Esempio n. 1
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.app = app
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
     self.app.config['UPLOAD_FOLDER'] = 'static/uploads/'
     self.stylesheet = getSampleStyleSheet()
     self.attendees = Attendees(app, db)
     self.alphanum_regex = re.compile(r'\w+')
Esempio n. 2
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class Instructors(object):
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)

    def add(self, instructor_list, class_id):
        #instructor name is unique constriant, which we are not handling here! should do upsert
        instructor_query = "INSERT INTO instructors (name, created_at)\
                            VALUES (:name, NOW())\
                            ON CONFLICT (name)\
                            DO UPDATE SET updated_at=NOW()\
                            RETURNING id"
        all_instructor_ids = []
        for name in instructor_list:
            instructor = {"name": name}
            instructor_id = self.postgresql.query_db(instructor_query, instructor)
            all_instructor_ids.append(instructor_id)
        return all_instructor_ids

    def add_class_instructors(self, class_id, instructor_ids):
        instructor_query = "INSERT INTO class_instructor (instructor_id, class_id)\
                            VALUES (:instructor_id, :class_id)\
                            RETURNING instructor_id"
        for id in instructor_ids:
            instructor = {
                "instructor_id": id,
                "class_id": class_id
            }
            self.postgresql.query_db(instructor_query, instructor)

    def findAll(self, business_id):
        if business_id == 23:
            query = "SELECT * FROM instructors"
            instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query)
        else:
            query = "SELECT i.id, i.name FROM instructors AS i LEFT JOIN class_instructor AS ci ON i.id=ci.instructor_id LEFT JOIN classes AS c ON ci.class_id=c.id WHERE business_id=:business_id"
            values = {
                "business_id": business_id
            }
            instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return instructors

    def find_all_class_instructors(self, class_id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM class_instructor AS ci LEFT JOIN instructors AS i ON ci.instructor_id=i.id WHERE ci.class_id=:id"
        values = {
            "id": class_id
        }
        class_instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        # print class_instructors
        return class_instructors

    def find_all_other(self, class_id):
        # print "class id: ", class_id
        query = "SELECT * FROM class_instructor LEFT JOIN instructors ON class_instructor.instructor_id=instructors.id WHERE class_instructor.class_id!=:id"
        values = {
            "id": class_id
        }
        all_other_instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        # print "all other instructors: ", all_other_instructors
        return all_other_instructors

    def delete_class_relationship(self, class_id, instructor_ids):
        query = "DELETE FROM class_instructor WHERE instructor_id=:instructor_id AND class_id=:class_id"
        for id in instructor_ids:
            instructor = {
                "instructor_id": id,
                "class_id": class_id
            }
            self.postgresql.query_db(query, instructor)

    def update(self, instructors):
        query = "UPDATE instructors SET name=:name WHERE id=:id"
        for id in instructors:
            values = {
                "id": id,
                "name": instructors[id]
            }
            self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
Esempio n. 3
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.classes = Classes(app, db)
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
Esempio n. 4
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class Attendees(object):
    #######################################################################
    # CONSTUCTORS
    #######################################################################
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.classes = Classes(app, db)
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)

    #######################################################################
    # SELECT METHODS
    #######################################################################

    def findOne(self, id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM attendees WHERE id=:id"
        values = {
            "id": id
        }
        student = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return student[0]

    def get_cert_data(self, class_id):
        query = "SELECT a.id AS attendee_id, a.name AS name, a.email AS email, ac.minutes AS minutes, c.name AS class_name, c.duration AS duration, c.email_text AS email_text, c.date AS class_date, c.race_verbiage AS race_verbiage, c.cvpm_verbiage AS cvpm_verbiage, c.race_course_num AS course_num\
        FROM attendees AS a\
        LEFT JOIN  attended_classes AS ac\
        ON a.id=ac.attendee_id\
        LEFT JOIN classes AS c\
        ON ac.class_id=c.id\
        WHERE c.id=:class_id AND a.status=:status"
        values = {
            "class_id": class_id,
            "status": "in_db"
        }
        cert_data = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return cert_data

    def find_all_in_class(self, class_id):
        query = "SELECT a.id AS attendee_id, a.name AS name, a.email AS email, a.status AS status, ac.minutes AS minutes, c.duration AS duration, c.email_text AS email_text\
        FROM attendees AS a\
        LEFT JOIN attended_classes AS ac\
        ON a.id=ac.attendee_id\
        LEFT JOIN classes AS c\
        ON ac.class_id=c.id\
        WHERE c.id=:class_id AND ac.minutes >= c.duration AND a.email!= ''\
        ORDER BY a.created_at DESC"
        values = {
            "class_id": class_id
        }
        students = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return students

