def __init__(self, retrieved_fields=None, loading_from_db=False, **kwargs):
''' :param retrieved_fields: The names of the fields returned when loading \
a partial object. This argument should not be explicitly set \
by subclasses
:param \*\*kwargs: The values for all of the fields in the document. \
Any additional fields will raise a :class:`~mongoalchemy.document.ExtraValueException` and \
any missing (but required) fields will raise a :class:`~mongoalchemy.document.MissingValueException`. \
Both types of exceptions are subclasses of :class:`~mongoalchemy.document.DocumentException`.
'''
self.partial = retrieved_fields is not None
self.retrieved_fields = self.__normalize(retrieved_fields)
# Mapping from attribute names to values.
self._values = {}
self.__extra_fields = {}
cls = self.__class__
# Process the fields on the object
fields = self.get_fields()
for name, field in fields.items():
# print name
if self.partial and field.db_field not in self.retrieved_fields:
self._values[name] = Value(field, self, retrieved=False)
elif name in kwargs:
field = getattr(cls, name)
value = kwargs[name]
self._values[name] = Value(field,
self,
from_db=loading_from_db)
field.set_value(self, value)
elif field.auto:
self._values[name] = Value(field, self, from_db=False)
else:
self._values[name] = Value(field, self, from_db=False)
# Process any extra fields
for k in kwargs:
if k not in fields:
if self.config_extra_fields == 'ignore':
self.__extra_fields[k] = kwargs[k]
else:
raise ExtraValueException(k)
self.__extra_fields_orig = dict(self.__extra_fields)
# Validate defult sort
if self.config_default_sort:
for (name, direction) in self.config_default_sort:
try:
resolve_name(type(self), name)
dirs = (1, -1, pymongo.ASCENDING, pymongo.DESCENDING)
if direction not in dirs:
m = 'Bad sort direction on %s: %s' % (name, direction)
raise BadFieldSpecification(m)
except FieldNotFoundException:
raise BadFieldSpecification("Could not resolve field %s in"
" config_default_sort" % name)
def __init__(self, retrieved_fields=None, loading_from_db=False, **kwargs):
''' :param retrieved_fields: The names of the fields returned when loading \
a partial object. This argument should not be explicitly set \
by subclasses
:param \*\*kwargs: The values for all of the fields in the document. \
Any additional fields will raise a :class:`~mongoalchemy.document.ExtraValueException` and \
any missing (but required) fields will raise a :class:`~mongoalchemy.document.MissingValueException`. \
Both types of exceptions are subclasses of :class:`~mongoalchemy.document.DocumentException`.
'''
self.partial = retrieved_fields is not None
self.retrieved_fields = self.__normalize(retrieved_fields)
# Mapping from attribute names to values.
self._values = {}
self.__extra_fields = {}
cls = self.__class__
# Process the fields on the object
fields = self.get_fields()
for name, field in fields.iteritems():
# print name
if self.partial and field.db_field not in self.retrieved_fields:
self._values[name] = Value(field, self, retrieved=False)
elif name in kwargs:
field = getattr(cls, name)
value = kwargs[name]
self._values[name] = Value(field, self,
from_db=loading_from_db)
getattr(cls, name).set_value(self, kwargs[name])
elif field.auto:
self._values[name] = Value(field, self, from_db=False)
else:
self._values[name] = Value(field, self, from_db=False)
# Process any extra fields
for k in kwargs:
if k not in fields:
if self.config_extra_fields == 'ignore':
self.__extra_fields[k] = kwargs[k]
else:
raise ExtraValueException(k)
self.__extra_fields_orig = dict(self.__extra_fields)
# Validate defult sort
if self.config_default_sort:
for (name, direction) in self.config_default_sort:
try:
resolve_name(type(self), name)
dirs = (1, -1, pymongo.ASCENDING, pymongo.DESCENDING)
if direction not in dirs:
m = 'Bad sort direction on %s: %s' % (name, direction)
raise BadFieldSpecification(m)
except FieldNotFoundException:
raise BadFieldSpecification("Could not resolve field %s in"
" config_default_sort" % name)
def __sort(self, qfield, direction):
qfield = resolve_name(self.type, qfield)
name = str(qfield)
for n, _ in self._sort:
if n == name:
raise BadQueryException('Already sorting by %s' % name)
self._sort.append((name, direction))
return self
def __hint(self, qfield, direction):
qfield = resolve_name(self.type, qfield)
name = str(qfield)
for n, _ in self.hints:
if n == name:
raise BadQueryException('Already gave hint for %s' % name)
self.hints.append((name, direction))
return self
def __sort(self, qfield, direction):
qfield = resolve_name(self.type, qfield)
name = str(qfield)
for n, _ in self._sort:
if n == name:
raise BadQueryException('Already sorting by %s' % name)
self._sort.append((name, direction))
return self
def __hint(self, qfield, direction):
qfield = resolve_name(self.type, qfield)
name = str(qfield)
for n, _ in self.hints:
if n == name:
raise BadQueryException('Already gave hint for %s' % name)
self.hints.append((name, direction))
return self
def _atomic_generic_op(self, op, qfield, value):
qfield = resolve_name(self.query.type, qfield)
if op not in qfield.valid_modifiers:
raise InvalidModifierException(qfield, op)
if op not in self.update_data:
self.update_data[op] = {}
self.update_data[op][qfield.get_absolute_name()] = value
return self
def _atomic_generic_op(self, op, qfield, value):
qfield = resolve_name(self.query.type, qfield)
if op not in qfield.valid_modifiers:
raise InvalidModifierException(qfield, op)
if op not in self.update_data:
self.update_data[op] = {}
self.update_data[op][qfield.get_absolute_name()] = value
return self
def _apply_dict(self, qe_dict):
''' Apply a query expression, updating the query object '''
for k, v in qe_dict.iteritems():
k = resolve_name(self.type, k)
if not k in self.__query:
self.__query[k] = v
continue
if not isinstance(self.__query[k], dict) or not isinstance(v, dict):
raise BadQueryException('Multiple assignments to a field must all be dicts.')
