def create_pdf():
## Normally you would have a PDF on the local disk, in which case you would
## do something like this:
#pdf = BibItem.encode_pdffile('/path/to/my/cool.pdf', 'Testdata')
## or:
#pdf = BibItem.encode_pdf('my.pdf', open('/path/to/my/cool.pdf').read())
## But for this example, we just use a simple string
pdf = BibItem.encode_pdf('my.pdf', 'Testdata')
return pdf
def portal_state_updatedmessage(update_response):
print 'Updated', update_response['attributes']['id']
print 'The current portal_state is "{portal_state}", and the next possible states are: '.format(**update_response)
pprint(update_response['portal_state_transitions'])
## Setup our login credentials.
auth = dict(username='******', password='******')
folder = BibFolder(decode_output=True, **auth)
exampleitemid = auth['username'] + '-pubexample'
## Create the item (it will be private by default)
pdf = BibItem.encode_pdf('my.pdf', 'Testdata')
create_response = folder.create_item(exampleitemid, 'ArticleReference',
attributes={'title': 'Example',
'publication_year': '2012',
'authors': [{'firstnames': 'Hans Petter',
'lastname': 'Langtangen',
'username': '******'},
{'username': '******',
'firstnames': 'Carsten',
'lastname': 'Griwodz'}],
'simula_pdf_file': pdf})
print 'Created {title}'.format(**create_response['attributes'])
print ' View it here: {url}'.format(**create_response)
print 'The current portal_state is "{portal_state}", and the next possible states are: '.format(**create_response)
pprint(create_response['portal_state_transitions'])
