Esempio n. 1
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def get_specification_privacy_filter(user):
    # Circular imports.
    from lp.registry.model.accesspolicy import AccessPolicyGrant
    public_spec_filter = (
        Specification.information_type.is_in(PUBLIC_INFORMATION_TYPES))

    if user is None:
        return [public_spec_filter]
    elif IPersonRoles.providedBy(user):
        user = user.person

    artifact_grant_query = Coalesce(
        ArrayIntersects(
            SQL('Specification.access_grants'),
            Select(ArrayAgg(TeamParticipation.teamID),
                   tables=TeamParticipation,
                   where=(TeamParticipation.person == user))), False)

    policy_grant_query = Coalesce(
        ArrayIntersects(
            Array(SQL('Specification.access_policy')),
            Select(ArrayAgg(AccessPolicyGrant.policy_id),
                   tables=(AccessPolicyGrant,
                           Join(
                               TeamParticipation, TeamParticipation.teamID ==
                               AccessPolicyGrant.grantee_id)),
                   where=(TeamParticipation.person == user))), False)

    return [Or(public_spec_filter, artifact_grant_query, policy_grant_query)]
Esempio n. 2
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 def find_active(cls, store, branch: Branch, user: LoginUser):
     profile = user.profile
     now = localnow()
     query = And(
         # All fields are optional, so default to the current user (or now) if they are missing
         Coalesce(cls.expire_at, now) >= now,
         Coalesce(cls.branch_id, branch.id) == branch.id,
         Coalesce(cls.user_id, user.id) == user.id,
         Coalesce(cls.profile_id, profile.id) == profile.id,
     )
     return store.find(cls, query)
Esempio n. 3
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class WorkOrderPackageView(Viewable):
    """A view for |workorderpackages|

    This is used to get the most information of a |workorderpackage|
    without doing lots of database queries.
    """

    _BranchSource = ClassAlias(Branch, "branch_source")
    _BranchDestination = ClassAlias(Branch, "branch_destination")
    _PersonSource = ClassAlias(Person, "person_source")
    _PersonDestination = ClassAlias(Person, "person_destination")
    _CompanySource = ClassAlias(Company, "company_source")
    _CompanyDestination = ClassAlias(Company, "company_destination")

    #: the |workorderpackage| object
    package = WorkOrderPackage

    # WorkOrderPackage
    id = WorkOrderPackage.id
    identifier = WorkOrderPackage.identifier
    send_date = WorkOrderPackage.send_date
    receive_date = WorkOrderPackage.receive_date

    # Branch
    source_branch_name = Coalesce(NullIf(_CompanySource.fancy_name, u''),
                                  _PersonSource.name)
    destination_branch_name = Coalesce(
        NullIf(_CompanyDestination.fancy_name, u''), _PersonDestination.name)

    # WorkOrder
    quantity = Coalesce(Field('_package_items', 'quantity'), 0)

    tables = [
        WorkOrderPackage,
        LeftJoin(_BranchSource,
                 WorkOrderPackage.source_branch_id == _BranchSource.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonSource, _BranchSource.person_id == _PersonSource.id),
        LeftJoin(_CompanySource, _CompanySource.person_id == _PersonSource.id),
        LeftJoin(
            _BranchDestination,
            WorkOrderPackage.destination_branch_id == _BranchDestination.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonDestination,
                 _BranchDestination.person_id == _PersonDestination.id),
        LeftJoin(_CompanyDestination,
                 _CompanyDestination.person_id == _PersonDestination.id),
        LeftJoin(_WorkOrderPackageItemsSummary,
                 Field('_package_items', 'package_id') == WorkOrderPackage.id),
    ]

    @classmethod
    def find_by_destination_branch(cls, store, branch):
        return store.find(cls,
                          WorkOrderPackage.destination_branch_id == branch.id)
Esempio n. 4
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class DailyInPaymentView(InPaymentView):

    SalesPersonPerson = ClassAlias(Person, 'salesperson_person')
    ClientPerson = ClassAlias(Person, 'client_person')
    PersonBranch = ClassAlias(Person, 'person_branch')
    BranchCompany = ClassAlias(Company, 'branch_company')

    salesperson_name = SalesPersonPerson.name
    client_name = ClientPerson.name
    branch_name = Coalesce(NullIf(BranchCompany.fancy_name, u''),
                           PersonBranch.name)

    sale_subtotal = Field('_sale_items', 'subtotal')

    tables = InPaymentView.tables[:]
    tables.extend([
        Join(PersonBranch, Branch.person_id == PersonBranch.id),
        Join(BranchCompany, Branch.person_id == BranchCompany.person_id),
        LeftJoin(SalesPerson, Sale.salesperson_id == SalesPerson.id),
        LeftJoin(SalesPersonPerson,
                 SalesPerson.person_id == SalesPersonPerson.id),
        LeftJoin(Client, Sale.client_id == Client.id),
        LeftJoin(ClientPerson, Client.person_id == ClientPerson.id),
        LeftJoin(SaleItemSummary,
                 Field('_sale_items', 'sale_id') == Sale.id),
    ])
Esempio n. 5
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def get_contributions(pofile, potmsgset_ids):
    """Map all users' most recent contributions to a `POFile`.

