def create_event(account_id, event_id, extra_args):
with session_scope(account_id) as db_session:
account = db_session.query(Account).get(account_id)
event = db_session.query(Event).get(event_id)
remote_create_event = module_registry[account.provider]. \
remote_create_event
remote_create_event(account, event, db_session, extra_args)
notify_participants = extra_args.get('notify_participants', False)
cancelled_participants = extra_args.get('cancelled_participants', [])
# Do we need to send an RSVP message?
# We use gmail's sendNotification API for google accounts.
# but we need create and send an iCalendar invite ourselves
# for non-gmail accounts.
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event).to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='request')
if cancelled_participants != []:
# Some people got removed from the event. Send them a
# cancellation email.
event.status = 'cancelled'
event.participants = cancelled_participants
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event,
invite_type='cancel').to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='cancel')
def delete_event(account_id, event_id, extra_args):
with session_scope(account_id) as db_session:
account = db_session.query(Account).get(account_id)
event = db_session.query(Event).get(event_id)
notify_participants = extra_args.get('notify_participants', False)
remote_delete_event = module_registry[account.provider]. \
remote_delete_event
event_uid = extra_args.pop('event_uid', None)
calendar_name = extra_args.pop('calendar_name', None)
# The calendar_uid argument is required for some providers, like EAS.
calendar_uid = extra_args.pop('calendar_uid', None)
if event.calendar == account.emailed_events_calendar:
return
remote_delete_event(account, event_uid, calendar_name, calendar_uid,
db_session, extra_args)
# Finally, update the event.
event.sequence_number += 1
event.status = 'cancelled'
db_session.commit()
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event,
invite_type='cancel').to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='cancel')
def update_event(account_id, event_id, extra_args):
with session_scope(account_id) as db_session:
account = db_session.query(Account).get(account_id)
event = db_session.query(Event).get(event_id)
# Update our copy of the event before sending it.
if 'event_data' in extra_args:
data = extra_args['event_data']
for attr in Event.API_MODIFIABLE_FIELDS:
if attr in extra_args['event_data']:
setattr(event, attr, data[attr])
event.sequence_number += 1
# It doesn't make sense to update or delete an event we imported from
# an iCalendar file.
if event.calendar == account.emailed_events_calendar:
return
remote_update_event = module_registry[account.provider]. \
remote_update_event
remote_update_event(account, event, db_session, extra_args)
notify_participants = extra_args.get('notify_participants', False)
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event).to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='update')
db_session.commit()
def create_event(account_id, event_id, extra_args):
with session_scope(account_id) as db_session:
account = db_session.query(Account).get(account_id)
event = db_session.query(Event).get(event_id)
remote_create_event = module_registry[account.provider]. \
remote_create_event
remote_create_event(account, event, db_session, extra_args)
notify_participants = extra_args.get('notify_participants', False)
cancelled_participants = extra_args.get('cancelled_participants', [])
# Do we need to send an RSVP message?
# We use gmail's sendNotification API for google accounts.
# but we need create and send an iCalendar invite ourselves
# for non-gmail accounts.
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event).to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='request')
if cancelled_participants != []:
# Some people got removed from the event. Send them a
# cancellation email.
event.status = 'cancelled'
event.participants = cancelled_participants
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event,
invite_type='cancel').to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='cancel')
def update_event(account_id, event_id, db_session, extra_args):
account = db_session.query(Account).get(account_id)
event = db_session.query(Event).get(event_id)
remote_update_event = module_registry[account.provider].remote_update_event
remote_update_event(account, event, db_session, extra_args)
notify_participants = extra_args.get('notify_participants', False)
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event).to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='update')
def create_event(account_id, event_id, db_session, extra_args):
account = db_session.query(Account).get(account_id)
event = db_session.query(Event).get(event_id)
remote_create_event = module_registry[account.provider].remote_create_event
remote_create_event(account, event, db_session, extra_args)
notify_participants = extra_args.get('notify_participants', False)
# Do we need to send an RSVP message?
# We use gmail's sendNotification API for google accounts.
# but we need create and send an iCalendar invite ourselves
# for non-gmail accounts.
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event).to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='request')
def update_event(account_id, event_id, db_session, extra_args):
account = db_session.query(Account).get(account_id)
event = db_session.query(Event).get(event_id)
# It doesn't make sense to update or delete an event we imported from
# an iCalendar file.
if event.calendar == account.emailed_events_calendar:
return
remote_update_event = module_registry[account.provider].remote_update_event
remote_update_event(account, event, db_session, extra_args)
notify_participants = extra_args.get('notify_participants', False)
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event).to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='update')
def event_delete_api(public_id):
g.parser.add_argument('notify_participants',
type=strict_bool,
location='args')
args = strict_parse_args(g.parser, request.args)
notify_participants = args['notify_participants']
valid_public_id(public_id)
try:
event = g.db_session.query(Event).filter_by(
public_id=public_id, namespace_id=g.namespace.id).one()
except NoResultFound:
raise NotFoundError("Couldn't find event {0}".format(public_id))
if event.calendar.read_only:
raise InputError(
'Cannot delete event {} from read_only calendar.'.format(
public_id))
# Set the local event status to 'cancelled' rather than deleting it,
# in order to be consistent with how we sync deleted events from the
# remote, and consequently return them through the events, delta sync APIs
event.sequence_number += 1
event.status = 'cancelled'
g.db_session.commit()
account = g.namespace.account
# FIXME @karim: do this in the syncback thread instead.
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event,
invite_type='cancel').to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='cancel')
schedule_action('delete_event',
event,
g.namespace.id,
g.db_session,
event_uid=event.uid,
calendar_name=event.calendar.name,
calendar_uid=event.calendar.uid,
notify_participants=notify_participants)
return g.encoder.jsonify(None)
def event_delete_api(public_id):
g.parser.add_argument('notify_participants', type=strict_bool,
location='args')
args = strict_parse_args(g.parser, request.args)
notify_participants = args['notify_participants']
valid_public_id(public_id)
try:
event = g.db_session.query(Event).filter_by(
public_id=public_id,
namespace_id=g.namespace.id).one()
except NoResultFound:
raise NotFoundError("Couldn't find event {0}".format(public_id))
if event.calendar.read_only:
raise InputError('Cannot delete event {} from read_only calendar.'.
format(public_id))
# Set the local event status to 'cancelled' rather than deleting it,
# in order to be consistent with how we sync deleted events from the
# remote, and consequently return them through the events, delta sync APIs
event.sequence_number += 1
event.status = 'cancelled'
g.db_session.commit()
account = g.namespace.account
# FIXME @karim: do this in the syncback thread instead.
if notify_participants and account.provider != 'gmail':
ical_file = generate_icalendar_invite(event,
invite_type='cancel').to_ical()
send_invite(ical_file, event, account, invite_type='cancel')
schedule_action('delete_event', event, g.namespace.id, g.db_session,
event_uid=event.uid, calendar_name=event.calendar.name,
calendar_uid=event.calendar.uid,
notify_participants=notify_participants)
return g.encoder.jsonify(None)