Exemple #1
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class GridPropSchema(PropertySchema):
    varname = SchemaNode(String())
    grid = PyGridSchema(missing=drop)
    data_file = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True),
                           children=[SchemaNode(String())])
    grid_file = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True),
                           children=[SchemaNode(String())])
Exemple #2
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class SchemaAssociations(MappingSchema):
    users = SchemaNode(Sequence(), SchemaAssociationUser(), missing=None)
    routes = SchemaNode(Sequence(), SchemaAssociationDoc(), missing=None)
    waypoints = SchemaNode(Sequence(), SchemaAssociationDoc(), missing=None)
    waypoint_children = SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                                   SchemaAssociationDoc(),
                                   missing=None)
    images = SchemaNode(Sequence(), SchemaAssociationDoc(), missing=None)
Exemple #3
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class FilterPreferencesSchema(MappingSchema):
    activities = SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                            SchemaNode(String(), validator=OneOf(activities)),
                            missing=required)
    langs = SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                       SchemaNode(String(), validator=OneOf(default_langs)),
                       missing=required)
    areas = SchemaNode(Sequence(), SchemaAssociationDoc(), missing=required)
    followed_only = SchemaNode(Boolean(), missing=required)
Exemple #4
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 def _check_coordinates(self, node, geom_type, coordinates):
     serializers = {
         'Point': PointNode(gps=False),
         'LineString': SchemaNode(Sequence(), PointNode(gps=False)),
         'Polygon': SchemaNode(Sequence(), LinearRingNode(gps=False))
     }
     single_serializers = [kv for kv in serializers.items()]
     for singletype, serializer in single_serializers:
         multitype = 'Multi' + singletype
         serializers[multitype] = SchemaNode(Sequence(), serializer)
     # Match coordinates by type. Can raise ``colander.Invalid``
     serializers[geom_type].deserialize(coordinates)
Exemple #5
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class GridVectorPropSchema(VectorPropSchema):
    varnames = SequenceSchema(SchemaNode(String()))
    grid = PyGridSchema(missing=drop)
    data_file = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True),
                           children=[SchemaNode(String())])
    grid_file = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True),
                           children=[SchemaNode(String())])

    def __init__(self, json_='webapi', *args, **kwargs):
        if json_ == 'save':
            self.add(
                SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(),
                           children=[SchemaNode(EnvProp())],
                           name='variables'))
        super(GridVectorPropSchema, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
Exemple #6
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 def __init__(self, json_='webapi', *args, **kwargs):
     if json_ == 'save':
         self.add(
             SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(),
                        children=[SchemaNode(EnvProp())],
                        name='variables'))
     super(GridVectorPropSchema, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
Exemple #7
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 def definition(cls, **kwargs):
     schema = super(EnumField, cls).definition()
     schema.add(
         SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                    SchemaNode(String()),
                    name='choices',
                    validator=Length(min=1)))
     return schema
Exemple #8
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class PyWindMoverSchema(base_schema.ObjType):
    filename = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True),
                          children=[SchemaNode(String())],
                          missing=drop)
    current_scale = SchemaNode(Float(), missing=drop)
    extrapolate = SchemaNode(Bool(), missing=drop)
    time_offset = SchemaNode(Float(), missing=drop)
    wind = GridVectorPropSchema(missing=drop)
Exemple #9
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 def __init__(self):
     super(DefinitionValidator, self).__init__(Mapping())
     self.add(SchemaNode(String(), name='title'))
     self.add(SchemaNode(String(), name='description'))
     self.add(
         SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                    SchemaNode(TypeFieldNode()),
                    name='fields',
                    validator=Length(min=1)))
Exemple #10
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 def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
     super(DefinitionSchema, self).__init__(Mapping(), *args, **kwargs)
     self.add(SchemaNode(String(), name='title'))
     self.add(SchemaNode(String(), name='description'))
     self.add(
         SchemaNode(Mapping(unknown="preserve"), name="extra",
                    missing=drop))
     self.add(
         SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                    SchemaNode(TypeFieldNode()),
                    name='fields',
                    validator=Length(min=1)))
Exemple #11
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 def definition(cls, **kwargs):
     schema = super(GroupField, cls).definition(**kwargs)
     # Keep the ``type`` node only
     schema.children = [
         c for c in schema.children
         if c.name not in ('hint', 'name', 'required')
     ]
     schema.add(SchemaNode(String(), name='description', missing=drop))
     schema.add(
         SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                    SchemaNode(TypeFieldNode()),
                    name='fields',
                    validator=Length(min=1)))
     return schema
Exemple #12
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    def deserialize(self, cstruct=null):
        # Remove potential extra child from previous deserialization
        self.children = self.children[:2]
        value = super(ModelSchema, self).deserialize(cstruct)

