def put_job_without_id():
"""PUT Job without id
Create a new Job entry without specifying the job_id. This is the
preferred method for creating new jobs, as the job_id input has to match
the MongoDB id pattern.
Returns
-------
response : dict
JSON response to this PUT Request
"""
# get the data
data = request.get_json()
if data is None:
data = dict()
# if a user is logged in, bind the job to this user
_filter = get_user_bound_filter(roles=['admin'])
data.update(_filter)
# create the Job
try:
job = Job(**data)
job.create()
except Exception as e:
return jsonify({'status': 500, 'message': str(e)}), 500
return jsonify(job.to_dict(stringify=True)), 201
def put(self, job_id):
"""PUT request
Handle a PUT request. A new job will be created using the passed
data. If job_id is given, The function will try to create a Job of
that given job_id.
Parameters
----------
job_id : string
ObjectId of the Job to be created. Has to be a 12 byte name or a
24 byte hex.
Returns
-------
response : dict
JSON response to this PUT Request
"""
# check for existing job id
if Job.id_exists(job_id):
return {
'status': 409,
'message': 'A job of id %s already exists' % job_id
}, 409
# get the passed data
data = request.get_json()
if data is None:
data = dict()
# if a user is logged in, bind the job to this user
_filter = get_user_bound_filter(roles=['admin'])
data.update(_filter)
# create the Job
try:
job = Job(_id=job_id, **data)
job.create()
except InvalidId as e:
return {'status': 505, 'message': str(e)}, 505
except Exception as e:
return {'status': 500, 'message': str(e)}, 500
# return
return job.to_dict(stringify=True), 201