    Returns a dict mapping `Person` id to the creation time of their most
    recent `TranslationMessage` in `POFile`.

    This leaves some small room for error: a contribution that is masked by
    a diverged entry in this POFile will nevertheless produce a
    POFileTranslator record.  Fixing that would complicate the work more than
    it is probably worth.

    :param pofile: The `POFile` to find contributions for.
    :param potmsgset_ids: The ids of the `POTMsgSet`s to look for, as returned
        by `get_potmsgset_ids`.
    """
    store = IStore(pofile)
    language_id = pofile.language.id
    template_id = pofile.potemplate.id
    contribs = store.find(
        (TranslationMessage.submitterID, TranslationMessage.date_created),
        TranslationMessage.potmsgsetID.is_in(potmsgset_ids),
        TranslationMessage.languageID == language_id,
        TranslationMessage.msgstr0 != None,
        Coalesce(TranslationMessage.potemplateID, template_id) == template_id)
    contribs = contribs.config(distinct=(TranslationMessage.submitterID, ))
    contribs = contribs.order_by(TranslationMessage.submitterID,
                                 Desc(TranslationMessage.date_created))
    return dict(contribs)
    def _queryTranslatableFiles(self, no_older_than=None, languages=None):
        """Get `POFile`s this person could help translate.

        :param no_older_than: Oldest involvement to consider.  If the
            person last worked on a `POFile` before this date, that
            counts as not having worked on it.
        :param languages: Optional set of languages to restrict search to.
        :return: An unsorted query yielding `POFile`s.
        """
        if self.person.is_team:
            return []

        tables = self._composePOFileReviewerJoins(expect_reviewer_status=False)

        join_condition = And(
            POFileTranslator.personID == self.person.id,
            POFileTranslator.pofileID == POFile.id,
            POFile.language != getUtility(ILaunchpadCelebrities).english)

        if no_older_than is not None:
            join_condition = And(
                join_condition,
                POFileTranslator.date_last_touched >= no_older_than)

        translator_join = Join(POFileTranslator, join_condition)
        tables.append(translator_join)

        translated_count = (
            POFile.currentcount + POFile.updatescount + POFile.rosettacount)

        conditions = translated_count < POTemplate.messagecount

        # The person must not be a reviewer for this translation (unless
        # it's in the sense that any user gets review permissions
        # for it).
        permission = Coalesce(
            Distribution.translationpermission,
            Product.translationpermission,
            ProjectGroup.translationpermission)
        Reviewership = ClassAlias(TeamParticipation, 'Reviewership')
        # XXX JeroenVermeulen 2009-08-28 bug=420364: Storm's Coalesce()
        # can't currently infer its return type from its inputs, leading
        # to a "can't adapt" error.  Using the enum's .value works
        # around the problem.
        not_reviewer = Or(
            permission == TranslationPermission.OPEN.value,
            And(
                permission == TranslationPermission.STRUCTURED.value,
                Translator.id == None),
            And(
                permission == TranslationPermission.RESTRICTED.value,
                Translator.id != None,
                Reviewership.id == None))

        conditions = And(conditions, not_reviewer)

        if languages is not None:
            conditions = And(conditions, POFile.languageID.is_in(languages))

        return Store.of(self.person).using(*tables).find(POFile, conditions)
Esempio n. 7
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    def getBuildQueueSizes(self):
        """See `IBuilderSet`."""
        results = ISlaveStore(BuildQueue).find(
            (Count(), Sum(BuildQueue.estimated_duration), Processor,
             Coalesce(BuildQueue.virtualized, True)),
            Processor.id == BuildQueue.processorID,
            BuildQueue.status == BuildQueueStatus.WAITING).group_by(
                Processor, Coalesce(BuildQueue.virtualized, True))

        result_dict = {'virt': {}, 'nonvirt': {}}
        for size, duration, processor, virtualized in results:
            if virtualized is False:
                virt_str = 'nonvirt'
            else:
                virt_str = 'virt'
            result_dict[virt_str][processor.name] = (size, duration)

        return result_dict
Esempio n. 8
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class BaseTransferView(Viewable):
    BranchDest = ClassAlias(Branch, 'branch_dest')
    PersonDest = ClassAlias(Person, 'person_dest')
    CompanyDest = ClassAlias(Company, 'company_dest')

    transfer_order = TransferOrder

    identifier = TransferOrder.identifier
    identifier_str = Cast(TransferOrder.identifier, 'text')
    status = TransferOrder.status
    open_date = TransferOrder.open_date
    finish_date = Coalesce(TransferOrder.receival_date,
                           TransferOrder.cancel_date)
    source_branch_id = TransferOrder.source_branch_id
    destination_branch_id = TransferOrder.destination_branch_id
    source_branch_name = Coalesce(NullIf(Company.fancy_name, u''), Person.name)
    destination_branch_name = Coalesce(NullIf(CompanyDest.fancy_name, u''),
                                       PersonDest.name)