    #######################################################################
    # INSERT METHODS
    #######################################################################

    #what are expected column names?

    def add_attendees(self, contents, class_id):
        upsert_query = "INSERT INTO attendees (name, email, status, created_at)\
                        VALUES (:name, :email, :status, NOW())\
                        ON CONFLICT (email)\
                        DO UPDATE SET name=:name, status=:status, updated_at=NOW()\
                        RETURNING id"
        attendee_info = []
        i = 0
        min_check = {}
        # rel_info = []
        header_marker = None;
        for row in contents:
            if row:
                if isinstance(row[1],basestring):
                    row[1].encode('utf8')
                else:
                    unicode(row[1]).encode('utf8')
                if row[1].lower() == "email":
                    header_marker = i
                if header_marker and i > header_marker and row[1]:
                    if row[1] not in min_check:
                        row_data = {
                            'name': row[0],
                            'email': row[1],
                            'min': row[2]
                        }
                        attendee_info.append(row_data)
                    if row[1] in min_check:
                        min_check[row[1]] += int(row[2])
                    else:
                        min_check[row[1]] = int(row[2])
                i += 1
        for info in attendee_info:
            if info['email'] in min_check:
                info['min'] = min_check[info['email']]
            values = {
                'name': info['name'],
                'email': info['email'],
                'status': 'in_db'
            }
            #UPSERT STUDENT ACCORDING TO DATA EXTRACTED FROM CSV, EMAIL IS UNIQUE CONSTRAINT
            student_id = self.postgresql.query_db(upsert_query, values)
            ac_data = {
                "id": student_id,
                "minutes": info['min'],
                "class_id": class_id
            }
            self.add_attended_classes(ac_data)
        return attendee_info

    def add_attended_classes(self, data):
        upsert_query = "INSERT into attended_classes (attendee_id, class_id, minutes)\
                        VALUES (:attendee_id, :class_id, :minutes)\
                        ON CONFLICT (attendee_id, class_id)\
                        DO UPDATE SET minutes = :minutes\
                        RETURNING attendee_id"
        values = {
            "attendee_id": data['id'],
            "class_id": data['class_id'],
            "minutes": data['minutes']
        }
        self.postgresql.query_db(upsert_query, values)

    #######################################################################
    # UPDATE METHODS
    #######################################################################


    def update_status(self, id, status):
        query = "UPDATE attendees SET status=:status WHERE id=:id"
        values = {
            'status': status,
            'id': id
        }
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def get_status(self, id):
        query = "SELECT status FROM attendees WHERE id=:id"
        values = {'id':id}
        return self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
Esempio n. 5
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class Classes(object):
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
        self.instructors = Instructors(app, db)

