def searchkeys(search_str: str):
# Get the count.
count = request.args.get("count", 999)
# Get the page
page = request.args.get("page", 1)
# Pass the search string to the database.
results = pgp.search_through_keys(search_str, page=page, count=count)
# Serialize the data into a JSON list of key ids.
# Yes, this can hammer the server on shitty clients when they search.
# But redis can pick up a lot of that slack.
return json.dumps(
{"count": results.total,
"ids": [item.key_fp_id for item in results.items]}
), 200 if results.total else 404, {"Content-Type": "application/json"}
def search():
if 'keyid' in request.args:
page = request.args.get("page", 1)
try:
page = int(page)
except:
page = 1
# Pass a simple list of KeyInfos to the renderer, allowing the template to do the hard work.
keys = pgp.search_through_keys(request.args.get("keyid", "0x12345678"), page=page)
if not keys.total:
page = 0
return render_template("search.html", search=request.args.get('keyid'), keys=keys.items, keyinfo=KeyInfo,
page=page, maxpages=keys.pages, num_keys=keys.total)
else:
return render_template("search.html")
def pkssearch(rargs):
keys = pgp.search_through_keys(rargs.get("search"))
if not keys.total:
return "No keys found", 404
else:
return format_pks(keys), 200, {"X-HKP-Results-Count": keys.total, "Content-Type": "application/x-pgp-search"}