        # Add extra child ``records`` with validation based on definition
        definition = value['definition']
        self.add(
            SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                       RecordSchema(definition),
                       name='records',
                       missing=[]))

        return super(ModelSchema, self).deserialize(cstruct)
Exemple #13
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def add_sequence_node(schema, sequence_node, single_key, plural_key=None, with_filter_by=False):
    if not sequence_node.name:
        sequence_node = sequence_node.clone(name=single_key)

    if with_filter_by:
        sequence_node = set_node_with_filter_by(sequence_node)

    single_node = SequenceSchema(Sequence(), sequence_node, missing=drop, name=single_key)
    schema.__class_schema_nodes__.append(single_node)
    schema.__all_schema_nodes__.append(single_node)

    if plural_key:
        if not sequence_node.name:
            sequence_node = sequence_node.clone(name=plural_key)

        plural_node = SequenceSchema(
            Sequence(),
            sequence_node,
            missing=drop,
            preparer=split_values,
            name=plural_key)
        schema.__class_schema_nodes__.append(plural_node)
        schema.__all_schema_nodes__.append(plural_node)

        sequence_finisher = SequenceFinisher(single_key, plural_key)
        if hasattr(schema, 'finisher'):
            if not is_nonstr_iter(schema.finisher):
                previous_finisher = schema.finisher
                def decorator(cls, appstruct):
                    appstruct = sequence_finisher(cls, appstruct)
                    return previous_finisher(cls, appstruct)
                schema.finisher = decorator
            else:
                schema.finisher.append(sequence_finisher)
        else:
            schema.finisher = [sequence_finisher]
Exemple #14
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    def definition(cls, **kwargs):
        schema = super(ObjectField, cls).definition(**kwargs)

        db = get_db()
        schema.add(
            SchemaNode(String(),
                       name='model',
                       missing=drop,
                       validator=ModelExist(db)))

        schema.add(
            SchemaNode(Sequence(),
                       SchemaNode(TypeFieldNode()),
                       name='fields',
                       validator=Length(min=1),
                       missing=drop))

        schema.validator = ExclusiveKeys('model', 'fields')
        return schema
Exemple #15
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    def __init__(self, title, name, field, round=1, desc=None, widget=None):
        self.title = title
        self.name = name
        self.field = field
        self.desc = desc
        self.round = round

        self.mapinit = [field.mapinit]
        self.processing_form = {
            'form': lambda l: [field.processing_form['form'](v) for v in l],
            'db': lambda l: [field.processing_form['db'](v) for v in l]
        }

        self.sn = sn(Sequence(),
                     field.sn,
                     name=self.name,
                     title=self.title,
                     description=self.desc,
                     widget=widget)
Exemple #16
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class TimeSchema(base_schema.ObjType):
#     time = SequenceSchema(SchemaNode(DateTime(default_tzinfo=None), missing=drop), missing=drop)
    filename = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True), children=[SchemaNode(String())], missing=drop)
    varname = SchemaNode(String(), missing=drop)
    data = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(), children=[SchemaNode(DateTime(None))], missing=drop)
Exemple #17
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 def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
     defaults = dict(validator=Length(min=3))
     defaults.update(**kwargs)
     super(LinearRingNode,
           self).__init__(Sequence(), PointNode(gps=self.gps), **defaults)
Exemple #18
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    def get_schema_from_relationship(self, prop: RelationshipProperty,
                                     overrides: dict) -> SchemaNode:
        """Build and return a :class:`colander.SchemaNode` for a relationship.