    def add(self, form_data):
        valid = True
        messages = {}
        data = {}
        course_regex = re.compile(r'^(\d+)-(\d+)')
        match_obj = re.match(course_regex, form_data['course_num'])
        instructor_list = []
        for k, v in form_data.iteritems():
            #check every key to see if it begins with new instructor
            if k.startswith('new_instructor'):
                #if it does push value to a list
                instructor_list.append(v)
        if len(form_data['name']) < 6:
            messages['name_error'] = "name must be 6 characters or more"
            valid = False
        if not match_obj:
            messages['course_num_error'] = "Expected digits-digits format, please check course number"
        if not form_data['duration'].isdigit():
            messages['duration_error']= "Please enter a whole number"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['date']) < 10:
            messages['date_error']= "Please enter correct date format"
            valid = False
        if form_data['existing_instructor'] == "" and len(instructor_list) < 1:
            messages['instructor_error']= "Please choose existing instructor or add at least one new instructor"
            valid = False
        #make this requirement longer in deployment, length requirement shortened for testing
        if len(form_data['email_text']) < 4:
            messages['email_error']= "Email must be at least 4 characters in length"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['race_verbiage']) < 4:
            messages['race_verbiage']= "Race verbiage must be at least 4 characters in length"
            valid = False
        if valid:
            query = "INSERT INTO classes (name, duration, business_id, email_text, date, created_at, race_verbiage, cvpm_verbiage, race_course_num) VALUES (:name, :duration, :business_id, :email_text, :date, NOW(), :race_verbiage, :cvpm_verbiage, :race_course_num) RETURNING id"
            values = {
                "name": form_data['name'],
                "duration": form_data['duration'],
                "business_id": session['business_id'],
                "email_text": form_data['email_text'],
                "date": form_data['date'],
                "race_verbiage": form_data['race_verbiage'],
                "cvpm_verbiage": form_data['cvpm_verbiage'],
                "race_course_num": form_data['course_num']
            }
            # add class, return id
            class_id = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
            # add instructor names from list items to db as a group, return ids
            instructor_ids = self.instructors.add(instructor_list, class_id)
            if 'existing_instructor' in form_data and len(form_data['existing_instructor']) > 0:
                instructor_ids.append(form_data['existing_instructor'])
            # with returned ids, we then go and add entries to relational table
            self.instructors.add_class_instructors(class_id, instructor_ids)
            messages['id'] = class_id
        return messages

    def update(self, form_data):
        # update class
        query = "UPDATE classes SET name=:name, duration=:duration, email_text=:email_text, date=:date, updated_at=NOW(), race_verbiage=:race_verbiage, cvpm_verbiage=cvpm_verbiage WHERE id=:id"
        values = {
            "name": form_data['name'],
            "duration": form_data['duration'],
            "email_text": form_data['email_text'],
            "date": form_data['date'],
            "race_verbiage": form_data['race_verbiage'],
            "cvpm_verbiage": form_data['cvpm_verbiage'],
            "id": form_data['id']
        }
        class_id = form_data['id']
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        # collect all instructors to be removed, pass to instructors remove function
        remove_instructors = {}
        # collect all instructors to be updated, pass to instructors update function
        update_instructors = {}
        # collect all instructors to be added, pass to add instructors function
        add_instructor = []
        for key in form_data:
            if key.startswith('remove'):
                id = key[6:]
                # print id
                remove_instructors[id] = form_data[key]
            elif key.startswith('instructor') and len(form_data[key]) > 0:
                id = key[10:]
                # print id
                update_instructors[id] = form_data[key]
            elif key.startswith('new_instructor') and len(form_data[key]) > 0:
                add_instructor.append(form_data[key])
        self.instructors.delete_class_relationship(class_id, remove_instructors)
        added_instructors=[]
        print "{}, line {}".format(getframeinfo(currentframe()).filename, getframeinfo(currentframe()).lineno), "add instructor array:", add_instructor
        if add_instructor:
            added_instructors = self.instructors.add(add_instructor, class_id)
        if len(form_data['existing_instructor']) > 0:
            added_instructors.append(form_data['existing_instructor'])
        self.instructors.add_class_instructors(class_id, added_instructors)
        self.instructors.update(update_instructors)

    def findAll(self, business_id):
        if session['permission'] == "super-admin":
            query = "SELECT * FROM classes";
            classes = self.postgresql.query_db(query)
        else:
            query = "SELECT * FROM classes WHERE business_id=:biz_id"
            values = {
                "biz_id": business_id
            }
            classes = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return classes

    def find_all_for_biz(self, business_id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM classes WHERE business_id=:biz_id"
        values = {
            "biz_id": business_id
        }
        classes = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return classes

    def findOne(self, class_id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM classes WHERE id=:class_id";
        values = {
            "class_id": class_id
        }
        one_class = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return one_class[0]

    def required_miutes(self, class_id):
        query = "SELECT duration FROM classes WHERE id=:id"
        values = {
            "id": class_id
        }
        return self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def update_email(self, email_text, class_id):
        query = "UPDATE classes SET email_text=:email_text WHERE id=:class_id"
        values = {
            "email_text": email_text,
            "class_id": class_id
        }
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def get_email_text(self, class_id):
        query = "SELECT email_text FROM classes WHERE id=:class_id"
        values = {
            "class_id": class_id
        }
        email_text = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return email_text[0]['email_text']
Esempio n. 6
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
     self.instructors = Instructors(app, db)
Esempio n. 7
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
     self.businesses = Businesses(app, db)
Esempio n. 8
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
     self.street_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^\d+\s[a-zA-Z]+')
     self.zip_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^[0-9]{5}')
     self.email_regex = re.compile(
         r'^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\+_-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+\.[a-zA-Z]*$')
Esempio n. 9
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
Esempio n. 10
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class Instructors(object):
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)

