Exemple #1
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	def handle(self, *args, **options):

		# Getting system time, and parsing out specific attributes.
		current_datetime = datetime.now()

		month_now = current_datetime.month
		day_now = current_datetime.day
		year_now = current_datetime.year
		hour_now = current_datetime.hour

		# Array will hold all of the message objects that we need to send out.
		# Query the database for the appropriate message objects.
		messages_to_deploy = models.Message.objects.filter(deployed=False,
													 	   deploy_date__month=month_now,
													       deploy_date__day=day_now,
													       deploy_date__year=year_now,
													       deploy_date__hour=hour_now,)

		# Okay, now we need to iterate through the messages and deploye them.
		for message in messages_to_deploy:

			# Calling lib function to send messages.
			lib.send_mail(message.build_messages())

			# Update message to show that it was deployed.
			message.deployed = True
			message.save()

			# Creating a send_event to show that it was sent with the 'cron' option.
			models.Send_Event(method="cron", message=message).save()
	def handle(self, *args, **options):
		for message in args:
			try:
				mess = models.Message.objects.get(pk=int(message))
			except models.Message.DoesNotExist:
				raise CommandError('Message Does Not Exist, Try Again.')

			if mess.deployed:
				raise CommandError('ERROR: Message has already been deployed')
			else:
				lib.send_mail(mess.build_messages())
				self.stdout.write('Successfully Deployed Messages.')
				mess.deployed = True
				mess.save()

				# Add send event to database with the 'manually' option
				models.Send_Event(method="manual", message=mess).save()