def tablename(klass):
"""
Get the tablename for the given class. If the class has a C{TABLENAME}
variable then that will be used - otherwise, it is is inferred from the
class name.
@param klass: The class to get the tablename for.
"""
if not hasattr(klass, 'TABLENAME'):
inf = Inflector()
klass.TABLENAME = inf.tableize(klass.__name__)
return klass.TABLENAME
def tablename(klass):
"""
Get the tablename for the given class. If the class has a C{TABLENAME}
variable then that will be used - otherwise, it is is inferred from the
class name.
@param klass: The class to get the tablename for.
"""
if not hasattr(klass, 'TABLENAME'):
inf = Inflector()
klass.TABLENAME = inf.tableize(klass.__name__)
return klass.TABLENAME
def __init__(self, inst, propname, givenargs):
"""
Constructor.
@param inst: The L{DBObject} instance.
@param propname: The property name in the L{DBObject} instance that
results in this class being created.
@param givenargs: Any arguments given (through the use of a C{dict}
in the class variable in L{DBObject} rather than a string to describe
the relationship). The given args can include, for all relationships,
a C{class_name}. Depending on the relationship, C{association_foreign_key}
and C{foreign_key} might also be used.
"""
self.infl = Inflector()
self.inst = inst
self.dbconfig = Registry.getConfig()
self.args = {
'class_name': propname,
'association_foreign_key': self.infl.foreignKey(self.infl.singularize(propname)),
'foreign_key': self.infl.foreignKey(self.inst.__class__.__name__),
'polymorphic': False
}
self.args.update(givenargs)
otherklassname = self.infl.classify(self.args['class_name'])
if not self.args['polymorphic']:
self.otherklass = Registry.getClass(otherklassname)
self.othername = self.args['association_foreign_key']
self.thisclass = self.inst.__class__
self.thisname = self.args['foreign_key']
class Relationship(object):
"""
Base class that all specific relationship type classes extend.
@see: L{HABTM}, L{HasOne}, L{HasMany}, L{BelongsTo}
"""
def __init__(self, inst, propname, givenargs):
"""
Constructor.
@param inst: The L{DBObject} instance.
@param propname: The property name in the L{DBObject} instance that
results in this class being created.
@param givenargs: Any arguments given (through the use of a C{dict}
in the class variable in L{DBObject} rather than a string to describe
the relationship). The given args can include, for all relationships,
a C{class_name}. Depending on the relationship, C{association_foreign_key}
and C{foreign_key} might also be used.
"""
self.infl = Inflector()
self.inst = inst
self.dbconfig = Registry.getConfig()
self.args = {
'class_name':
propname,
'association_foreign_key':
self.infl.foreignKey(self.infl.singularize(propname)),
'foreign_key':
self.infl.foreignKey(self.inst.__class__.__name__),
'polymorphic':
False
}
self.args.update(givenargs)
otherklassname = self.infl.classify(self.args['class_name'])
if not self.args['polymorphic']:
self.otherklass = Registry.getClass(otherklassname)
self.othername = self.args['association_foreign_key']
self.thisclass = self.inst.__class__
self.thisname = self.args['foreign_key']
def __init__(self):
"""
Constructor.
"""
self.infl = Inflector()
class Errors(dict):
"""
A class to hold errors found during validation of a L{DBObject}.
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
Constructor.
"""
self.infl = Inflector()
def add(self, prop, error):
"""
Add an error to a property. The error message stored for this property will be formed
from the humanized name of the property followed by the error message given. For instance,
C{errors.add('first_name', 'cannot be empty')} will result in an error message of
"First Name cannot be empty" being stored for this property.
@param prop: The name of a property to add an error to.
@param error: A string error to associate with the given property.
"""
self[prop] = self.get(prop, [])
msg = "%s %s" % (self.infl.humanize(prop), str(error))
if msg not in self[prop]:
self[prop].append(msg)
def isEmpty(self):
"""
Returns C{True} if there are any errors associated with any properties,
C{False} otherwise.
"""
for value in self.values():
if len(value) > 0:
return False
return True
def errorsFor(self, prop):
"""
Get the errors for a specific property.
@param prop: The property to fetch errors for.
@return: A C{list} of errors for the given property. If there are none,
then the returned C{list} will have a length of 0.
"""
return self.get(prop, [])
def __str__(self):
"""
Return all errors as a single string.
"""
s = []
for values in self.values():
for value in values:
s.append(value)
if len(s) == 0:
return "No errors."
return " ".join(s)
def __len__(self):
"""
Get the sum of all errors for all properties.
"""
return sum([len(value) for value in self.values()])
def __init__(self):
"""
Constructor.
"""
self.infl = Inflector()
class Errors(dict):
"""
A class to hold errors found during validation of a L{DBObject}.
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
Constructor.
"""
self.infl = Inflector()
def add(self, prop, error):
"""
Add an error to a property. The error message stored for this property will be formed
from the humanized name of the property followed by the error message given. For instance,
C{errors.add('first_name', 'cannot be empty')} will result in an error message of
"First Name cannot be empty" being stored for this property.
@param prop: The name of a property to add an error to.
@param error: A string error to associate with the given property.
"""
self[prop] = self.get(prop, [])
msg = "%s %s" % (self.infl.humanize(prop), str(error))
if msg not in self[prop]:
self[prop].append(msg)
def isEmpty(self):
"""
Returns C{True} if there are any errors associated with any properties,
C{False} otherwise.
"""
for value in self.itervalues():
if len(value) > 0:
return False
return True
def errorsFor(self, prop):
"""
Get the errors for a specific property.
@param prop: The property to fetch errors for.
@return: A C{list} of errors for the given property. If there are none,
then the returned C{list} will have a length of 0.
"""
return self.get(prop, [])
def __str__(self):
"""
Return all errors as a single string.
"""
s = []
for values in self.itervalues():
for value in values:
s.append(value)
if len(s) == 0:
return "No errors."
return " ".join(s)
def __len__(self):
"""
Get the sum of all errors for all properties.
"""
return sum([len(value) for value in self.itervalues()])
