def update(options, args):
if len(options.objects) == 1:
if len(args) == 2:
to_update = b.get(
options.user_id,
options.workspace_id,
options.objects[0],
filter_by={'id': int(args[0])}
)[0]
update = None
try:
update = json.loads(args[1]) # FIXME: is there something in simplejson that lets me just check whether a string is valid JSON?
except json.JSONDecodeError as e:
value = args[1]
if isinstance(value, str):
value = unicode(value)
b.set_attributes(options.user_id, options.workspace_id, to_update, {
to_update['primary_descriptor']: value
})
else:
for prop, value in (json.loads(args[1])).iteritems():
if isinstance(value, str):
value = unicode(value)
b.set_attributes(options.user_id, options.workspace_id,
to_update, {prop: value})
print 'Updated:', format(to_update, options)
b.commit()
else:
raise Exception('Two and only two arguments in update')
else:
raise Exception('One and only one object in update')
def lnk(options, args):
if len(options.objects) == 2:
if len(args) == 2:
obj = b.get(options.user_id, options.workspace_id,
options.objects[0], filter_by={'id': int(args[0])})[0]
related_obj = b.get(
options.user_id, options.workspace_id,
options.objects[1], filter_by={'id': int(args[1])}
)[0]
if options.unlink:
b.unlink(options.user_id, options.workspace_id, obj,
related_obj, options.relationship)
else:
b.link(options.user_id, options.workspace_id, obj,
related_obj, options.relationship)
b.commit()
else:
raise Exception('Two and only two arguments in link')
else:
raise Exception('Two and only two objects in link')
def complete(options, args):
if len(options.objects) == 1:
if len(args) == 1:
to_complete = b.get(
options.user_id, options.workspace_id, options.objects[0],
filter_by={'id': int(args[0])}
)[0]
result = b.set_completed(options.user_id, options.workspace_id, to_complete)
if result is not None:
print 'Completed:', format(to_complete, options)
b.commit()
else:
raise Exception('One and only one argument in complete')
else:
raise Exception('One and only one object in complete')
def read(options, args):
objs = None
filter_by = {'id': args[0]} if not options.head and args is not None and len(args) == 1 else None
objs = b.get(options.user_id, options.workspace_id, options.objects[0], options.all, filter_by)
if options.head:
objs = objs[:int(args[0])]
if len(options.objects) == 1:
print '{0}s:'.format(options.objects[0]), format(objs, options)
else:
for obj in objs:
print '{0}:'.format(options.objects[0]), format(obj, options)
related_attribute_name = b.relationship_name(obj['type'], options.objects[1], options.relationship)
print '{0}'.format(links_to_language[related_attribute_name])
related_objs = obj[related_attribute_name]
print '\t{0}s:'.format(options.objects[1])
for related_obj in related_objs:
if not 'state' in related_obj or options.all or related_obj['state'] != 'completed':
print '\t', format(related_obj, options)
def delete(options, args):
if len(options.objects) == 1:
if len(args) == 1:
to_delete = b.get(
options.user_id, options.workspace_id, options.objects[0],
filter_by={'id': int(args[0])}
)
if len(to_delete) > 0:
deleted = b.delete_from_db(options.user_id, options.workspace_id, to_delete[0])
print 'Deleted:', format(deleted, options)
b.commit()
else:
raise Exception('Todo with id {0} not found.'.format(
args[0]
))
else:
raise Exception('One and only one argument in delete')
else:
raise Exception('One and only one object in delete')