    def add(self, instructor_list, class_id):
        #instructor name is unique constriant, which we are not handling here! should do upsert
        instructor_query = "INSERT INTO instructors (name, created_at)\
                            VALUES (:name, NOW())\
                            ON CONFLICT (name)\
                            DO UPDATE SET updated_at=NOW()\
                            RETURNING id"

        all_instructor_ids = []
        for name in instructor_list:
            instructor = {"name": name}
            instructor_id = self.postgresql.query_db(instructor_query,
                                                     instructor)
            all_instructor_ids.append(instructor_id)
        return all_instructor_ids

    def add_class_instructors(self, class_id, instructor_ids):
        instructor_query = "INSERT INTO class_instructor (instructor_id, class_id)\
                            VALUES (:instructor_id, :class_id)\
                            RETURNING instructor_id"

        for id in instructor_ids:
            instructor = {"instructor_id": id, "class_id": class_id}
            self.postgresql.query_db(instructor_query, instructor)

    def findAll(self, business_id):
        if business_id == 23:
            query = "SELECT * FROM instructors"
            instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query)
        else:
            query = "SELECT i.id, i.name FROM instructors AS i LEFT JOIN class_instructor AS ci ON i.id=ci.instructor_id LEFT JOIN classes AS c ON ci.class_id=c.id WHERE business_id=:business_id"
            values = {"business_id": business_id}
            instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return instructors

    def find_all_class_instructors(self, class_id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM class_instructor AS ci LEFT JOIN instructors AS i ON ci.instructor_id=i.id WHERE ci.class_id=:id"
        values = {"id": class_id}
        class_instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        # print class_instructors
        return class_instructors

    def find_all_other(self, class_id):
        # print "class id: ", class_id
        query = "SELECT * FROM class_instructor LEFT JOIN instructors ON class_instructor.instructor_id=instructors.id WHERE class_instructor.class_id!=:id"
        values = {"id": class_id}
        all_other_instructors = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        # print "all other instructors: ", all_other_instructors
        return all_other_instructors

    def delete_class_relationship(self, class_id, instructor_ids):
        query = "DELETE FROM class_instructor WHERE instructor_id=:instructor_id AND class_id=:class_id"
        for id in instructor_ids:
            instructor = {"instructor_id": id, "class_id": class_id}
            self.postgresql.query_db(query, instructor)

    def update(self, instructors):
        query = "UPDATE instructors SET name=:name WHERE id=:id"
        for id in instructors:
            values = {"id": id, "name": instructors[id]}
            self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
Esempio n. 11
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
     self.bcrypt = Bcrypt(app)
     self.email_regex = re.compile(
         r'^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\+_-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+\.[a-zA-Z]*$')
Esempio n. 12
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class Users(object):
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
        self.bcrypt = Bcrypt(app)
        self.email_regex = re.compile(
            r'^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\+_-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+\.[a-zA-Z]*$')

    def add(self, form_data):
        message = {}
        # check if email already exists in the database
        email_dupe_query = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE (email = :email)"
        email_dupe_values = {"email": form_data['email']}
        email_dupe = self.postgresql.query_db(email_dupe_query,
                                              email_dupe_values)
        #validation check should return an empty array if email is unique
        if not email_dupe:
            password = form_data['password']
            hashed_password = self.bcrypt.generate_password_hash(password)
            valid = True
            if len(form_data['name']) < 5:
                message['name_error'] = 'name must be 4 characters or more'
                valid = False
            if not self.email_regex.match(form_data['email']):
                message[
                    'email_error'] = 'email entered is not a valid email format'
                valid = False
            if len(password) < 8:
                message[
                    'password_error'] = 'password must be 8 characters or more'
                valid = False
            if not valid:
                return message
            if form_data['permission'] == "super-admin":
                business_id = 23
            else:
                business_id = form_data['business']
            query_users = "INSERT INTO users (email, password, created_at, permission, name, business_id) VALUES (:email, :password, NOW(), :permission, :name, :business_id) RETURNING id"
            values_users = {
                "email": form_data['email'],
                "password": hashed_password,
                "permission": form_data['permission'],
                "name": form_data['name'],
                "business_id": business_id
            }
            id = self.postgresql.query_db(query_users, values_users)
            # print id
            message['id'] = id
        else:
            message[
                'dupe_error'] = "user email already in database, please enter unique email"
        return message

