def _create_file(file_name, creation_timestamp, modification_timestamp,
file_data):
last_slash = file_name.rfind('/')
path = file_name[:last_slash]
short_file_name = file_name[last_slash + 1:]
folder = _create_folders(path)
# check for existing resource with same name
try:
resource = Resource.query.filter(Resource.parent_id == folder.id,
Resource.name == short_file_name,
not_(Resource.deleted)).one()
new_resource = False
except NoResultFound:
# create new resource record
resource = Resource()
resource.parent_id = folder.id
resource.organization_id = folder.organization_id
resource.name = short_file_name
resource.creation_timestamp = creation_timestamp
resource.type = Resource.FILE
new_resource = True
# update or init resource record
resource.deleted = False
resource.modification_timestamp = modification_timestamp
if resource.type != Resource.SEQUENCE:
if resource.system_attributes:
system_attributes = json.loads(resource.system_attributes)
else:
system_attributes = {}
system_attributes['hash'] = hashlib.sha1(file_data).hexdigest()
system_attributes['size'] = len(file_data)
resource.system_attributes = json.dumps(system_attributes)
if new_resource:
db.session.add(resource)
db.session.commit()
# write file contents to a resource revision (possibly bulk storage)
add_resource_revision(resource, modification_timestamp, file_data)
db.session.commit()
# compute thumbnail for images
if file_name.endswith('.png') or file_name.endswith(
'.jpg'): # fix(soon): handle more types, capitalizations
for width in [120]: # fix(soon): what will be our standard sizes?
# fix(later): if this returns something other than requested width, we'll keep missing the cache
(thumbnail_contents, thumbnail_width,
thumbnail_height) = compute_thumbnail(file_data, width)
thumbnail = Thumbnail()
thumbnail.resource_id = resource.id
thumbnail.width = thumbnail_width
thumbnail.height = thumbnail_height
thumbnail.format = 'jpg'
thumbnail.data = thumbnail_contents
db.session.add(thumbnail)
db.session.commit()
return resource
def post(self):
args = request.values
# get parent
path = args.get('path', args.get('parent')) # fix(soon): decide whether to use path or parent
if not path:
abort(400)
parent_resource = find_resource(path) # expects leading slash
if not parent_resource:
try: # fix(soon): need to traverse up tree to check permissions, not just check org permissions
org_name = path.split('/')[1]
org_resource = Resource.query.filter(Resource.name == org_name, Resource.parent_id == None, Resource.deleted == False).one()
if access_level(org_resource.query_permissions()) < ACCESS_LEVEL_WRITE:
abort(403)
except NoResultFound:
abort(403)
_create_folders(path.strip('/'))
parent_resource = find_resource(path)
if not parent_resource:
abort(400)
# make sure we have write access to parent
if access_level(parent_resource.query_permissions()) < ACCESS_LEVEL_WRITE:
abort(403)
# get main parameters
file = request.files.get('file', None)
name = file.filename if file else args['name']
type = int(args['type']) # fix(soon): safe int conversion
# get timestamps
if 'creation_timestamp' in args:
creation_timestamp = parse_json_datetime(args['creation_timestamp'])
elif 'creationTimestamp' in args:
creation_timestamp = parse_json_datetime(args['creationTimestamp'])
else:
creation_timestamp = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
if 'modification_timestamp' in args:
modification_timestamp = parse_json_datetime(args['modification_timestamp'])
elif 'modificationTimestamp' in args:
modification_timestamp = parse_json_datetime(args['modificationTimestamp'])
else:
modification_timestamp = creation_timestamp
# check for existing resource
try:
resource = Resource.query.filter(Resource.parent_id == parent_resource.id, Resource.name == name, Resource.deleted == False).one()
return {'message': 'Resource already exists.', 'status': 'error'} # fix(soon): return 400 status code
except NoResultFound:
pass
# create resource
r = Resource()
r.parent_id = parent_resource.id
r.organization_id = parent_resource.organization_id
r.name = name
r.type = type
r.creation_timestamp = creation_timestamp
r.modification_timestamp = modification_timestamp
if type == Resource.FILE: # temporarily mark resource as deleted in case we fail to create resource revision record
r.deleted = True
else:
r.deleted = False
if 'user_attributes' in args:
r.user_attributes = args['user_attributes'] # we assume that the attributes are already a JSON string
