Exemple #1
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def sessions(request, id=None):
    api = API(request)
    if id is None:
        if api.get:
            # Get a list of sessions
            sessions = Session.list(user=request.user, filter={"active": True})
            return api.respond(
                sessions,
                template="sessions/list.html",
                context={
                    "sessions": sessions,
                    "types": SessionType.objects.order_by("rank").all(),
                    "images": SessionImage.objects.all(),
                },
            )
        elif api.post:
            # Launch a session for the user
            session = Session.launch(user=request.user, type_id=api.required("type"), image_name=api.require("image"))
            return api.respond(session)
    else:
        if api.get:
            # Get a session, updating it first
            session = Session.get(id=id, user=request.user)
            if session.active:
                session.update()
            return api.respond(session)

    return api.respond(status=405)
Exemple #2
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def stop(request, id):
    """
    Stop a session
    """
    api = API(request)
    if api.put:
        session = Session.get(id=id, user=request.user)
        session.stop(request.user)
        return api.respond(session)
    else:
        raise API.MethodNotAllowedError(method=request.method)
Exemple #3
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def ping(request, id):
    """
    Ping a session to keep it open

    Return `ready` value.
    Sessions that have not been pinged for sometime will be automatically
    stopped.
    """
    api = API(request)
    if api.put:
        session = Session.get(id=id, user=request.user)
        if session.active:
            session.ping()
            return api.respond({"ready": session.ready})
        else:
            return api.respond({"error": "session:inactive", "message": "Session is no longer active"})
    else:
        raise API.MethodNotAllowedError(method=request.method)
Exemple #4
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def connect(request, id):
    """
    Connect to a session

    Checks that the user is authorized to connect to the session.
    Get Nginx to proxy websocket connections to the session.
    For debugging purposes show the redirect header in the response content.
    """
    session = Session.get(id=id, user=request.user)
    # If no port (i.e only just started) then update
    if not session.port:
        # Currently updating the task first but we could
        # fire off an aysnchonous celery task elsewhere so
        # client does not need to wait for this the first time
        session.update()
    # Try again
    if session.port:
        url = "/internal-session-websocket/%s:%s" % (session.worker.ip, session.port)
        response = HttpResponse("X-Accel-Redirect : %s" % url)
        response["X-Accel-Redirect"] = url
        return response
    else:
        return API(request).respond({"message": "Not ready, please try again later."})