def get_revisions(handler, article_id):
if not isinstance(article_id, (int, long)):
raise TypeError('Article id must be an integer')
rpc = model.get_rpc()
query = model.ArticleRevision.all_for_article(article_id)
revisions = query.order('-created').fetch(10, rpc=rpc)
return [get_revision_dict(revision) for revision in revisions]
def get_comments(handler, article_id):
if not isinstance(article_id, (int, long)):
raise TypeError('Article id must be an integer')
rpc = model.get_rpc()
query = model.ArticleComment.all_for_article(article_id)
comments = query.order('created').fetch(50, rpc=rpc)
return [get_comment_dict(comment) for comment in comments]
def get_articles(handler, order, limit=50, include_content=False,
include_unpublished=False):
query = model.Article.all().order(order)
if not include_unpublished:
query = query.filter('published', True)
rpc = model.get_rpc()
articles = query.fetch(limit, rpc=rpc)
return [get_article_dict(article, include_content) for article in articles]
def get_files(handler, article_id):
if not isinstance(article_id, (int, long)):
raise TypeError('Article id must be an integer')
rpc = model.get_rpc()
query = model.Blob.all() \
.filter('owner', model.get_key(article_id, model.Article)) \
.order('-created')
files = query.fetch(10, rpc=rpc)
return [get_blob_dict(file) for file in files]
def get_articles_by_user(handler, user_id):
if not isinstance(user_id, (int, long)):
raise TypeError('User id must be an integer')
user_key = model.get_key(user_id, model.User)
rpc = model.get_rpc()
articles = model.Article.all() \
.filter('user', user_key) \
.order('-last_modified') \
.fetch(50, rpc=rpc)
return [get_article_dict(article) for article in articles]
def get_user_info(handler, id=None):
"""Returns information about a user. The current user is returned if no id
is specified.
"""
if id:
rpc = model.get_rpc()
user = model.User.get_by_id(id, rpc=rpc)
if not user:
raise simpleeditions.UserNotFoundError(
'Could not find user with id %r.' % id)
return get_user_dict(user)
else:
# This behavior is slightly backwards, with the controller getting data
# from a view-provided value, but it's necessary to avoid getting the
# user more than once.
return handler.user
def get_user_info(handler, id=None):
"""Returns information about a user. The current user is returned if no id
is specified. The id can also be the canonical display name of the user.
"""
if id:
rpc = model.get_rpc()
if isinstance(id, (int, long)):
user = model.User.get_by_id(id, rpc=rpc)
else:
user = model.User.all().filter('canonical_name', id).get(rpc=rpc)
if not user:
raise simpleeditions.UserNotFoundError(
'Could not find user with id %r.' % id)
return get_user_dict(user)
else:
# This behavior is slightly backwards, with the controller getting data
# from a view-provided value, but it's necessary to avoid getting the
# user more than once.
return handler.user
def get_revisions(handler, article_id):
rpc = model.get_rpc()
query = model.ArticleRevision.all_for_article(int(article_id))
revisions = query.order('-created').fetch(10, rpc=rpc)
return [get_revision_dict(revision) for revision in revisions]
def get_articles(handler, order, limit, include_content=False):
rpc = model.get_rpc()
articles = model.Article.all().order(order).fetch(limit, rpc=rpc)
return [get_article_dict(article, include_content) for article in articles]
