def set_temporal_constraint(self, deployment_obj, start_time=None, end_time=None):
tc = self.get_temporal_constraint(deployment_obj)
if tc is None:
tc = TemporalBounds()
deployment_obj.constraint_list.append(tc)
if start_time == "NOW":
start_time = str(int(time.time()))
if end_time == "NOW":
end_time = str(int(time.time()))
if start_time is not None:
tc.start_datetime = start_time
if end_time is not None:
tc.end_datetime = end_time
def set_temporal_constraint(self,
deployment_obj,
start_time=None,
end_time=None):
tc = self.get_temporal_constraint(deployment_obj)
if tc is None:
tc = TemporalBounds()
deployment_obj.constraint_list.append(tc)
if start_time == "NOW":
start_time = str(int(time.time()))
if end_time == "NOW":
end_time = str(int(time.time()))
if start_time is not None:
tc.start_datetime = start_time
if end_time is not None:
tc.end_datetime = end_time
def create_notification(self, notification=None, user_id=''):
"""
Persists the provided NotificationRequest object for the specified Origin id.
Associate the Notification resource with the user_id string.
returned id is the internal id by which NotificationRequest will be identified
in the data store.
@param notification NotificationRequest
@param user_id str
@retval notification_id str
@throws BadRequest if object passed has _id or _rev attribute
"""
if not user_id:
raise BadRequest("User id not provided.")
log.debug("Create notification called for user_id: %s, and notification: %s", user_id, notification)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Persist Notification object as a resource if it has already not been persisted
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# if the notification has already been registered, simply use the old id
notification_id = self._notification_in_notifications(notification, self.notifications)
# since the notification has not been registered yet, register it and get the id
temporal_bounds = TemporalBounds()
temporal_bounds.start_datetime = get_ion_ts()
temporal_bounds.end_datetime = ''
if not notification_id:
notification.temporal_bounds = temporal_bounds
notification_id, _ = self.clients.resource_registry.create(notification)
self.notifications[notification_id] = notification
else:
log.debug("Notification object has already been created in resource registry before. No new id to be generated. notification_id: %s", notification_id)
# Read the old notification already in the resource registry
notification = self.clients.resource_registry.read(notification_id)
# Update the temporal bounds of the old notification resource
notification.temporal_bounds = temporal_bounds
# Update the notification in the resource registry
self.clients.resource_registry.update(notification)
log.debug("The temporal bounds for this resubscribed notification object with id: %s, is: %s", notification_id,notification.temporal_bounds)
# Link the user and the notification with a hasNotification association
assocs= self.clients.resource_registry.find_associations(subject=user_id,
predicate=PRED.hasNotification,
object=notification_id,
id_only=True)
if assocs:
log.debug("Got an already existing association: %s, between user_id: %s, and notification_id: %s", assocs,user_id,notification_id)
return notification_id
else:
log.debug("Creating association between user_id: %s, and notification_id: %s", user_id, notification_id )
self.clients.resource_registry.create_association(user_id, PRED.hasNotification, notification_id)
# read the registered notification request object because this has an _id and is more useful
notification = self.clients.resource_registry.read(notification_id)
# Update the user info object with the notification
self.event_processor.add_notification_for_user(new_notification=notification, user_id=user_id)
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Generate an event that can be picked by a notification worker so that it can update its user_info dictionary
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
log.debug("(create notification) Publishing ReloadUserInfoEvent for notification_id: %s", notification_id)
self.event_publisher.publish_event( event_type= "ReloadUserInfoEvent",
origin="UserNotificationService",
description= "A notification has been created.",
notification_id = notification_id)
return notification_id
def create_notification(self, notification=None, user_id=''):
"""
Persists the provided NotificationRequest object for the specified Origin id.
Associate the Notification resource with the user_id string.
returned id is the internal id by which NotificationRequest will be identified
in the data store.
@param notification NotificationRequest
@param user_id str
@retval notification_id str
@throws BadRequest if object passed has _id or _rev attribute
"""
if not user_id:
raise BadRequest("User id not provided.")
log.debug(
"Create notification called for user_id: %s, and notification: %s",
user_id, notification)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Persist Notification object as a resource if it has already not been persisted
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
notification_id = None
# if the notification has already been registered, simply use the old id
existing_user_notifications = self.get_user_notifications(
user_info_id=user_id)
if existing_user_notifications:
notification_id = self._notification_in_notifications(
notification, existing_user_notifications)
# since the notification has not been registered yet, register it and get the id
temporal_bounds = TemporalBounds()
temporal_bounds.start_datetime = get_ion_ts()
temporal_bounds.end_datetime = ''
if not notification_id:
notification.temporal_bounds = temporal_bounds
notification_id, rev = self.clients.resource_registry.create(
notification)
else:
log.debug(
"Notification object has already been created in resource registry before. No new id to be generated. notification_id: %s",
notification_id)
# Read the old notification already in the resource registry
notification = self.clients.resource_registry.read(notification_id)
# Update the temporal bounds of the old notification resource
notification.temporal_bounds = temporal_bounds
# Update the notification in the resource registry
self.clients.resource_registry.update(notification)
log.debug(
"The temporal bounds for this resubscribed notification object with id: %s, is: %s",
notification._id, notification.temporal_bounds)
# Link the user and the notification with a hasNotification association
assocs = self.clients.resource_registry.find_associations(
subject=user_id,
predicate=PRED.hasNotification,
object=notification_id,
id_only=True)
if assocs:
log.debug(
"Got an already existing association: %s, between user_id: %s, and notification_id: %s",
assocs, user_id, notification_id)
return notification_id
else:
log.debug(
"Creating association between user_id: %s, and notification_id: %s",
user_id, notification_id)
self.clients.resource_registry.create_association(
user_id, PRED.hasNotification, notification_id)
# read the registered notification request object because this has an _id and is more useful
notification = self.clients.resource_registry.read(notification_id)
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Generate an event that can be picked by a notification worker so that it can update its user_info dictionary
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
log.debug(
"(create notification) Publishing ReloadUserInfoEvent for notification_id: %s",
notification_id)
self.event_publisher.publish_event(
event_type=OT.ReloadUserInfoEvent,
origin="UserNotificationService",
description="A notification has been created.",
notification_id=notification_id)
return notification_id