Example #1
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def authenticate(email, password):
    session = Session()
    user = session.query(User).filter_by(email=email).first()
    session.close()
    if user and pbkdf2_sha256.verify(password, user.password):
        return user
    else:
        return None
Example #2
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def get_ticket_id(ticketId):
    session = Session()
    ticket_objects = session.query(Tickets).filter_by(id=ticketId).first()
    schema = TicketSchema()
    tickets = schema.dump(ticket_objects)
    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(tickets)
Example #3
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def get_users():
    session = Session()
    user_objects = session.query(User).all()
    result = [{
        "id": user.id,
        "name": (user.fname + " " + user.lname)
    } for user in user_objects]
    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(result)
Example #4
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def delete_opp(oppId):
    session = Session()
    opp = session.query(Opp).filter_by(id=oppId).first()
    session.delete(opp)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return '', 201
Example #5
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def delete_contact(contactId):
    session = Session()
    contact_obj = session.query(Contacts).filter_by(id=contactId).first()
    session.delete(contact_obj)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return '', 201
Example #6
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def delete_exam(examId):
    session = Session()
    exam = session.query(Exam).filter_by(id=examId).first()
    session.delete(exam)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return '', 201
Example #7
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def delete_ticket(ticketId):
    session = Session()
    ticket_obj = session.query(Tickets).filter_by(id=ticketId).first()
    session.delete(ticket_obj)
    session.commit()
    ticket_objects = session.query(Tickets).order_by(
        Tickets.status, Tickets.created_at.desc()).all()
    schema = TicketSchema(many=True)
    tickets = schema.dump(ticket_objects)
    session.close()
    return jsonify(tickets)
Example #8
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def get_exams():
    # Fetch from DB
    session = Session()
    exam_objects = session.query(Exam).all()

    # Transform into json-serialized objects
    schema = ExamSchema(many=True)
    exams = schema.dump(exam_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(exams)
Example #9
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def get_booked_time():
    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    booked_time_objects = session.query(LoggedTime).filter(LoggedTime.task_id != NO_TASK).all()

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = LoggedTimeSchema(many=True)
    booked_time = schema.dump(booked_time_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(booked_time)
Example #10
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def get_tasks():
    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    task_objects = session.query(Task).all()

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = TaskSchema(many=True)
    tasks = schema.dump(task_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(tasks)
Example #11
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def get_opps():
    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    opp_objects = session.query(Opp).all()

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = OppSchema(many=True)
    opps = schema.dump(opp_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(opps.data)
Example #12
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def get_exams():
    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    exam_objects = session.query(Exam).all()

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = ExamSchema(many=True)
    exams = schema.dump(exam_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(exams.data)
Example #13
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def get_tickets():
    arg = request.args
    session = Session()
    # fetching from the database
    sort_arg = arg.get('sortedBy', default='created_at desc', type=str)
    builder = session.query(Tickets)
    ticket_objects = builder.order_by(Tickets.status, text(sort_arg)).all()
    schema = TicketSchema(many=True)
    tickets = schema.dump(ticket_objects)
    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(tickets)
Example #14
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def get_manufacturers():
    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    manufacturer_objects = session.query(Manufacturer).all()

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = ManufacturerSchema(many=True)
    manufacturers = schema.dump(manufacturer_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()

    return jsonify(manufacturers.data)
Example #15
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def get_contact_id(contactId):
    session = Session()
    contact_obj = session.query(Contacts).filter_by(id=contactId).first()
    result = {
        "id": contact_obj.id,
        "name": contact_obj.name,
        "email": contact_obj.email,
        "phone": contact_obj.phone,
        "company_name": contact_obj.company_name,
    }
    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(result)
Example #16
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def remove_task():
    id_object = request.get_json()

    session = Session()
    session.query(Task).filter(Task.id == id_object['id']).delete()
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return 'OK'
Example #17
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def update_ticket(ticketId):
    session = Session()
    posted_ticket = TicketSchema().load(request.get_json())
    session.query(Tickets).filter_by(id=ticketId).update(
        posted_ticket, synchronize_session=False)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return posted_ticket, 201
Example #18
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def get_factory_by_id():

    id = request.args.get('id')

    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    factory_object = session.query(Factory).get(id)

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = FactorySchema()
    factory = schema.dump(factory_object)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()

    return jsonify(factory.data)
Example #19
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def get_manufacturer_by_id():

    id = request.args.get('id')

    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    manufacturer_object = session.query(Manufacturer).get(id)

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = ManufacturerSchema()
    manufacturer = schema.dump(manufacturer_object)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()

    return jsonify(manufacturer.data)
Example #20
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def get_manufacturers_factories():
    id = request.args.get('id')

