def story_json(request):
""" A GET request for a given ID will return a story's data in JSON.
Do an AJAX POST to this bad boy to validate and store
a new user story. Returns JSON with 'result' = 'OK'
or an error message to show to the user.
"""
print request.POST
if request.method == 'POST':
# TODO: Add validation; I should only be allowed to update stories
# in products I have access to as a user.
try:
# Updating an existing story
current = story.objects.get(pk=request.POST['story_id'])
form = story_form(request.POST, instance=current, initial={'is_release': False})
except:
# Creating a new story
form = story_form(request.POST)
if form.is_valid():
form.save()
return HttpResponse(str(form))
else: # GET request
try:
model_text = '"model": "website.story", '
data = story.objects.get(pk=request.GET['story_id'])
# TODO: The Django serializer sucks, should be more explicit and provide
# real data, not just a bunch of ID numbers
data = serializers.serialize("json", [data]).replace('"pk":','"id":').replace(model_text, '')
return HttpResponse(data, mimetype='application/json')
except:
# Either the story_id was not POSTed or did not exist
raise Http404
def main_page(request, use_product=None):
product_list = request.user.products.all()
backlog_list = story_list = []
current_product = None
if product_list:
current_product = request.session.get('current_product', None)
if use_product:
current_product = product.objects.get(name=use_product)
request.session['current_product'] = current_product
if not current_product:
current_product = product_list[0]
request.session['current_product'] = current_product
backlog_list = backlog.objects.filter(product=current_product)
backlog_list = _order_backlogs(backlog_list)
story_list = story.objects.filter(backlog__in=backlog_list).order_by('order')
story_modelformset = modelformset_factory(story)
for s in story_list:
s.next_action = _get_next_action(s)
context = {
'product_list': product_list,
'current_product': current_product,
'backlog_list': backlog_list,
'story_list': story_list,
'user': request.user,
'details_formset': {},
}
# Add a form for each story pre-populated with the current data
for s in story_list:
context['details_formset'][s.id] = story_form(instance=s)
context.update(csrf(request))
return render_to_response('main.html', context)