from django.shortcuts import *
import json
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required
from django.views.decorators.csrf import csrf_exempt
from SocialNetworkHarvester_v1p0.settings import FACEBOOK_APP_PARAMS
from AspiraUser.models import resetUserSelection
from Facebook.models import FBPage, FBUser, FBProfile, FBComment, FBPost
from SocialNetworkHarvester_v1p0.settings import viewsLogger, DEBUG
log = lambda s: viewsLogger.log(s) if DEBUG else 0
pretty = lambda s: viewsLogger.pretty(s) if DEBUG else 0
@login_required()
def facebookBase(request):
context = {
'user': request.user,
"navigator": [
("Facebook", "/facebook"),
],
}
resetUserSelection(request)
return render(request, 'Facebook/FacebookBase.html', context)
@login_required()
def fbUserView(request, FBUserId):
fbUser = FBUser.objects.filter(pk=FBUserId)
if not fbUser:
fbUser = FBUser.objects.filter(_ident=FBUserId)
from django import template
from collections import OrderedDict
register = template.Library()
from Twitter.models import TWUser,Hashtag,Tweet,TWPlace, favorite_tweet, follower, HashtagHarvester
from Youtube.models import YTChannel, YTVideo, YTPlaylist, YTPlaylistItem, YTComment
from SocialNetworkHarvester_v1p0.settings import viewsLogger, DEBUG
log = lambda s: viewsLogger.log(s) if DEBUG else 0
pretty = lambda s: viewsLogger.pretty(s) if DEBUG else 0
@register.filter
def sort(value):
return sorted(value)
@register.filter
def getFields(className):
'''Get the name and description of each relevant (downloadable) field of a given Aspira object.
Use inside a template with:
{% for key,val in 'className'|getFields %} ... {% endfor %}
In order to work, the method "get_fields_description" should be implemented in the model
:param className: The Class name of a given model. (example: "TWUser", "TWeet". "Hashtag", etc.)
:return: a list of tuples, containing a string (field) and a dict {"name":"aName","description":"aDescription"}.
'''
fields = globals()[className]().get_fields_description()
keys = fields.keys()
orderedFields = []
for key in sorted(keys):
orderedFields.append((key,fields[key]))
return orderedFields