
# I don't really understand why this flush() is needed, but it is. Without it, sqlalchemy/transaction does a rollback inside the backend when DBSession.close() is called.
b.flush()
b.commit()
return json.dumps(to_update, default=datetime_handler)
def testTodoDefaultState():
todo = make("Todo", u"TESTDESCRIPTION")
add_to_db(todo)
set_completed(todo)
commit()
assert todo["state"] == u"completed"