    group_by = [TransferOrder, source_branch_name, destination_branch_name]

    tables = [
        TransferOrder,
        Join(TransferOrderItem,
             TransferOrder.id == TransferOrderItem.transfer_order_id),
        # Source
        LeftJoin(Branch, TransferOrder.source_branch_id == Branch.id),
        LeftJoin(Person, Branch.person_id == Person.id),
        LeftJoin(Company, Company.person_id == Person.id),
        # Destination
        LeftJoin(BranchDest,
                 TransferOrder.destination_branch_id == BranchDest.id),
        LeftJoin(PersonDest, BranchDest.person_id == PersonDest.id),
        LeftJoin(CompanyDest, CompanyDest.person_id == PersonDest.id),
    ]

    @property
    def branch(self):
        # We need this property for the acronym to appear in the identifier
        return self.store.get(Branch, self.source_branch_id)
    def recalculateCounts(self):
        """See `ITranslatedLanguage`."""
        templates = self.parent.getCurrentTemplatesCollection()
        pofiles = templates.joinOuterPOFile(self.language)
        total_count_results = list(
            pofiles.select(Coalesce(Sum(POTemplate.messagecount), 0),
                           Coalesce(Sum(POFile.currentcount), 0),
                           Coalesce(Sum(POFile.updatescount), 0),
                           Coalesce(Sum(POFile.rosettacount), 0),
                           Coalesce(Sum(POFile.unreviewed_count), 0),
                           Max(POFile.date_changed)))
        total, imported, changed, rosetta, unreviewed, date_changed = (
            total_count_results[0])
        translated = imported + rosetta
        new = rosetta - changed
        self.setCounts(total, translated, new, changed, unreviewed)

        # We have to add a timezone to the otherwise naive-datetime object
        # (because we've gotten it using Max() aggregate function).
        if date_changed is not None:
            date_changed = date_changed.replace(tzinfo=pytz.UTC)
        self.last_changed_date = date_changed
Esempio n. 10
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class MedicSoldItemsView(Viewable):
    branch = Branch

    id = Sellable.id
    identifier = Sale.identifier
    code = Sellable.code
    description = Sellable.description
    category = SellableCategory.description
    manufacturer = ProductManufacturer.name
    batch_number = Coalesce(StorableBatch.batch_number, u'')
    batch_date = StorableBatch.create_date
    sale_id = Sale.id
    open_date = Sale.open_date
    confirm_date = Sale.confirm_date

    branch_name = Company.fancy_name
    medic_name = Person.name
    crm_number = OpticalMedic.crm_number
    partner = OpticalMedic.partner

    quantity = Sum(SaleItem.quantity)
    total = Sum(SaleItem.quantity * SaleItem.price)

    tables = [
        Sellable,
        LeftJoin(Product, Product.id == Sellable.id),
        LeftJoin(SellableCategory,
                 Sellable.category_id == SellableCategory.id),
        LeftJoin(ProductManufacturer,
                 Product.manufacturer_id == ProductManufacturer.id),
        Join(SaleItem, SaleItem.sellable_id == Sellable.id),
        Join(Sale, SaleItem.sale_id == Sale.id),
        LeftJoin(StorableBatch, StorableBatch.id == SaleItem.batch_id),
        Join(Branch, Sale.branch_id == Branch.id),
        Join(Company, Branch.person_id == Company.person_id),
        Join(WorkOrderItem, WorkOrderItem.sale_item_id == SaleItem.id),
        Join(WorkOrder, WorkOrder.id == WorkOrderItem.order_id),
        Join(OpticalWorkOrder, OpticalWorkOrder.work_order_id == WorkOrder.id),
        Join(OpticalMedic, OpticalMedic.id == OpticalWorkOrder.medic_id),
        Join(Person, Person.id == OpticalMedic.person_id),
    ]

    clause = Sale.status == Sale.STATUS_CONFIRMED

    group_by = [
        id, branch_name, code, description, category, manufacturer,
        StorableBatch.id, OpticalMedic.id, Person.id, Sale.id, Branch.id
    ]
Esempio n. 11
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def summarize_contributors(potemplate_id, language_id, potmsgset_ids):
    """Return the set of ids of persons who contributed to a `POFile`.

