def post(self):
try:
uuid = None
employee_properties = model_employee.Employee.properties()
if self.request.get('id') is not None and self.request.get('id') != '':
uuid = str(self.request.get('id'))
arguments = dict()
for arg in self.request.arguments():
arguments[str(arg)] = str(self.request.get(arg)).strip().strip('<!>')
done = appcache.set_employee_create_errors(uuid, {})
# Validate the form input
errors = utils.validate_employee_skill_input(arguments)
if len(errors.items()) > 0:
logging.error('Invalid Skill')
appcache.set_employee_create_errors(uuid, errors)
self.redirect('/employees/'+uuid)
return
# Create a single LinkedIn Skill instance
skill = utils.create_linkedin_skill_instance(arguments)
saved = datastore.set_employee_skill(uuid, skill)
# Redirect to the Employee view
self.redirect('/employees/'+uuid)
except (Exception), e:
logging.error('AddSkillToEmployeeController : post()')
logging.error(e)
self.error(500)
def get(self, uuid):
try:
is_admin = users.is_current_user_admin()
employee_properties = model_employee.Employee.properties()
skill_properties = model_skill.Skill.properties()
uuid = str(uuid)
skills = list()
order = str(self.request.get('order'))
errors = appcache.get_employee_create_errors(uuid)
employee = appcache.get_employee(uuid)
if employee is None:
self.redirect('/employees')
return
# Get the skills for the Employee
skills = appcache.get_employee_skills(uuid)
# Sort Skills
try:
if skills is not None and len(skills) > 0:
# If we have an explicit order, sort by that order
if order == 'skill.name_index':
skills = sorted(skills, key=lambda skill: skill.name_index, reverse=False)
elif order == 'skill.proficiency_index':
skills = sorted(skills, key=lambda skill: int(skill.proficiency_index), reverse=False)
elif order == 'skill.years_id':
skills = sorted(skills, key=lambda skill: int(skill.years_id), reverse=True)
else:
skills = sorted(skills, key=lambda skill: skill.name_index, reverse=False)
except (Exception), e:
# Do not redirect to the 500 error view from here, just catch the fact that the reference to the Skills is incorrect,
# as the Skills no longer exist by those keys - e.g. in the situation where we have deleted the skills using the admin console
logging.error(e)
args = dict(env=os.environ, employee=employee, skills=skills, employee_properties=employee_properties, skill_properties=skill_properties, order=order, errors=errors, is_admin=is_admin)
path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'../views/employees/view.html')
self.response.out.write(template.render(path, args))
# Now flush any errors errors
done = appcache.set_employee_create_errors(uuid, {})
