def current_link_obj():
"""
Create a link object for the path for the current request.
@return: link object
@rtype: dict
"""
link = copy.copy(_LINK_OBJ_SKEL)
link['_href'] = http.uri_path()
return link
def current_link_obj():
"""
Create a link object for the path for the current request.
@return: link object
@rtype: dict
"""
link = copy.copy(_LINK_OBJ_SKEL)
link['_href'] = http.uri_path()
return link
def current_link_obj():
"""
Create a link object for the path for the current request.
:return: link object
:rtype: dict
"""
link = link_dict()
link['_href'] = http.uri_path()
return link
def search_safe_link_obj(resource_id):
"""
Like child_link_obj, except this can be used with search results. If the
current request URL ends with 'search/', that gets stripped off before
creating the object link. If it does not end with 'search/', this acts just
like child_link_obj.
@param resource_id: id of the resource to which you need a link
@type resource_id: basestring
@return: dict with '_href' key and corresponding value
@rtype: dict
"""
search_suffix = 'search/'
uri_path = http.uri_path()
if uri_path.endswith(search_suffix):
uri_path = uri_path[:-len(search_suffix)]
link = copy.copy(_LINK_OBJ_SKEL)
link['_href'] = http.extend_uri_path(resource_id, uri_path)
return link
def search_safe_link_obj(resource_id):
"""
Like child_link_obj, except this can be used with search results. If the
current request URL ends with 'search/', that gets stripped off before
creating the object link. If it does not end with 'search/', this acts just
like child_link_obj.
@param resource_id: id of the resource to which you need a link
@type resource_id: basestring
@return: dict with '_href' key and corresponding value
@rtype: dict
"""
search_suffix = 'search/'
uri_path = http.uri_path()
if uri_path.endswith(search_suffix):
uri_path = uri_path[:-len(search_suffix)]
link = copy.copy(_LINK_OBJ_SKEL)
link['_href'] = http.extend_uri_path(resource_id, uri_path)
return link