def unload_component(self, component):
"""Unload a component.
This method does a sanity check if the applied object is a component
and fails sliently if the component is not loaded.
:param component: A component class to unload.
:return: Either `True` or `False` specifying whether the component
was unloaded or not.
"""
logger.debug(u"Unload component %r" % component)
isinterface = getattr(component, "_isinterface", False)
if isinterface and component in self._components:
self._components.pop(component)
return True
return False
def unload_component(self, component):
"""Unload a component.
This method does a sanity check if the applied object is a component
and fails sliently if the component is not loaded.
:param component: A component class to unload.
:return: Either `True` or `False` specifying whether the component
was unloaded or not.
"""
logger.debug(u'Unload component %r' % component)
isinterface = getattr(component, '_isinterface', False)
if isinterface and component in self._components:
self._components.pop(component)
return True
return False
def load_component(self, component):
"""Load a component. This method doesn't care whether the component is
activated or not. If you manually load a component it will always load,
use :meth:`~ApplicationContext.load_packages` if you don't want this
behaviour.
:param component: A component object. This must be an
an implementation not an interface to get loaded.
"""
logger.debug(u"Load component %r" % component)
try:
for interface in component._interfaces:
self._components.setdefault(interface, set()).add(component)
except (AttributeError, TypeError):
# fail silently if we try to register an interface but raise
# if there's something completely wrong
if not hasattr(component, "_isinterface"):
raise RuntimeError(u"Type %r is not a component" % component)
else:
return component
def load_component(self, component):
"""Load a component. This method doesn't care whether the component is
activated or not. If you manually load a component it will always load,
use :meth:`~ApplicationContext.load_packages` if you don't want this
behaviour.
:param component: A component object. This must be an
an implementation not an interface to get loaded.
"""
logger.debug(u'Load component %r' % component)
try:
for interface in component._interfaces:
self._components.setdefault(interface, set()).add(component)
except (AttributeError, TypeError):
# fail silently if we try to register an interface but raise
# if there's something completely wrong
if not hasattr(component, '_isinterface'):
raise RuntimeError(u'Type %r is not a component' % component)
else:
return component
def log(self):
"""Logs the email"""
logger.debug('%s\n%s\n\n' % ('-' * 79, self.format('\n').rstrip()))
if ctx.cfg['testing']:
outbox.append(self.as_message().as_string())
def log(self):
"""Logs the email"""
logger.debug('%s\n%s\n\n' % ('-' * 79, self.format('\n').rstrip()))
if ctx.cfg['testing']:
outbox.append(self.as_message().as_string())