        The mapping process will translate one-to-many and many-to-many
        relationships from SQLAlchemy into a ``Sequence`` of ``Mapping`` nodes
        in Colander, and translate one-to-one and many-to-one relationships
        into a ``Mapping`` node in Colander.  The related class involved in the
        relationship will be recursively mapped by ColanderAlchemy as part of
        this process, following the same mapping process.

        This method uses information stored in the relationship within
        the ``info`` that was passed to the relationship on creation.
        This means that ``Colander`` options can be specified
        declaratively in ``SQLAlchemy`` models using the ``info``
        argument that you can pass to
        :meth:`sqlalchemy.orm.relationship`.

        For all relationships, the settings will only be applied to the outer
        Sequence or Mapping. To customise the inner schema node, create the
        attribute ``__colanderalchemy_config__`` on the related model with a
        dict-like structure corresponding to the Colander options that should
        be customised.

        Arguments/Keywords

        :param prop: RelationshipProperty
        :param overrides: Dictionary with attributes to be overriden.
        :return: SchemaNode instance.
        """
        # The name of the SchemaNode is the ColumnProperty key.
        name = self._change_name(prop)
        kwargs = {'name': name}
        decl_overrides = prop.info.get(self.sqla_info_key, {}).copy()
        self.declarative_overrides[name] = decl_overrides.copy()
        class_ = prop.mapper.class_
        if decl_overrides.pop('exclude', False):
            logger.debug(
                f'Relationship {name} skipped due to declarative overrides')
            return None

        for key in ['name', 'typ']:
            self.check_overrides(name, key, {}, decl_overrides, overrides)

        children = self._relationship_config(name, 'children', overrides,
                                             decl_overrides)
        includes = self._relationship_config(name, 'includes', overrides,
                                             decl_overrides)
        excludes = self._relationship_config(name, 'excludes', overrides,
                                             decl_overrides)
        rel_overrides = self._relationship_config(name, 'overrides', overrides,
                                                  decl_overrides)

        # Add default values for missing parameters.
        missing = []
        if prop.innerjoin:
            # Inner joined relationships imply it is mandatory
            missing = required

        kwargs['missing'] = missing

        kwargs.update(decl_overrides)
        kwargs.update(overrides)

        if children is not None:
            node_type = Mapping()
            if prop.uselist:
                # xToMany relationships.
                node_type = Sequence()
            return SchemaNode(node_type, *children, **kwargs)

        node = BriefySchemaNode(class_,
                                name=name,
                                includes=includes,
                                excludes=excludes,
                                overrides=rel_overrides,
                                missing=missing,
                                parents_=self.parents_ + [self.class_])

        if prop.uselist:
            node = SchemaNode(Sequence(), node, **kwargs)

        node.name = name
        return node
    def get_schema_from_relationship(self, prop, overrides):
        """ Build and return a :class:`colander.SchemaNode` for a relationship.

        The mapping process will translate one-to-many and many-to-many
        relationships from SQLAlchemy into a ``Sequence`` of ``Mapping`` nodes
        in Colander, and translate one-to-one and many-to-one relationships
        into a ``Mapping`` node in Colander.  The related class involved in the
        relationship will be recursively mapped by ColanderAlchemy as part of
        this process, following the same mapping process.

        This method uses information stored in the relationship within
        the ``info`` that was passed to the relationship on creation.
        This means that ``Colander`` options can be specified
        declaratively in ``SQLAlchemy`` models using the ``info``
        argument that you can pass to
        :meth:`sqlalchemy.orm.relationship`.

        For all relationships, the settings will only be applied to the outer
        Sequence or Mapping. To customise the inner schema node, create the
        attribute ``__colanderalchemy_config__`` on the related model with a
        dict-like structure corresponding to the Colander options that should
        be customised.

