def upload_extract(real_user, user, change, **kw):
"""
File is binary in the request body.
"""
from pylons import request
order_index = int(to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Order-Index')))
type = to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Type'))
if not type: return None
f, tmpname = tempfile.mkstemp('png')
if isinstance(f, int):
f = open(tmpname, 'wb')
#this is inefficient. Pylons supposedly already creates a tmp file. We are instead
#reading the thing into memory. I'm lazy until this beomes an issue (prolly soon)
#V: please make this not suck
f.write(request.environ['wsgi.input'].read())
f.close()
new = False
change_extract = Session.query(projects.ChangeExtract).filter_by(change=change, extract_type=type, order_index=order_index).first()
if not change_extract:
new = True
change_extract = projects.ChangeExtract(change=change, extract_type=type, order_index=order_index)
Session.add(change_extract)
change_extract.set_contents(tmpname)
return new and 'new' or 'existing'
def upload(real_user, user, project, **kw):
"""
File is binary in the request body.
"""
from pylons import request
fname = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Filename'))
type = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Type'))
path = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Path'))
description = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Description'))
if not fname or not type or not path: return None
ext = None
if type:
ext = mimetypes.guess_extension(type)
if not ext:
_, ext = os.path.splitext(fname)
ext = ext or ''
f, tmpname = tempfile.mkstemp(ext)
#why is this returning an int on my machine? Supposed to be a file pointer.
if isinstance(f, int):
f = open(tmpname, 'wb')
#this is inefficient. Pylons supposedly already creates a tmp file. We are instead
#reading the thing into memory. I'm lazy until this beomes an issue (prolly soon)
#V: please make this not suck
f.write(request.environ['wsgi.input'].read())
f.close()
change = project.add_change(user, os.path.join(path, fname), tmpname, u'')
if change.version == 1:
#email
users = project.interested_users
if user in users: users.remove(user)
email.send(users, 'create_file.txt', {
'project': project,
'change': change,
'creator': user
})
else:
#email
users = change.entity.interested_users
if user in users: users.remove(user)
email.send(users, 'create_change.txt', {
'project': project,
'change': change,
'creator': user
})
return change.entity, change
def upload(real_user, user, project, **kw):
"""
File is binary in the request body.
"""
from pylons import request
fname = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Filename'))
type = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Type'))
path = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Path'))
description = utils.to_unicode(request.headers.get('X-Up-Description'))
if not fname or not type or not path: return None
ext = None
if type:
ext = mimetypes.guess_extension(type)
if not ext:
_, ext = os.path.splitext(fname)
ext = ext or ''
f, tmpname = tempfile.mkstemp(ext)
#why is this returning an int on my machine? Supposed to be a file pointer.
if isinstance(f, int):
f = open(tmpname, 'wb')
#this is inefficient. Pylons supposedly already creates a tmp file. We are instead
#reading the thing into memory. I'm lazy until this beomes an issue (prolly soon)
#V: please make this not suck
f.write(request.environ['wsgi.input'].read())
f.close()
change = project.add_change(user, os.path.join(path, fname), tmpname, u'')
if change.version == 1:
#email
users = project.interested_users
if user in users: users.remove(user)
email.send(users, 'create_file.txt', {
'project': project,
'change': change,
'creator': user
})
else:
#email
users = change.entity.interested_users
if user in users: users.remove(user)
email.send(users, 'create_change.txt', {
'project': project,
'change': change,
'creator': user
})
return change.entity, change
def set_extra_split(self, v):
self.extra = self.JOINT.join([to_unicode(a) for a in v])