    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    factory_objects = session.query(Factory).filter(
        Factory.manufacturer_id == id)

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = FactorySchema(many=True)
    factories = schema.dump(factory_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()

    return jsonify(factories.data)
Example #21
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def update_contact(contactId):
    session = Session()
    pc = request.get_json()
    # contact_obj = pc['name'],pc['email'],pc['phone'],pc['company_name'])
    session.query(Contacts).filter_by(id=contactId).update(
        pc, synchronize_session=False)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return jsonify(pc), 201
Example #22
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def add_contact():
    pc = request.get_json()
    session = Session()
    contact = Contacts(pc['name'], pc['email'], pc['phone'],
                       pc['company_name'])
    session.add(contact)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return jsonify({'ok': True, 'message': 'Contact created!'}), 201
Example #23
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def get_logged_time():
    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    # group logged time by (application_name, window_title)
    logged_time_objects = \
    session.query(LoggedTime.application_name, func.sum(LoggedTime.logged_time_seconds).label('logged_time_seconds'), func.min(LoggedTime.created_at).label('created_at'))\
        .filter(LoggedTime.task_id==NO_TASK)\
        .group_by(LoggedTime.application_name)\
        .all()
    
    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = LoggedTimeSchema(many=True)
    logged_time = schema.dump(logged_time_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(logged_time)
Example #24
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def get_contacts():
    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    contact_objects = session.query(Contacts).order_by(
        Contacts.created_at).all()
    results = [{
        "id": contact.id,
        "name": contact.name,
        "email": contact.email,
        "phone": contact.phone,
        "company_name": contact.company_name
    } for contact in contact_objects]
    # schema = ContactSchema(many=True)
    # contacts = schema.dump(contact_objects)
    session.close()
    # return jsonify(contacts)
    return jsonify(results)
Example #25
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def create_task():
    task = TaskSchema(only=('title', 'description', 'estimated_time_minutes', 'deadline')). \
        load(request.get_json())
    task_objects = Task(**task)

    session = Session()
    session.add(task_objects)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return 'OK'
Example #26
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def log_time():
    logged_time = LoggedTimeSchema(only=('application_name', 'logged_time_seconds', 'window_title'), many=True) \
        .load(request.get_json())
    logged_time_objects = list(map(lambda x: LoggedTime(**x), logged_time))

    session = Session()
    session.bulk_save_objects(logged_time_objects)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return 'OK'
Example #27
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def toggle_complete_task():
    id_object = request.get_json()
    session = Session()
    task = session.query(Task).filter(Task.id == id_object['id']).first()
    task.is_finished = not task.is_finished
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return 'OK'
Example #28
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def ticket_filter():
    arg = request.args
    session = Session()
    # fetching from the database
    builder = session.query(Tickets)
    sort_arg = ''
    for key in arg:
        if hasattr(Tickets, key):
            vals = request.args.getlist(key)
            print(getattr(Tickets, key))
            builder = builder.filter(getattr(Tickets, key).in_(vals))
        elif key == 'sortedBy':
            sort_arg = arg.get('sortedBy', default='created_at desc', type=str)
    ticket_objects = builder.order_by(Tickets.status, text(sort_arg)).all()
    schema = TicketSchema(many=True)
    tickets = schema.dump(ticket_objects)
    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(tickets)
Example #29
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def add_user():

    # posted_data = UserSchema(only=('email','password','fname','lname')).load(json.loads(request.get_json()))
    # posted_data = request.get_json()
    # user = User(**posted_data)
    pd = request.get_json()
    user = User(pd['email'], pd['password'], pd['fname'], pd['lname'])
    session = Session()
    if session.query(User).filter_by(email=user.email).first():
        return jsonify(
            {'message': 'User {} already exists'.format(user.email)}), 401
    user.password = pbkdf2_sha256.hash(user.password)
    session.add(user)
    session.commit()
    session.close()
    return jsonify({'ok': True, 'message': 'User created!'}), 201
Example #30
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def search_manufacturers():

    term = request.args.get('search_term')

    # fetching from the database
    session = Session()
    search_term = '%{0}%'.format(term)
    search_clause = or_(Manufacturer.name.like(search_term),
                        Address.city.like(search_term),
                        Address.region.like(search_term),
                        Address.zip_code.like(search_term))
    manufacturer_objects = session.query(Manufacturer).join(
        Manufacturer.address).filter(search_clause)

    # transforming into JSON-serializable objects
    schema = ManufacturerSchema(many=True)
    manufacturers = schema.dump(manufacturer_objects)

    # serializing as JSON
    session.close()
    return jsonify(manufacturers.data)