def create(self, args):
"""
Create a new user.
"""
if not self.settings.user_registration_enabled:
print messages['RegisterDisabled'].format(
self.settings.user_registration_url)
return
self.api.set_token(None)
if args.name and args.email and args.password:
name = args.name[0]
email = args.email[0]
password = args.password[0]
else:
name = raw_input('Username: '******'CommandNotImplemented')
print messages['UserCreatedNowCheckEmail']
def create(self, args):
"""
Create a new user.
"""
if not self.settings.user_registration_enabled:
print messages['RegisterDisabled'].format(self.settings.user_registration_url)
return
self.api.set_token(None)
if args.name and args.email and args.password:
name = args.name[0]
email = args.email[0]
password = args.password[0]
else:
name = raw_input('Username: '******'CommandNotImplemented')
print messages['UserCreatedNowCheckEmail']
def run(args, api):
"""
run takes care of calling the action with the needed arguments parsed
using argparse.
We first try to call the action. In case the called action requires a
valid token and the api instance does not have one a TokenRequiredError
gets raised. In this case we catch the error and ask the user for a
email/password combination to create a new token. After that we call
the action again.
pycclib raises an exception any time the API does answer with a
HTTP STATUS CODE other than 200, 201 or 204. We catch these exceptions
here and stop cctrlapp using sys.exit and show the error message to the
user.
"""
# check if there is a newer version of cctrl or pycclib
try:
check_for_updates(api.check_versions()['cctrl'])
except KeyError:
pass
while True:
try:
try:
args.func(args)
except TokenRequiredError:
# check ENV for credentials first
try:
email = env.pop('CCTRL_EMAIL')
password = env.pop('CCTRL_PASSWORD')
except KeyError:
email, password = get_credentials()
try:
api.create_token(email, password)
except UnauthorizedError:
sys.exit(messages['NotAuthorized'])
else:
pass
except ParseAppDeploymentName:
sys.exit(messages['InvalidAppOrDeploymentName'])
else:
break
except UnauthorizedError, e:
if delete_tokenfile():
api.set_token(None)
else:
sys.exit(messages['NotAuthorized'])
except ForbiddenError, e:
sys.exit(messages['NotAllowed'])
def create(self, args):
"""
Create a new user.
"""
self.api.set_token(None)
if args.name and args.email and args.password:
name = args.name[0]
email = args.email[0]
password = args.password[0]
else:
name = raw_input('Username: '******'UserCreatedNowCheckEmail']
def run(args, api):
"""
run takes care of calling the action with the needed arguments parsed
using argparse.
We first try to call the action. In case the called action requires a
valid token and the api instance does not have one a TokenRequiredError
gets raised. In this case we catch the error and ask the user for a
email/password combination to create a new token. After that we call
the action again.
pycclib raises an exception any time the API does answer with a
HTTP STATUS CODE other than 200, 201 or 204. We catch these exceptions
here and stop cctrlapp using sys.exit and show the error message to the
user.
"""
while True:
try:
try:
args.func(args)
except cclib.TokenRequiredError:
# check ENV for credentials first
try:
email = os.environ.pop('CCTRL_EMAIL')
password = os.environ.pop('CCTRL_PASSWORD')
except KeyError:
email, password = get_credentials()
try:
api.create_token(email, password)
except cclib.UnauthorizedError:
sys.exit(messages['NotAuthorized'])
else:
pass
except ParseAppDeploymentName:
sys.exit(messages['InvalidAppOrDeploymentName'])
else:
break
except cclib.UnauthorizedError, e:
if delete_tokenfile():
api.set_token(None)
else:
sys.exit(messages['NotAuthorized'])
except cclib.ForbiddenError, e:
sys.exit(messages['NotAllowed'])