# handle sub-types
if type == Resource.FILE:
# get file contents (if any) from request
if file:
stream = cStringIO.StringIO()
file.save(stream)
data = stream.getvalue()
else:
data = base64.b64decode(args.get('contents', args.get('data', ''))) # fix(clean): remove contents version
# convert files to standard types/formgat
# fix(soon): should give the user a warning or ask for confirmation
if name.endswith('xls') or name.endswith('xlsx'):
data = convert_xls_to_csv(data)
name = name.rsplit('.')[0] + '.csv'
r.name = name
if name.endswith('csv') or name.endswith('txt'):
data = convert_new_lines(data)
# compute other file attributes
system_attributes = {
'hash': hashlib.sha1(data).hexdigest(),
'size': len(data),
}
if 'file_type' in args: # fix(soon): can we remove this? current just using for markdown files
system_attributes['file_type'] = args['file_type']
r.system_attributes = json.dumps(system_attributes)
elif type == Resource.SEQUENCE:
data_type = int(args['data_type']) # fix(soon): safe convert to int
system_attributes = {
'max_history': 10000,
'data_type': data_type,
}
if args.get('decimal_places', '') != '':
system_attributes['decimal_places'] = int(args['decimal_places']) # fix(soon): safe convert to int
if args.get('min_storage_interval', '') != '':
min_storage_interval = int(args['min_storage_interval']) # fix(soon): safe convert to int
else:
if data_type == Resource.TEXT_SEQUENCE:
min_storage_interval = 0 # default to 0 seconds for text sequences (want to record all log entries)
else:
min_storage_interval = 50 # default to 50 seconds for numeric and image sequences
if args.get('units'):
system_attributes['units'] = args['units']
system_attributes['min_storage_interval'] = min_storage_interval
r.system_attributes = json.dumps(system_attributes)
elif type == Resource.REMOTE_FOLDER:
r.system_attributes = json.dumps({
'remote_path': args['remote_path'],
})
# save resource record
db.session.add(r)
db.session.commit()
# save file contents (after we have resource ID) and compute thumbnail if needed
if type == Resource.FILE:
add_resource_revision(r, r.creation_timestamp, data)
r.deleted = False # now that have sucessfully created revision, we can make the resource live
db.session.commit()
# compute thumbnail
# fix(soon): recompute thumbnail on resource update
if name.endswith('.png') or name.endswith('.jpg'): # fix(later): handle more types, capitalizations
for width in [120]: # fix(later): what will be our standard sizes?
(thumbnail_contents, thumbnail_width, thumbnail_height) = compute_thumbnail(data, width) # fix(later): if this returns something other than requested width, we'll keep missing the cache
thumbnail = Thumbnail()
thumbnail.resource_id = r.id
thumbnail.width = thumbnail_width
thumbnail.height = thumbnail_height
thumbnail.format = 'jpg'
thumbnail.data = thumbnail_contents
db.session.add(thumbnail)
# handle the case of creating a controller; requires creating some additional records
elif type == Resource.CONTROLLER_FOLDER:
# create controller status record
controller_status = ControllerStatus()
controller_status.id = r.id
controller_status.client_version = ''
controller_status.web_socket_connected = False
controller_status.watchdog_notification_sent = False
controller_status.attributes = '{}'
db.session.add(controller_status)
db.session.commit()
# create log sequence
create_sequence(r, 'log', Resource.TEXT_SEQUENCE, max_history = 10000)
# create a folder for status sequences
status_folder = Resource()
status_folder.parent_id = r.id
status_folder.organization_id = r.organization_id
status_folder.name = 'status'
status_folder.type = Resource.BASIC_FOLDER
status_folder.creation_timestamp = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
status_folder.modification_timestamp = status_folder.creation_timestamp
db.session.add(status_folder)
db.session.commit()
# create status sequences
create_sequence(status_folder, 'free_disk_space', Resource.NUMERIC_SEQUENCE, max_history = 10000, units = 'bytes')
create_sequence(status_folder, 'processor_usage', Resource.NUMERIC_SEQUENCE, max_history = 10000, units = 'percent')
create_sequence(status_folder, 'messages_sent', Resource.NUMERIC_SEQUENCE, max_history = 10000)
create_sequence(status_folder, 'messages_received', Resource.NUMERIC_SEQUENCE, max_history = 10000)
create_sequence(status_folder, 'serial_errors', Resource.NUMERIC_SEQUENCE, max_history = 10000)
return {'status': 'ok', 'id': r.id}