def api_search_post(key: str,
file_categories: list = None,
file_extensions: list = None,
file_size: list = None,
file_type: str = "both",
page: int = 0,
per_page: int = 30,
lazy_search=False,
autocomplete: bool = False):
"""
Search!
:param key: the search key
:param file_categories: unknown, documents, movies, music, images
:param file_extensions: A list of file extensions, without the dot.
:param file_type: files, dirs, both
:param file_size: 2-length integer list representing the range in size as bytes
:param page: Determines the paging
:param per_page: Determines the amount of results
:param lazy_search: Set to true for better search performance but less accuracy. Most suited
for auto-complete on the front-end.
:param autocomplete: this is the same as setting `lazy_search` to True and `per_page` to 5
:return:
"""
controller = SearchController()
result = controller.search(key=key,
file_categories=file_categories,
file_extensions=file_extensions,
file_size=file_size,
file_type=file_type,
page=page,
per_page=per_page,
autocomplete=autocomplete,
lazy_search=lazy_search)
return result.get_json()
def search(parsed):
search = SearchController()
errors = []
results = []
try:
# @TO-DO: check theme whether to do REST API searching or flask->jinja2
#results = search.search(**args)
pass
except Exception as ex:
errors.append('error %s' % str(ex))
return themes.render('main/search',
results=[],
errors=errors,
session=session)
def api_search_get(key):
controller = SearchController()
result = controller.search(key=key)
return flask.jsonify(**result.get_json())
