def internal_put(self, user=None, catalog=None, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Method for the developer to be able to access the
endpoint internally and to get back the same results
as if it was called externally. You can pass in any
put params as if it was a external call by passing
them into this method as KWARGS which we then will
convert over into DATA for the faked put request.
:user Current user who is making the request
"""
# create a django http request and fake
# that this is a put request
django_request = HttpRequest()
django_request.method = 'PUT'
if catalog is not None:
django_request.catalog = catalog
# now we convert the django http request
# into a django rest framework request
# and pass in the user and the kwargs
request = InternalRequest(django_request, user)
request._data = kwargs
self.request = request
try:
# pass on the request and args to our put
# handler and return the results
return self._handle_put(request, *args)
except Exception, e:
self._handle_exception_for_internal(e)
def internal_get(self, user=None, catalog=None, override_pagination_url=None, override_pagination_query_params=None,
*args, **kwargs):
"""
Method for the developer to be able to access the
endpoint internally and to get back the same results
as if it was called externally. You can pass in any
get params as if it was a external call by passing
them into this method as KWARGS which we then will
convert over into url params for the faked GET
request.
:user Current user who is making the request
"""
# create a django http request and fake
# that this is a get request
django_request = HttpRequest()
django_request.method = 'GET'
django_request.GET = kwargs
if catalog is not None:
django_request.catalog = catalog
# now we convert the django http request
# into a django rest framework request
# and pass in the user
request = InternalRequest(django_request, user)
# set the request internally to the spoofed one we just built
self.request = request
# check to see if the requestor wants to override the pagination url
if override_pagination_url is not None:
try:
# parse the passed in url
parsed_url = urlparse(override_pagination_url)
new_query_string = ''
for query_string_param in override_pagination_query_params:
if query_string_param != 'page':
new_query_string += '&{0}={1}'.format(query_string_param,
override_pagination_query_params.get(query_string_param))
# setup the query params that were passed in
self.OVERRIDDEN_PAGINATION_URL_QUERY_PARAMS = new_query_string
# build out the actual url minus query params
self.OVERRIDDEN_PAGINATION_URL = parsed_url.path
except Exception, e:
# if by any chance the parse fails we need to revert back to the api urls
self.OVERRIDDEN_PAGINATION_URL_QUERY_PARAMS = None
self.OVERRIDDEN_PAGINATION_URL = None
def internal_delete(self, user=None, catalog=None, *args, **kwargs):
# create a django http request and fake
# that this is a DELETE request
django_request = HttpRequest()
django_request.method = 'DELETE'
if catalog is not None:
django_request.catalog = catalog
# now we convert the django http request
# into a django rest framework request
# and pass in the user and the kwargs
request = InternalRequest(django_request, user)
request._data = kwargs
self.request = request
try:
# pass on the request and args to our post
# handler and return the results
return self._handle_delete(request, *args)
except Exception, e:
self._handle_exception_for_internal(e)