    This is a limited version of `get_contributions` that is easier to
    compute.
    """
    store = IStore(POFile)
    contribs = store.find(
        TranslationMessage.submitterID,
        TranslationMessage.potmsgsetID.is_in(potmsgset_ids),
        TranslationMessage.languageID == language_id,
        TranslationMessage.msgstr0 != None,
        Coalesce(TranslationMessage.potemplateID,
                 potemplate_id) == potemplate_id)
    contribs.config(distinct=True)
    return set(contribs)
Esempio n. 12
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class ProductFullStockItemView(ProductFullStockView):
    # ProductFullStockView already joins with a 1 to Many table (Sellable
    # with ProductStockItem).
    #
    # This is why we must join PurchaseItem (another 1 to many table) in a
    # subquery

    minimum_quantity = Storable.minimum_quantity
    maximum_quantity = Storable.maximum_quantity
    to_receive_quantity = Coalesce(Field('_purchase_total', 'to_receive'), 0)

    difference = ProductFullStockView.stock - Storable.minimum_quantity

    tables = ProductFullStockView.tables[:]
    tables.append(
        LeftJoin(Alias(_PurchaseItemTotal, '_purchase_total'),
                 Field('_purchase_total', 'sellable_id') == Sellable.id))
Esempio n. 13
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class ProductBrandStockView(Viewable):
    # Alias of Branch to Person table

    id = Product.brand
    brand = Coalesce(Product.brand, u'')

    quantity = Sum(ProductStockItem.quantity)

    tables = [
        Product,
        LeftJoin(Storable, Storable.product_id == Product.id),
        LeftJoin(ProductStockItem,
                 ProductStockItem.storable_id == Storable.id),
        LeftJoin(Branch, Branch.id == ProductStockItem.branch_id)
    ]
    group_by = [id, brand]

    @classmethod
    def find_by_branch(cls, store, branch):
        if branch:
            return store.find(cls, ProductStockItem.branch_id == branch.id)

        return store.find(cls)
Esempio n. 14
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class TransferItemView(BaseTransferView):
    id = TransferOrderItem.id
    item_quantity = TransferOrderItem.quantity
    item_description = Sellable.description

    sellable_id = Sellable.id
    batch_number = Coalesce(StorableBatch.batch_number, u'')
    batch_date = StorableBatch.create_date

    group_by = BaseTransferView.group_by[:]
    group_by.extend([TransferOrderItem, Sellable, batch_number, batch_date])

    tables = BaseTransferView.tables[:]
    tables.extend([
        Join(Sellable, Sellable.id == TransferOrderItem.sellable_id),
        LeftJoin(StorableBatch, StorableBatch.id == TransferOrderItem.batch_id)
    ])

    @classmethod
    def find_by_branch(cls, store, sellable, branch):
        query = (cls.sellable_id == sellable.id,
                 Or(cls.source_branch_id == branch.id,
                    cls.destination_branch_id == branch.id))
        return store.find(cls, query)
Esempio n. 15
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class SellableFullStockView(Viewable):
    """Stores information about products.
    This view is used to query stock information on a certain branch.

    :cvar id: the id of the asellable table
    :cvar barcode: the sellable barcode
    :cvar status: the sellable status
    :cvar cost: the sellable cost
    :cvar price: the sellable price
    :cvar description: the sellable description
    :cvar unit: the unit of the product or None
    :cvar product_id: the id of the product table or None
    :cvar branch_id: the id of branch table or None
    :cvar stock: the stock of the product or None
    """

    sellable = Sellable

    id = Sellable.id
    code = Sellable.code
    barcode = Sellable.barcode
    status = Sellable.status
    cost = Sellable.cost
    description = Sellable.description
    on_sale_price = Sellable.on_sale_price
    on_sale_start_date = Sellable.on_sale_start_date
    on_sale_end_date = Sellable.on_sale_end_date
    base_price = Sellable.base_price
    max_discount = Sellable.max_discount

    product_id = Product.id
    model = Product.model

    unit = SellableUnit.description
    manufacturer = ProductManufacturer.name
    category_description = SellableCategory.description

    # Aggregates
    stock = Coalesce(Sum(ProductStockItem.quantity), 0)

    tables = [
        Sellable,
        LeftJoin(SellableUnit, SellableUnit.id == Sellable.unit_id),
        LeftJoin(SellableCategory,
                 SellableCategory.id == Sellable.category_id),
        LeftJoin(Product, Product.sellable_id == Sellable.id),
        LeftJoin(Storable, Storable.product_id == Product.id),
        LeftJoin(ProductStockItem,
                 ProductStockItem.storable_id == Storable.id),
        LeftJoin(ProductManufacturer,
                 Product.manufacturer_id == ProductManufacturer.id),
    ]

    group_by = [
        Sellable, SellableUnit, product_id, model, unit, manufacturer,
        category_description
    ]

    @classmethod
    def find_by_branch(cls, store, branch):
        if branch:
            # We need the OR part to be able to list services
            query = Or(ProductStockItem.branch == branch,
                       Eq(ProductStockItem.branch_id, None))
            return store.find(cls, query)

        return store.find(cls)

    @property
    def price(self):
        # See Sellable.price property
        if self.on_sale_price:
            today = localnow()
            start_date = self.on_sale_start_date
            end_date = self.on_sale_end_date
            if is_date_in_interval(today, start_date, end_date):
                return self.on_sale_price
        return self.base_price
Esempio n. 16
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class StorableBatchView(Viewable):
    """A view for |batches|

    This is used to get the most information of a |batch|
    without doing lots of database queries.