    def login(self, form_data):
        if not form_data['password'] or not form_data['email']:
            error = {'error': 'please fill out login form'}
            return error
        else:
            user = self.findOneFromEmail(form_data['email'])
            #did db query return
            if user == []:
                error = {'error': 'user cannot be found in the database'}
                return error
            else:
                if self.bcrypt.check_password_hash(user[0]['password'],
                                                   form_data['password']):
                    session['user_id'] = user[0]['id']
                    session['business_id'] = user[0]['business_id']
                    session['permission'] = user[0]['permission']
                    session['logged'] = True
                    success = {
                        "success": user[0]['id'],
                        "permission": user[0]['permission']
                    }
                    return success
                else:
                    error = {
                        "error":
                        "email or password did not match an existing user in the database"
                    }
                    return error

    def update(self, form_data):
        valid = True
        message = {}
        if len(form_data['name']) < 5:
            message['name_error'] = 'name must be 4 characters or more'
            valid = False
        if not self.email_regex.match(form_data['email']):
            message[
                'email_error'] = 'email entered is not a valid email format'
            valid = False
        if 'permission' not in form_data:
            permission = "super-admin"
        else:
            permission = form_data['permission']
        if valid:
            query = "UPDATE users SET name=:name, email=:email, permission=:permission, updated_at=NOW() WHERE id=:id"
            values = {
                "name": form_data['name'],
                "email": form_data['email'],
                "permission": permission,
                "id": form_data['id']
            }
            self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
            message['success'] = "user updated in database"
        return message

    def update_password(self, form_data, user_id):
        message = {}
        user = self.findOne(user_id)
        if len(form_data['newpword']) < 8:
            message[
                'validation_err'] = "new password must be at least 8 characters long"
        elif not self.bcrypt.check_password_hash(user['password'],
                                                 form_data['oldpword']):
            message['validation_err'] = "password entered is incorrect"
        else:
            password = form_data['newpword']
            hashed_password = self.bcrypt.generate_password_hash(password)
            query = "UPDATE users SET password=:password WHERE id=:id"
            values = {'password': hashed_password, 'id': user_id}
            self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return message

    def findAll(self):
        query = "SELECT * FROM users"
        users = self.postgresql.query_db(query)
        return users

    def findOne(self, id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=:id"
        values = {"id": id}
        user = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return user[0]

    def findOneFromEmail(self, email):
        query = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE email=:email"
        value = {"email": email}
        return self.postgresql.query_db(query, value)

    def destroy(self, id):
        query = "DELETE FROM users WHERE id=:id"
        values = {"id": id}
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
Esempio n. 13
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
     self.street_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^\d+\s[a-zA-Z]+')
     self.zip_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^[0-9]{5}')
     self.email_regex = re.compile(r'^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\+_-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+\.[a-zA-Z]*$')
Esempio n. 14
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class Businesses(object):
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
        self.street_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^\d+\s[a-zA-Z]+')
        self.zip_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^[0-9]{5}')
        self.email_regex = re.compile(r'^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\+_-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+\.[a-zA-Z]*$')