self.__query[k].update(**v)
def _atomic_list_op_multivalue(self, op, qfield, *value):
qfield = resolve_name(self.query.type, qfield)
if op not in qfield.valid_modifiers:
raise InvalidModifierException(qfield, op)
wrapped = []
for v in value:
wrapped.append(qfield.get_type().item_type.wrap(v))
if op not in self.update_data:
self.update_data[op] = {}
self.update_data[op][qfield.get_absolute_name()] = value
return self
def _atomic_list_op_multivalue(self, op, qfield, *value):
qfield = resolve_name(self.query.type, qfield)
if op not in qfield.valid_modifiers:
raise InvalidModifierException(qfield, op)
wrapped = []
for v in value:
wrapped.append(qfield.get_type().item_type.wrap(v))
if op not in self.update_data:
self.update_data[op] = {}
self.update_data[op][qfield.get_absolute_name()] = value
return self
def nin(self, qfield, *values):
''' Check to see that the value of ``qfield`` is not one of ``values``
:param qfield: Instances of :class:`mongoalchemy.query_expression.QueryExpression`
:param values: Values should be python values which ``qfield`` \
understands
'''
# TODO: make sure that this field represents a list
qfield = resolve_name(self.type, qfield)
self.filter(QueryExpression({ qfield : { '$nin' : [qfield.wrap_value(value) for value in values]}}))
return self
def _apply_dict(self, qe_dict):
''' Apply a query expression, updating the query object '''
for k, v in qe_dict.iteritems():
k = resolve_name(self.type, k)
if not k in self.__query:
self.__query[k] = v
continue
if not isinstance(self.__query[k], dict) or not isinstance(
v, dict):
raise BadQueryException(
'Multiple assignments to a field must all be dicts.')
self.__query[k].update(**v)
def sort(self, *sort_tuples):
''' pymongo-style sorting. Accepts a list of tuples.
:param sort_tuples: varargs of sort tuples.
'''
query = self
for name, direction in sort_tuples:
field = resolve_name(self.type, name)
if direction in (ASCENDING, 1):
query = query.ascending(field)
elif direction in (DESCENDING, -1):
query = query.descending(field)
else:
raise BadQueryException('Bad sort direction: %s' % direction)
return query
def sort(self, *sort_tuples):
''' pymongo-style sorting. Accepts a list of tuples.
:param sort_tuples: varargs of sort tuples.
'''
query = self
for name, direction in sort_tuples:
field = resolve_name(self.type, name)
if direction in (ASCENDING, 1):
query = query.ascending(field)
elif direction in (DESCENDING, -1):
query = query.descending(field)
else:
raise BadQueryException('Bad sort direction: %s' % direction)
return query
def nin(self, qfield, *values):
''' Check to see that the value of ``qfield`` is not one of ``values``
:param qfield: Instances of :class:`mongoalchemy.query_expression.QueryExpression`
:param values: Values should be python values which ``qfield`` \
understands
'''
# TODO: make sure that this field represents a list
qfield = resolve_name(self.type, qfield)
self.filter(
QueryExpression({
qfield: {
'$nin': [qfield.wrap_value(value) for value in values]
}
}))
return self
def fields(self, *fields):
''' Only return the specified fields from the object. Accessing a \
field that was not specified in ``fields`` will result in a \
:class:``mongoalchemy.document.FieldNotRetrieved`` exception being \
raised
:param fields: Instances of :class:``mongoalchemy.query.QueryField`` specifying \
which fields to return
'''
if self._fields == None:
self._fields = set()
for f in fields:
f = resolve_name(self.type, f)
self._fields.add(f)
self._fields.add(self.type.mongo_id)
return self
def fields(self, *fields):
''' Only return the specified fields from the object. Accessing a \
field that was not specified in ``fields`` will result in a \
:class:``mongoalchemy.document.FieldNotRetrieved`` exception being \
raised
:param fields: Instances of :class:``mongoalchemy.query.QueryField`` specifying \
which fields to return
'''
if self._fields == None:
self._fields = set()
for f in fields:
f = resolve_name(self.type, f)
self._fields.add(f)
self._fields.add(self.type.mongo_id)
return self
def filter_by(self, **filters):
''' Filter for the names in ``filters`` being equal to the associated
values. Cannot be used for sub-objects since keys must be strings'''
for name, value in filters.iteritems():
self.filter(resolve_name(self.type, name) == value)
return self
def filter_by(self, **filters):
''' Filter for the names in ``filters`` being equal to the associated
values. Cannot be used for sub-objects since keys must be strings'''
for name, value in filters.iteritems():
self.filter(resolve_name(self.type, name) == value)
return self