    It's bestly used with :meth:`.find_by_storable`
    """

    #: the |batch| object
    batch = StorableBatch

    #: the |branch| this batch is in
    branch = Branch

    # StorableBatch
    id = StorableBatch.id
    create_date = StorableBatch.create_date
    batch_number = StorableBatch.batch_number
    stock = Coalesce(Field('_stock_summary', 'stock'), 0)

    tables = [
        StorableBatch,
        LeftJoin(_StockSummary,
                 Field('_stock_summary', 'batch_id') == StorableBatch.id),
        LeftJoin(Branch, Field('_stock_summary', 'branch_id') == Branch.id),
    ]

    @classmethod
    def find_by_storable(cls, store, storable, branch=None):
        """Find results for this view that for *storable*

        Normally it's best to use this instead of *store.find* since
        it'll only |batches| for the given |storable|.

        :param store: the store that will be used to find the results
        :param storable: the |storable| used to filter the results
        :param branch: a |branch| that, if not ``None``, will be used to
            filter the results to only get batches on that branch.
        :returns: the matching views
        :rtype: a sequence of :class:`StorableBatchView`
        """
        query = StorableBatch.storable_id == storable.id
        if branch is not None:
            query = And(query,
                        Field('_stock_summary', 'branch_id') == branch.id)
        return store.find(cls, query)

    @classmethod
    def find_available_by_storable(cls, store, storable, branch=None):
        """Find results for this view that for *storable* that have stock

        The same as :meth:`.find_by_storable`, but only results with
        :obj:`.stock` > 0 will be fetched

        :param store: the store that will be used to find the results
        :param storable: the |storable| used to filter the results
        :param branch: a |branch| that, if not ``None``, will be used to
            filter the results to only get batches on that branch.
        :returns: the matching views
        :rtype: a sequence of :class:`StorableBatchView`
        """
        results = cls.find_by_storable(store, storable, branch=branch)
        return results.find(Field('_stock_summary', 'stock') > 0)
Esempio n. 17
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class WorkOrderWithPackageView(WorkOrderView):
    """A view for |workorders| in a |workorderpackage|

    This is the same as :class:`.WorkOrderView`, but package
    information is joined together
    """

    _BranchSource = ClassAlias(Branch, "branch_source")
    _BranchDestination = ClassAlias(Branch, "branch_destination")
    _PersonSource = ClassAlias(Person, "person_source")
    _PersonDestination = ClassAlias(Person, "person_destination")
    _CompanySource = ClassAlias(Company, "company_source")
    _CompanyDestination = ClassAlias(Company, "company_destination")

    # WorkOrderPackage
    package_id = WorkOrderPackage.id
    package_identifier = WorkOrderPackage.identifier
    package_send_date = WorkOrderPackage.send_date
    package_receive_date = WorkOrderPackage.receive_date

    # WorkOrderPackageItem
    package_item_id = WorkOrderPackageItem.id
    package_notes = WorkOrderPackageItem.notes

    # Branch
    source_branch_name = Coalesce(_CompanySource.fancy_name,
                                  _PersonSource.name)
    destination_branch_name = Coalesce(_CompanyDestination.fancy_name,
                                       _PersonDestination.name)

    tables = WorkOrderView.tables[:]
    tables.extend([
        LeftJoin(WorkOrderPackageItem,
                 WorkOrderPackageItem.order_id == WorkOrder.id),
        LeftJoin(WorkOrderPackage,
                 WorkOrderPackageItem.package_id == WorkOrderPackage.id),
        LeftJoin(_BranchSource,
                 WorkOrderPackage.source_branch_id == _BranchSource.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonSource, _BranchSource.person_id == _PersonSource.id),
        LeftJoin(_CompanySource, _CompanySource.person_id == _PersonSource.id),
        LeftJoin(
            _BranchDestination,
            WorkOrderPackage.destination_branch_id == _BranchDestination.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonDestination,
                 _BranchDestination.person_id == _PersonDestination.id),
        LeftJoin(_CompanyDestination,
                 _CompanyDestination.person_id == _PersonDestination.id),
    ])

    @classmethod
    def find_by_package(cls, store, package):
        """Find results for this view that are in the *package*

        :param store: the store that will be used to find the
            results
        :param package: the |workorderpackage| used to filter
            the results
        :returns: the matching views
        :rtype: a sequence of :class:`WorkOrderWithPackageView`
        """
        return store.find(cls, package_id=package.id)
Esempio n. 18
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class WorkOrderView(Viewable):
    """A view for |workorders|

    This is used to get the most information of a |workorder|
    without doing lots of database queries.
    """

    # TODO: Maybe we should have a cache for branches, to avoid all this
    # joins just to get the company name.
    _BranchOriginalBranch = ClassAlias(Branch, "branch_original_branch")
    _BranchCurrentBranch = ClassAlias(Branch, "branch_current_branch")
    _PersonOriginalBranch = ClassAlias(Person, "person_original_branch")
    _PersonCurrentBranch = ClassAlias(Person, "person_current_branch")
    _CompanyOriginalBranch = ClassAlias(Company, "company_original_branch")
    _CompanyCurrentBranch = ClassAlias(Company, "company_current_branch")
    _PersonClient = ClassAlias(Person, "person_client")
    _PersonSalesPerson = ClassAlias(Person, "person_salesperson")