    def add(self, form_data):
        valid = True
        message = {}
        data = {}
        if len(form_data['business_name']) < 4:
            message['biz_name_error'] = "business name must be 4 charcters or more"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['street_addr']) < 7:
            message['street_addr_error'] = "street address must be 6 characters or more"
            valid = False
        elif not self.street_addr_regex.match(form_data['street_addr']):
            message['street_addr_error'] = "street address not formatted correctly"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['city_addr']) < 3:
            message['city_addr_error'] = "city name must be 3 characters or longer"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['state_addr']) != 2:
            message['state_addr_error'] = "please select a state"
            valid = False
        if not self.zip_addr_regex.match(form_data['zip_addr']):
            message['zip_addr_error'] = "zipcode is not valid, should be only numeric and contain 5 digits"
            valid = False
        if not self.email_regex.match(form_data['email']):
            message['email_error'] = "email format is not valid"
            valid = False
        if valid:
            biz_query = "INSERT INTO businesses (name, street, city, state, zip, website,\
            email, social_media_1, social_media_2, social_media_3, created_at)\
            VALUES (:name, :street, :city, :state, :zip, :website, :email, :facebook, :twitter, :instagram, NOW())\
            RETURNING id;"
            biz_values = {
                "name": form_data['business_name'],
                "street": form_data['street_addr'],
                "city": form_data['city_addr'],
                "state": form_data['state_addr'],
                "zip": form_data['zip_addr'],
                "website": form_data['url'],
                "email": form_data['email'],
                "facebook": form_data['facebook'],
                "twitter": form_data['twitter'],
                "instagram": form_data['instagram']
            }
            biz_id = self.postgresql.query_db(biz_query, biz_values)
            data['biz_id'] = biz_id
        else:
            data['message'] = message
        return data

    def update(self, form_data):
        # print form_data
        query = "UPDATE businesses\
        SET name=:name, street=:street, city=:city, state=:state, zip=:zip, website=:website,\
        social_media_1=:facebook, social_media_2=:twitter, social_media_3=:instagram, updated_at=NOW()\
        WHERE id=:id"
        values = {
            "name": form_data['business_name'],
            "street": form_data['street_addr'],
            "city": form_data['city_addr'],
            "state": form_data['state_addr'],
            "zip": form_data['zip_addr'],
            "website": form_data['website'],
            "facebook": form_data['facebook'],
            "twitter": form_data['twitter'],
            "instagram": form_data['instagram'],
            "id": form_data['business_id']
        }
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def findOne(self, biz_id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM businesses WHERE id=:biz_id"
        values = {
            "biz_id": biz_id
        }
        biz_info = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return biz_info[0]

    def findAll(self):
        query = "SELECT * FROM businesses WHERE name!=:name"
        values = {
            "name": "dummy"
        }
        businesses = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return businesses

    def add_pdf_url(self, business_data):
        query = "UPDATE businesses SET pdf_url=:pdf_url, updated_at=NOW() WHERE id=:id"
        values = {
            "pdf_url": business_data['pdf'],
            "id": business_data['id']
        }
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def check_pdf_url(self, business_id):
        query = "SELECT pdf_url FROM businesses WHERE id=:business_id"
        values = {
            "business_id": business_id
        }
        url = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return url

    def add_dropbox_api_key(self, key, client_id):
        with open('venv/bin/activate', 'a') as file:
            export_string = "export " + str(client_id) + "ACCESS_KEY = " + str(key) + "\n"
            file.write(str(export_string))
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 def __init__(self, app, db):
     self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
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class Clients(object):
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
        self.businesses = Businesses(app, db)

    def add(self, id, form_data):
        valid = True
        message = {}
        if len(form_data['name']) < 5:
            message['name_error'] = "name must be 4 characters or more"
            valid = False
        else:
            name_query = "SELECT * FROM clients\
            WHERE name=:name\
            AND business_id=:business_id"

            name_data = {'name': form_data['name'], 'business_id': id}
            name = self.postgresql.query_db(name_query, name_data)
            if name:
                message[
                    'name_error'] = "a client with this name is already associated with this business"
                valid = False
        if valid:
            client_query = "INSERT INTO clients (name, title, business_id, created_at)\
            VALUES (:name, :title, :business_id, NOW()) RETURNING id;"

            client_values = {
                "name": form_data['name'],
                "title": form_data['title'],
                "business_id": id
            }
            self.postgresql.query_db(client_query, client_values)
            message['success'] = "client added to database"
        print "message in add", message
        return message

    def update(self, form_data):
        # print form_data
        query = "UPDATE clients SET name=:name, title=:title, updated_at=NOW() WHERE id=:id"
        client_ids = []
        for client_info in form_data:
            # print client_info
            if client_info.startswith('id'):
                client_ids.append(form_data[client_info])
        print client_ids
        for id in client_ids:
            values = {
                "name": form_data['name' + id],
                "title": form_data['title' + id],
                "id": id
            }
            print "values: ", values
            self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def findAll(self):
        query = "SELECT * FROM clients"
        clients = self.postgresql.query_db(query)
        return clients

