def _create_credentials(self, raw_user, league_id=None, inviter_id=None):
""" Create a new User and Player from raw user credentials. """
# TODO: there are a lot of open questions here:
# 1/ maybe fix this parameter list...it's ridiculous!
# 2/ what about when we want to create a Person who isn't a Player?
# 3/ when other credentialing options exist, it might not be good to
# assume exclusively.
# 4/ is it more sensible to keep these methods separate if it turns out
# we can't easily generalize across other Person subclasses?
(user, player) = User.create_user_and_player(
PROPERTY_VALUE.EMPTY,
PROPERTY_VALUE.EMPTY,
None,
PROPERTY_VALUE.EMPTY,
PROPERTY_VALUE.EMPTY,
{THIRD_PARTY.FACEBOOK: raw_user},
inviter_id,
self._ip,
self._locale,
)
# TODO: uncomment TAGGED SqEdge type and pass optional third argument.
if league_id is not None:
Person.join_league(player.id, league_id)
return (user, player)
def _load_credentials(self, raw_user):
""" Return an existing user for a set of credentials. """
fb_id = raw_user.get(NODE_PROPERTY.ID)
if fb_id is None:
raise tornado.web.HTTPError(500, "No Facebook User ID.")
return User.load_by_external_id(fb_id, THIRD_PARTY.FACEBOOK)
def generate_players(player_templates_list):
user_player_tuples = []
for p in player_templates_list:
email = PROPERTY_VALUE.EMPTY
password_hash = PROPERTY_VALUE.EMPTY
referrer_url = PROPERTY_VALUE.EMPTY
first_name = p['first_name']
last_name = p['last_name']
user_player_tuples.append(
User.create_user_and_player(
email,
password_hash,
referrer_url,
first_name,
last_name))
users = [user for user, player in user_player_tuples]
players = [player for user, player in user_player_tuples]
print("{0} Users created successfully.".format(len(users)))
print("{0} Players created successfully.".format(len(players)))
return (users, players)