    #: the |workorder| object
    work_order = WorkOrder

    #: the |workordercategory| object
    category = WorkOrderCategory

    #: the |client| object
    client = Client

    # WorkOrder
    id = WorkOrder.id
    identifier = WorkOrder.identifier
    status = WorkOrder.status
    equipment = WorkOrder.equipment
    open_date = WorkOrder.open_date
    approve_date = WorkOrder.approve_date
    finish_date = WorkOrder.finish_date

    # WorkOrderCategory
    category_name = WorkOrderCategory.name
    category_color = WorkOrderCategory.color

    # Client
    client_name = _PersonClient.name

    # SalesPerson
    salesperson_name = _PersonSalesPerson.name

    # Branch
    branch_name = Coalesce(NullIf(_CompanyOriginalBranch.fancy_name, u''),
                           _PersonOriginalBranch.name)
    current_branch_name = Coalesce(
        NullIf(_CompanyCurrentBranch.fancy_name, u''),
        _PersonCurrentBranch.name)

    # WorkOrderItem
    quantity = Coalesce(Field('_work_order_items', 'quantity'), 0)
    total = Coalesce(Field('_work_order_items', 'total'), 0)

    tables = [
        WorkOrder,
        LeftJoin(Client, WorkOrder.client_id == Client.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonClient, Client.person_id == _PersonClient.id),
        LeftJoin(Sale, WorkOrder.sale_id == Sale.id),
        LeftJoin(SalesPerson, Sale.salesperson_id == SalesPerson.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonSalesPerson,
                 SalesPerson.person_id == _PersonSalesPerson.id),
        LeftJoin(_BranchOriginalBranch,
                 WorkOrder.branch_id == _BranchOriginalBranch.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonOriginalBranch,
                 _BranchOriginalBranch.person_id == _PersonOriginalBranch.id),
        LeftJoin(_CompanyOriginalBranch,
                 _CompanyOriginalBranch.person_id == _PersonOriginalBranch.id),
        LeftJoin(_BranchCurrentBranch,
                 WorkOrder.current_branch_id == _BranchCurrentBranch.id),
        LeftJoin(_PersonCurrentBranch,
                 _BranchCurrentBranch.person_id == _PersonCurrentBranch.id),
        LeftJoin(_CompanyCurrentBranch,
                 _CompanyCurrentBranch.person_id == _PersonCurrentBranch.id),
        LeftJoin(WorkOrderCategory,
                 WorkOrder.category_id == WorkOrderCategory.id),
        LeftJoin(_WorkOrderItemsSummary,
                 Field('_work_order_items', 'order_id') == WorkOrder.id),
    ]

    @classmethod
    def post_search_callback(cls, sresults):
        select = sresults.get_select_expr(Count(1), Sum(cls.total))
        return ('count', 'sum'), select

    @classmethod
    def find_by_current_branch(cls, store, branch):
        return store.find(cls, WorkOrder.current_branch_id == branch.id)
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class ProductFullStockView(Viewable):
    """Stores information about products.
    This view is used to query stock information on a certain branch.

    :cvar id: the id of the asellable table
    :cvar barcode: the sellable barcode
    :cvar status: the sellable status
    :cvar cost: the sellable cost
    :cvar price: the sellable price
    :cvar description: the sellable description
    :cvar unit: the unit of the product
    :cvar product_id: the id of the product table
    :cvar location: the location of the product
    :cvar branch_id: the id of branch table
    :cvar stock: the stock of the product
     """

    sellable = Sellable
    product = Product

    # Sellable
    id = Sellable.id
    code = Sellable.code
    barcode = Sellable.barcode
    status = Sellable.status
    cost = Sellable.cost
    description = Sellable.description
    image_id = Sellable.image_id
    base_price = Sellable.base_price
    on_sale_price = Sellable.on_sale_price
    on_sale_start_date = Sellable.on_sale_start_date
    on_sale_end_date = Sellable.on_sale_end_date

    # Product
    product_id = Product.id
    location = Product.location
    model = Product.model

    manufacturer = ProductManufacturer.name
    tax_description = SellableTaxConstant.description
    category_description = SellableCategory.description
    unit = SellableUnit.description

