def get_projects(self):
projects_list = []
for (project, activities) in self.projects.iteritems():
p = Project(project, 'foo', 1, 'bar', '1000')
p.start_date = None
p.end_date = None
for activity in activities:
p.add_activity(activity)
projects_list.append(p)
return projects_list
def get_projects(self):
projects_url = self.get_full_url('project/all.json')
response = self._session.get(projects_url).json()
projects = response['command']['projects']['project']
activities = response['command']['activities']['activity']
activities_dict = {}
for activity in activities:
a = Activity(int(activity['id']), activity['name'],
activity['rate_eur'])
activities_dict[a.id] = a
projects_list = []
i = 0
for project in projects:
p = Project(int(project['id']), project['name'],
project['status'], project['description'],
project['budget'])
try:
p.start_date = datetime.strptime(
project['startdate'], '%Y-%m-%d').date()
except ValueError:
p.start_date = None
try:
p.end_date = datetime.strptime(
project['enddate'], '%Y-%m-%d').date()
except ValueError:
p.end_date = None
i += 1
activities = project['activities']['activity']
# Sometimes the activity list just contains an @attribute
# element, in this case we skip it
if isinstance(activities, dict):
continue
# If there's only 1 activity, this won't be a list but a simple
# element
if not isinstance(activities, list):
activities = [activities]
for activity in activities:
try:
if int(activity) in activities_dict:
p.add_activity(activities_dict[int(activity)])
except ValueError:
logger.warn(
"Cannot import activity %s for project %s because "
"activity id is not an int" % (activity, p.id)
)
if 'activity_aliases' in project and project['activity_aliases']:
for alias, mapping in project['activity_aliases'].items():
p.aliases[alias] = int(mapping)
projects_list.append(p)
return projects_list
