def retrieve_listing(source,listing_type,startswith):
# Generate regex that will match on any combo of lower and upper case.
starts_lu = None
if startswith:
starts_lu = ''.join(['[' + x.lower() + x.upper() + ']' for x in startswith])
if 'dir' in source:
dw = DirWalker(directory=WALK_DIR, match_regex=starts_lu)
if listing_type == 1:
# 1 = short listing
dw.limit=1
dw.walkit()
return jsonify({
'matched_pattern':starts_lu,
'root':dw.all_roots[0] if dw.all_roots else None,
'dirs':dw.all_dirs,
'files':dw.all_files
})
elif listing_type == 2:
# 2 = long listing
dw.limit=10
dw.walkit()
return jsonify({
'matched_pattern':starts_lu,
'roots':dw.all_roots,
'dirs':dw.all_dirs,
'files':dw.all_files
})
else:
abort(404)
elif 'tar' in source:
t = tarfile.open(TAR_FILE, 'r')
# Only one listing type for tar files.
listing = t.getnames()
if starts_lu:
listing = [x for x in listing if re.match(starts_lu,x)]
return jsonify({'files': listing, 'tarfile': TAR_FILE})
else:
raise Exception("Unknown option: %s" % source)
def individual_files(dirname,file_startswith_regex):
dirname = '/' + dirname
if request.method == 'GET':
# Instead of constructing regex, yours is passed stright through to the search.
# Don't run this on a publicly accessible server, this is a giant security hole.
dw = DirWalker(directory=dirname,match_regex=file_startswith_regex)
dw.walkit()
return jsonify({
'matched_pattern':file_startswith_regex,
'walked directory':dirname,
'root':dw.all_roots[0] if dw.all_roots else None,
'dirs':dw.all_dirs,
'files':dw.all_files
})
elif request.method == 'POST':
return jsonify({
'results':'Do some update here, maybe?'
})
elif request.method == 'DELETE':
pass
'''