    # Aggregates
    total_stock_cost = Coalesce(Field('_stock_summary', 'total_stock_cost'), 0)
    stock = Coalesce(Field('_stock_summary', 'stock'), 0)

    tables = [
        # Keep this first 4 joins in this order, so find_by_branch may change it.
        Sellable,
        Join(Product, Product.sellable_id == Sellable.id),
        LeftJoin(Storable, Storable.product_id == Product.id),
        LeftJoin(_StockSummary,
                 Field('_stock_summary', 'storable_id') == Storable.id),
        LeftJoin(SellableTaxConstant,
                 SellableTaxConstant.id == Sellable.tax_constant_id),
        LeftJoin(SellableCategory,
                 SellableCategory.id == Sellable.category_id),
        LeftJoin(SellableUnit, Sellable.unit_id == SellableUnit.id),
        LeftJoin(ProductManufacturer,
                 Product.manufacturer_id == ProductManufacturer.id),
    ]

    clause = Sellable.status != Sellable.STATUS_CLOSED

    @classmethod
    def post_search_callback(cls, sresults):
        select = sresults.get_select_expr(
            Count(Distinct(Sellable.id)), Sum(Field('_stock_summary',
                                                    'stock')))
        return ('count', 'sum'), select

    @classmethod
    def find_by_branch(cls, store, branch):
        if branch is None:
            return store.find(cls)

        # When we need to filter on the branch, we also need to add the branch
        # column on the ProductStockItem subselect, so the filter works. We cant
        # keep the branch_id on the main subselect, since that will cause the
        # results to be duplicate when not filtering by branch (probably the
        # most common case). So, we need all of this workaround

        # Make sure that the join we are replacing is the correct one.
        assert cls.tables[3].right == _StockSummary

        # Highjack the class being queried, since we need to add the branch
        # on the ProductStockItem subselect to filter it later
        class HighjackedViewable(cls):
            tables = cls.tables[:]
            tables[3] = LeftJoin(
                _StockBranchSummary,
                Field('_stock_summary', 'storable_id') == Storable.id)

        # Also show products that were never purchased.
        query = Or(
            Field('_stock_summary', 'branch_id') == branch.id,
            Eq(Field('_stock_summary', 'branch_id'), None))

        return store.find(HighjackedViewable, query)

    def get_unit_description(self):
        unit = self.product.sellable.get_unit_description()
        if unit == u"":
            return u"un"
        return unit

    def get_product_and_category_description(self):
        """Returns the product and the category description in one string.
        The category description will be formatted inside square
        brackets, if any. Otherwise, only the product description will
        be returned.
        """
        category_description = ''
        if self.category_description:
            category_description += '[' + self.category_description + '] '

        return category_description + self.description

    @property
    def stock_cost(self):
        if self.stock:
            return self.total_stock_cost / self.stock

        return 0

    @property
    def price(self):
        # See Sellable.price property
        if self.on_sale_price:
            today = localnow()
            start_date = self.on_sale_start_date
            end_date = self.on_sale_end_date
            if is_date_in_interval(today, start_date, end_date):
                return self.on_sale_price
        return self.base_price

    @property
    def has_image(self):
        return self.image_id is not None
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class PurchaseOrderView(Viewable):
    """General information about purchase orders

    :cvar id: the id of purchase_order table
    :cvar status: the purchase order status
    :cvar open_date: the date when the order was started
    :cvar quote_deadline: the date when the quotation expires
    :cvar expected_receival_date: expected date to receive products
    :cvar expected_pay_date: expected date to pay the products
    :cvar receival_date: the date when the products were received
    :cvar confirm_date: the date when the order was confirmed
    :cvar salesperson_name: the name of supplier's salesperson
    :cvar expected_freight: the expected freight value
    :cvar surcharge_value: the surcharge value for the order total
    :cvar discount_value: the discount_value for the order total
    :cvar supplier_name: the supplier name
    :cvar transporter_name: the transporter name
    :cvar branch_name: the branch company name
    :cvar ordered_quantity: the total quantity ordered
    :cvar received_quantity: the total quantity received
    :cvar subtotal: the order subtotal (sum of product values)
    :cvar total: subtotal - discount_value + surcharge_value
    """

    Person_Supplier = ClassAlias(Person, 'person_supplier')
    Person_Transporter = ClassAlias(Person, 'person_transporter')
    Person_Branch = ClassAlias(Person, 'person_branch')
    Person_Responsible = ClassAlias(Person, 'person_responsible')

    purchase = PurchaseOrder
    branch = Branch

    id = PurchaseOrder.id
    identifier = PurchaseOrder.identifier
    identifier_str = Cast(PurchaseOrder.identifier, 'text')
    status = PurchaseOrder.status
    open_date = PurchaseOrder.open_date
    quote_deadline = PurchaseOrder.quote_deadline
    expected_receival_date = PurchaseOrder.expected_receival_date
    expected_pay_date = PurchaseOrder.expected_pay_date
    confirm_date = PurchaseOrder.confirm_date
    salesperson_name = NullIf(PurchaseOrder.salesperson_name, u'')
    expected_freight = PurchaseOrder.expected_freight
    surcharge_value = PurchaseOrder.surcharge_value
    discount_value = PurchaseOrder.discount_value

    branch_id = Branch.id
    supplier_id = Supplier.id
    supplier_name = Person_Supplier.name
    transporter_name = Coalesce(Person_Transporter.name, u'')
    branch_name = Coalesce(NullIf(Company.fancy_name, u''), Person_Branch.name)
    responsible_name = Person_Responsible.name

    receival_date = Field('_receiving_order', 'receival_date')

    ordered_quantity = Field('_purchase_item', 'ordered_quantity')
    received_quantity = Field('_purchase_item', 'received_quantity')
    subtotal = Field('_purchase_item', 'subtotal')
    total = Field('_purchase_item', 'subtotal') - \
        PurchaseOrder.discount_value + PurchaseOrder.surcharge_value

    tables = [
        PurchaseOrder,
        Join(PurchaseItemSummary,
             Field('_purchase_item', 'order_id') == PurchaseOrder.id),