    def find_biz_owners(self, biz_id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM clients WHERE business_id=:biz_id"
        values = {"biz_id": biz_id}
        clients = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return clients

    def destroy(self, id):
        query = "DELETE FROM clients WHERE id=:id"
        values = {"id": id}
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
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class Businesses(object):
    def __init__(self, app, db):
        self.postgresql = PSQLConnector(app, db)
        self.street_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^\d+\s[a-zA-Z]+')
        self.zip_addr_regex = re.compile(r'^[0-9]{5}')
        self.email_regex = re.compile(
            r'^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\+_-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9\._-]+\.[a-zA-Z]*$')

    def add(self, form_data):
        valid = True
        message = {}
        data = {}
        if len(form_data['business_name']) < 4:
            message[
                'biz_name_error'] = "business name must be 4 charcters or more"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['street_addr']) < 7:
            message[
                'street_addr_error'] = "street address must be 6 characters or more"
            valid = False
        elif not self.street_addr_regex.match(form_data['street_addr']):
            message[
                'street_addr_error'] = "street address not formatted correctly"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['city_addr']) < 3:
            message[
                'city_addr_error'] = "city name must be 3 characters or longer"
            valid = False
        if len(form_data['state_addr']) != 2:
            message['state_addr_error'] = "please select a state"
            valid = False
        if not self.zip_addr_regex.match(form_data['zip_addr']):
            message[
                'zip_addr_error'] = "zipcode is not valid, should be only numeric and contain 5 digits"
            valid = False
        if not self.email_regex.match(form_data['email']):
            message['email_error'] = "email format is not valid"
            valid = False
        if valid:
            biz_query = "INSERT INTO businesses (name, street, city, state, zip, website,\
            email, social_media_1, social_media_2, social_media_3, created_at)\
            VALUES (:name, :street, :city, :state, :zip, :website, :email, :facebook, :twitter, :instagram, NOW())\
            RETURNING id;"

            biz_values = {
                "name": form_data['business_name'],
                "street": form_data['street_addr'],
                "city": form_data['city_addr'],
                "state": form_data['state_addr'],
                "zip": form_data['zip_addr'],
                "website": form_data['url'],
                "email": form_data['email'],
                "facebook": form_data['facebook'],
                "twitter": form_data['twitter'],
                "instagram": form_data['instagram']
            }
            biz_id = self.postgresql.query_db(biz_query, biz_values)
            data['biz_id'] = biz_id
        else:
            data['message'] = message
        return data

    def update(self, form_data):
        # print form_data
        query = "UPDATE businesses\
        SET name=:name, street=:street, city=:city, state=:state, zip=:zip, website=:website,\
        social_media_1=:facebook, social_media_2=:twitter, social_media_3=:instagram, updated_at=NOW()\
        WHERE id=:id"

        values = {
            "name": form_data['business_name'],
            "street": form_data['street_addr'],
            "city": form_data['city_addr'],
            "state": form_data['state_addr'],
            "zip": form_data['zip_addr'],
            "website": form_data['website'],
            "facebook": form_data['facebook'],
            "twitter": form_data['twitter'],
            "instagram": form_data['instagram'],
            "id": form_data['business_id']
        }
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def findOne(self, biz_id):
        query = "SELECT * FROM businesses WHERE id=:biz_id"
        values = {"biz_id": biz_id}
        biz_info = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return biz_info[0]

    def findAll(self):
        query = "SELECT * FROM businesses WHERE name!=:name"
        values = {"name": "dummy"}
        businesses = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return businesses

    def add_pdf_url(self, business_data):
        query = "UPDATE businesses SET pdf_url=:pdf_url, updated_at=NOW() WHERE id=:id"
        values = {"pdf_url": business_data['pdf'], "id": business_data['id']}
        self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)

    def check_pdf_url(self, business_id):
        query = "SELECT pdf_url FROM businesses WHERE id=:business_id"
        values = {"business_id": business_id}
        url = self.postgresql.query_db(query, values)
        return url

    def add_dropbox_api_key(self, key, client_id):
        with open('venv/bin/activate', 'a') as file:
            export_string = "export " + str(client_id) + "ACCESS_KEY = " + str(
                key) + "\n"
            file.write(str(export_string))