        Arguments/Keywords

        prop
            A given :class:`sqlalchemy.orm.properties.RelationshipProperty`
            instance that represents the relationship being mapped.
        overrides
            A dict-like structure that consists of schema attributes to
            override imperatively. Values provides as part of :attr:`overrides`
            will take precendence over all others.  Example keys include
            ``children``, ``includes``, ``excludes``, ``overrides``.
        """

        # The name of the SchemaNode is the ColumnProperty key.
        name = prop.key
        kwargs = dict(name=name)
        declarative_overrides = prop.info.get(self.sqla_info_key, {}).copy()
        self.declarative_overrides[name] = declarative_overrides.copy()

        class_ = prop.mapper.class_

        key = 'exclude'
        if declarative_overrides.pop(key, False):
            log.debug('Relationship %s skipped due to declarative overrides',
                      name)
            return None

        if overrides.pop(key, False):
            log.debug('Relationship %s skipped due to imperative overrides',
                      name)
            return None

        for key in ['name', 'typ']:
            self.check_overrides(name, key, {}, declarative_overrides,
                                 overrides)

        key = 'children'
        imperative_children = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_children = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)
        if imperative_children is not None:
            children = imperative_children
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_children is not None:
            children = declarative_children
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            children = None

        key = 'includes'
        imperative_includes = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_includes = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)
        if imperative_includes is not None:
            includes = imperative_includes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_includes is not None:
            includes = declarative_includes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            includes = None

        key = 'excludes'
        imperative_excludes = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_excludes = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)

        if imperative_excludes is not None:
            excludes = imperative_excludes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_excludes is not None:
            excludes = declarative_excludes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            excludes = None

        key = 'overrides'
        imperative_rel_overrides = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_rel_overrides = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)

        if imperative_rel_overrides is not None:
            rel_overrides = imperative_rel_overrides
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_rel_overrides is not None:
            rel_overrides = declarative_rel_overrides
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            rel_overrides = None

        # Add default values for missing parameters.
        if prop.innerjoin:
            # Inner joined relationships imply it is mandatory
            missing = required
        else:
            # Any other join is thus optional
            missing = []
        kwargs['missing'] = missing

        kwargs.update(declarative_overrides)
        kwargs.update(overrides)

        if children is not None:
            if prop.uselist:
                # xToMany relationships.
                return SchemaNode(Sequence(), *children, **kwargs)
            else:
                # xToOne relationships.
                return SchemaNode(Mapping(), *children, **kwargs)

        if prop.uselist:
            node = SQLAlchemySchemaNode(class_,
                                        name=name,
                                        includes=includes,
                                        excludes=excludes,
                                        overrides=rel_overrides,
                                        missing=missing,
                                        parents_=self.parents_ + [self.class_])
            node = SchemaNode(Sequence(), node, **kwargs)
        else:
            kwargs['name'] = name
            kwargs['includes'] = includes
            kwargs['excludes'] = excludes
            kwargs['overrides'] = rel_overrides
            kwargs['parents_'] = self.parents_ + [self.class_]
            node = SQLAlchemySchemaNode(class_, **kwargs)

        node.name = name

        return node
Exemple #20
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class PropertySchema(base_schema.ObjType):
    name = SchemaNode(String(), missing='default')
    units = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True), children=[SchemaNode(String(), missing=drop), SchemaNode(String(), missing=drop)])
    time = SequenceSchema(SchemaNode(DateTime(default_tzinfo=None), missing=drop), missing=drop)
Exemple #21
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    def get_schema_from_relationship(self, prop, overrides):
        """Extended for property support."""

        # The name of the SchemaNode is the ColumnProperty key.
        name = prop.key
        kwargs = dict(name=name)
        declarative_overrides = prop.info.get(self.sqla_info_key, {}).copy()
        self.declarative_overrides[name] = declarative_overrides.copy()

        class_ = prop.mapper

        if declarative_overrides.pop('exclude', False):
            log.debug('Relationship %s skipped due to declarative overrides',
                      name)
            return None

        for key in ['name', 'typ']:
            self.check_overrides(name, key, {}, declarative_overrides,
                                 overrides)

        key = 'children'
        imperative_children = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_children = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)
        if imperative_children is not None:
            children = imperative_children
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_children is not None:
            children = declarative_children
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            children = None

        key = 'includes'
        imperative_includes = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_includes = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)
        if imperative_includes is not None:
            includes = imperative_includes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_includes is not None:
            includes = declarative_includes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            includes = None