        LeftJoin(PurchaseReceivingSummary,
                 Field('_receiving_order', 'purchase_id') == PurchaseOrder.id),

        LeftJoin(Supplier, PurchaseOrder.supplier_id == Supplier.id),
        LeftJoin(Transporter, PurchaseOrder.transporter_id == Transporter.id),
        LeftJoin(Branch, PurchaseOrder.branch_id == Branch.id),
        LeftJoin(LoginUser, PurchaseOrder.responsible_id == LoginUser.id),

        LeftJoin(Person_Supplier, Supplier.person_id == Person_Supplier.id),
        LeftJoin(Person_Transporter, Transporter.person_id == Person_Transporter.id),
        LeftJoin(Person_Branch, Branch.person_id == Person_Branch.id),
        LeftJoin(Company, Company.person_id == Person_Branch.id),
        LeftJoin(Person_Responsible, LoginUser.person_id == Person_Responsible.id),
    ]

    @classmethod
    def post_search_callback(cls, sresults):
        select = sresults.get_select_expr(Count(1), Sum(cls.total))
        return ('count', 'sum'), select

    #
    # Public API
    #

    def get_open_date_as_string(self):
        return self.open_date.strftime("%x")

    @property
    def status_str(self):
        return PurchaseOrder.translate_status(self.status)

    @classmethod
    def find_confirmed(cls, store, due_date=None):
        query = cls.status == PurchaseOrder.ORDER_CONFIRMED

        if due_date:
            if isinstance(due_date, tuple):
                date_query = And(Date(cls.expected_receival_date) >= due_date[0],
                                 Date(cls.expected_receival_date) <= due_date[1])
            else:
                date_query = Date(cls.expected_receival_date) == due_date

            query = And(query, date_query)

        return store.find(cls, query)
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class InventoryItemsView(Viewable):
    """Holds information about |inventoryitems|

    This is used to get the most information of an inventory item
    without doing lots of database queries.

    It's best used with :meth:`.find_by_product`
    """

    #: the |inventoryitem|
    inventory_item = InventoryItem

    #: the |inventory|
    inventory = Inventory

    #: the |sellable|
    sellable = Sellable

    #: The |StorableBatch|
    batch = StorableBatch

    branch = Branch

    # InventoryItem
    id = InventoryItem.id
    product_id = InventoryItem.product_id
    recorded_quantity = InventoryItem.recorded_quantity
    counted_quantity = InventoryItem.counted_quantity
    actual_quantity = InventoryItem.actual_quantity
    product_cost = InventoryItem.product_cost
    is_adjusted = InventoryItem.is_adjusted
    reason = InventoryItem.reason

    # Inventory
    inventory_identifier = Inventory.identifier
    open_date = Inventory.open_date
    close_date = Inventory.close_date

    #: The name of the person that performed the inventory
    responsible_name = Person.name

    #: The code of the sellable
    code = Sellable.code
    # XXX: Maybe we should have this in the database, since the price may change
    price = Sellable.base_price

    #: The description of the product
    description = Sellable.description

    #: The number of the batch that was adjusted
    batch_number = Coalesce(StorableBatch.batch_number, u'')
    batch_date = StorableBatch.create_date

    tables = [
        InventoryItem,
        Join(Inventory, InventoryItem.inventory_id == Inventory.id),
        Join(Product, Product.id == InventoryItem.product_id),
        Join(Sellable, Sellable.id == Product.id),
        LeftJoin(StorableBatch, InventoryItem.batch_id == StorableBatch.id),
        Join(LoginUser, Inventory.responsible_id == LoginUser.id),
        Join(Person, LoginUser.person_id == Person.id),
        Join(Branch, Inventory.branch_id == Branch.id),
    ]

    @classmethod
    def find_by_inventory(cls, store, inventory):
        """find results for this view that are related to the given inventory

        :param store: the store that will be used to find the results
        :param inventory: the |inventory| that should be filtered
        :returns: the matching views
        :rtype: a sequence of :class:`InventoryItemView`
        """
        return store.find(cls, Inventory.id == inventory.id)

    @classmethod
    def find_by_product(cls, store, product):
        """find results for this view that references *product*

        :param store: the store that will be used to find the results
        :param product: the |product| used to filter the results
        :returns: the matching views
        :rtype: a sequence of :class:`InventoryItemView`
        """
        return store.find(cls, product_id=product.id)