        # TODO: Utmost piece of garbage here.. remove this
        if not self.automatic_relationships:
            if name not in (self.includes or ()):
                log.debug("Does not construct relationship for %s unless explicitly included", name)
                return None

        if self.relationship_overrides:

            result = self.relationship_overrides(self, name, prop, class_)
            if result == TypeOverridesHandling.drop:
                return None
            elif result == TypeOverridesHandling.unknown:
                pass
            else:
                assert isinstance(result, colander.SchemaNode)
                return result

        key = 'excludes'
        imperative_excludes = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_excludes = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)

        if imperative_excludes is not None:
            excludes = imperative_excludes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_excludes is not None:
            excludes = declarative_excludes
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            excludes = None

        # see issue #25 in ColanderAlchemy for possible patch
        if includes is None and excludes is None:
            includes = [p.key for p in inspect(class_).column_attrs]

        key = 'overrides'
        imperative_rel_overrides = overrides.pop(key, None)
        declarative_rel_overrides = declarative_overrides.pop(key, None)

        if imperative_rel_overrides is not None:
            rel_overrides = imperative_rel_overrides
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden imperatively.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        elif declarative_rel_overrides is not None:
            rel_overrides = declarative_rel_overrides
            msg = 'Relationship %s: %s overridden via declarative.'
            log.debug(msg, name, key)

        else:
            rel_overrides = None

        # Add default values for missing parameters.
        if prop.innerjoin:
            # Inner joined relationships imply it is mandatory
            missing = required
        else:
            # Any other join is thus optional
            missing = []
        kwargs['missing'] = missing

        kwargs.update(declarative_overrides)
        kwargs.update(overrides)

        if children is not None:
            if prop.uselist:
                # xToMany relationships.
                return SchemaNode(Sequence(), *children, **kwargs)
            else:
                # xToOne relationships.
                return SchemaNode(Mapping(), *children, **kwargs)

        node = PropertyAwareSQLAlchemySchemaNode(class_,
                                    name=name,
                                    includes=includes,
                                    excludes=excludes,
                                    overrides=rel_overrides,
                                    missing=missing,
                                    type_overrides=self.type_overrides,
                                    relationship_overrides=self.relationship_overrides)

        if prop.uselist:
            node = SchemaNode(Sequence(), node, **kwargs)

        node.name = name

        return node
Exemple #22
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class PyGridSchema(base_schema.ObjType):
    #     filename = SequenceSchema(SchemaNode(String()), accept_scalar=True)
    filename = SchemaNode(typ=Sequence(accept_scalar=True),
                          children=[SchemaNode(String())])
Exemple #23
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 class TestNoneSchema(MappingSchema):
     foo = SchemaNode(String())
     bar = SchemaNode(Sequence(), SchemaNode(String()), missing=None)
Exemple #24
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 def get_node_perms(identifier):
     identifier_validator(self, identifier)
     perm_node = SchemaNode(String(), validator=PermissionValidator())
     return SchemaNode(Sequence(), perm_node, name=identifier)
 def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
     kwargs['typ'] = Sequence(accept_scalar=True)
     super(FilenameSchema, self).__init__(SchemaNode(String()), *args,
                                          **kwargs)
Exemple #26
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def sequence(name, *children, **kw):
    return _node(Sequence(), name, *children, **kw)
Exemple #27
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class PaginationInput(MappingSchema):
    page = PAGE.clone(missing=1)
    limit_per_page = LIMIT_PER_PAGE.clone(missing=20)
    order_by = SequenceSchema(Sequence(), ORDER_BY, missing=drop, preparer=split_values)
    finisher = [OrderFinisher]
Exemple #28
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class SchemaImageList(MappingSchema):
    images = SchemaNode(
        Sequence(), schema_create_image, missing=None)
Exemple #29
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 def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
     defaults = dict(validator=Length(min=2))
     defaults.update(**kwargs)
     super(PointNode, self).__init__(Sequence(), SchemaNode(Float()),
                                     **defaults)