def _save_attachment(
self,
data,
content_disposition,
content_type,
filename,
content_id,
namespace_id,
mid,
):
from inbox.models import Block, Part
block = Block()
block.namespace_id = namespace_id
block.filename = _trim_filename(filename, namespace_id=namespace_id)
block.content_type = content_type
part = Part(block=block, message=self)
if content_id:
content_id = content_id[:255]
part.content_id = content_id
part.content_disposition = content_disposition
data = data or ""
if isinstance(data, unicode):
data = data.encode("utf-8", "strict")
block.data = data
def block_to_part(block, message, namespace):
inline_image_uri = r'cid:{}'.format(block.public_id)
is_inline = re.search(inline_image_uri, message.body) is not None
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an
# attachment on an existing message, that would dissociate it from
# the existing message.)
part = Part(block=block)
part.content_id = block.public_id if is_inline else None
part.namespace_id = namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'inline' if is_inline else 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
return part
def _save_attachment(self, mimepart, content_disposition, content_type,
filename, content_id, namespace_id, mid):
from inbox.models import Part, Block
block = Block()
block.namespace_id = namespace_id
block.filename = _trim_filename(filename, mid=mid)
block.content_type = content_type
part = Part(block=block, message=self)
part.content_id = content_id
part.content_disposition = content_disposition
data = mimepart.body or ''
if isinstance(data, unicode):
data = data.encode('utf-8', 'strict')
block.data = data
def _save_attachment(self, mimepart, content_disposition, content_type,
filename, content_id, namespace_id, mid):
from inbox.models import Part, Block
block = Block()
block.namespace_id = namespace_id
block.filename = _trim_filename(filename, mid=mid)
block.content_type = content_type
part = Part(block=block, message=self)
part.content_id = content_id
part.content_disposition = content_disposition
data = mimepart.body or ''
if isinstance(data, unicode):
data = data.encode('utf-8', 'strict')
block.data = data
def fake_attachment(db, default_account, message):
block = Block()
namespace_id = default_account.namespace.id
block.namespace_id = namespace_id
block.filename = 'zambla.txt'
block.content_type = 'text/plain'
block.size = 32
# This is sha256 of an attachment in our test email.
block.data_sha256 = '27dc8e801f962098fd4a741ccbd6ca24d42805df0b8035cfb881ad6e5a1bf4b2'
p = Part(block=block, message=message)
db.session.add(p)
db.session.commit()
return p
def block_to_part(block, message, namespace):
inline_image_uri = r"cid:{}".format(block.public_id)
is_inline = re.search(inline_image_uri, message.body) is not None
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an
# attachment on an existing message, that would dissociate it from
# the existing message.)
part = Part(block=block)
part.content_id = block.public_id if is_inline else None
part.namespace_id = namespace.id
part.content_disposition = "inline" if is_inline else "attachment"
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
return part
def create_and_save_draft(db_session,
account,
to_addr=None,
subject=None,
body=None,
blocks=None,
cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None,
new_tags=None,
thread=None,
is_reply=False,
syncback=True):
"""Create a draft object and commit it to the database."""
with db_session.no_autoflush:
dt = datetime.utcnow()
uid = generate_public_id()
version = generate_public_id()
to_addr = to_addr or []
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
blocks = blocks or []
body = body or ''
if subject is None and thread is not None:
# Set subject from thread by default.
subject = thread.subject
subject = subject or ''
message = Message()
message.namespace = account.namespace
message.is_created = True
message.is_draft = True
message.state = 'draft'
message.from_addr = [(account.name, account.email_address)]
# TODO(emfree): we should maybe make received_date nullable, so its
# value doesn't change in the case of a drafted-and-later-reconciled
# message.
message.received_date = dt
message.subject = subject
message.sanitized_body = body
message.to_addr = to_addr
message.cc_addr = cc_addr
message.bcc_addr = bcc_addr
# TODO(emfree): this is different from the normal 'size' value of a
# message, which is the size of the entire MIME message.
message.size = len(body)
message.is_read = True
message.is_sent = False
message.is_reply = is_reply
message.public_id = uid
message.version = version
message.inbox_uid = version
# Set the snippet
message.snippet = message.calculate_html_snippet(body)
# Associate attachments to the draft message
for block in blocks:
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an
# attachment on an existing message, that would dissociate it from
# the existing message.)
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
message.parts.append(part)
db_session.add(part)
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, message, account.namespace)
if is_reply:
message.is_reply = True
# Construct the in-reply-to and references headers from the last
# message currently in the thread.
_set_reply_headers(message, thread)
if thread is None:
# Create a new thread object for the draft.
# We specialize the thread class so that we can, for example, add
# the g_thrid for Gmail later if we reconcile a synced message with
# this one. This is a huge hack, but works.
thread_cls = account.thread_cls
thread = thread_cls(subject=message.subject,
recentdate=message.received_date,
namespace=account.namespace,
subjectdate=message.received_date)
db_session.add(thread)
message.thread = thread
thread.apply_tag(account.namespace.tags['drafts'])
if new_tags:
tags_to_keep = {tag for tag in thread.tags if not tag.user_created}
thread.tags = new_tags | tags_to_keep
if syncback:
schedule_action('save_draft', message, message.namespace.id,
db_session)
db_session.add(message)
db_session.commit()
return message
def create_and_save_draft(
db_session,
account,
to_addr=None,
subject=None,
body=None,
blocks=None,
cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None,
new_tags=None,
thread=None,
is_reply=False,
parent_draft=None,
):
"""
Create a draft object and commit it to the database.
"""
dt = datetime.utcnow()
uid = generate_public_id()
to_addr = to_addr or []
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
blocks = blocks or []
body = body or ""
if subject is None and thread is not None:
# Set subject from thread by default.
subject = thread.subject
subject = subject or ""
message = SpoolMessage()
message.from_addr = [(account.sender_name, account.email_address)]
message.created_date = dt
# TODO(emfree): we should maybe make received_date nullable, so its value
# doesn't change in the case of a drafted-and-later-reconciled message.
message.received_date = dt
message.is_sent = False
message.state = "draft"
if parent_draft is not None:
message.parent_draft_id = parent_draft.id
message.subject = subject
message.sanitized_body = body
message.to_addr = to_addr
message.cc_addr = cc_addr
message.bcc_addr = bcc_addr
# TODO(emfree): this is different from the normal 'size' value of a
# message, which is the size of the entire MIME message.
message.size = len(body)
message.is_draft = True
message.is_read = True
message.inbox_uid = uid
message.public_id = uid
# Set the snippet
message.calculate_html_snippet(body)
# Associate attachments to the draft message
for block in blocks:
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an attachment
# on an existing message, that would dissociate it from the existing
# message.)
part = Part()
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = "attachment"
part.content_type = block.content_type
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
part.data = block.data
message.parts.append(part)
db_session.add(part)
# TODO(emfree) Update contact data here.
if is_reply:
message.is_reply = True
# If we're updating a draft, copy the in-reply-to and references
# headers from the parent. Otherwise, construct them from the last
# message currently in the thread.
if parent_draft is not None:
message.in_reply_to = parent_draft.in_reply_to
message.references = parent_draft.references
else:
# Make sure that the headers are constructed from an actual
# previous message on the thread, not another draft
non_draft_messages = [m for m in thread.messages if not m.is_draft]
if non_draft_messages:
last_message = non_draft_messages[-1]
message.in_reply_to = last_message.message_id_header
message.references = last_message.references + "\t" + last_message.message_id_header
if thread is None:
# Create a new thread object for the draft.
thread = Thread(
subject=message.subject,
recentdate=message.received_date,
namespace=account.namespace,
subjectdate=message.received_date,
)
db_session.add(thread)
message.thread = thread
# This triggers an autoflush, so we need to execute it after setting
# message.thread
thread.apply_tag(account.namespace.tags["drafts"])
if new_tags:
tags_to_keep = {tag for tag in thread.tags if not tag.user_created}
thread.tags = new_tags | tags_to_keep
schedule_action("save_draft", message, message.namespace.id, db_session)
db_session.add(message)
db_session.commit()
return message
def update_draft(db_session, account, original_draft, to=None, subject=None,
body=None, blocks=None, cc=None, bcc=None, tags=None):
"""
Update draft.
To maintain our messages are immutable invariant, we create a new draft
message object.
Returns
-------
Message
The new draft message object.
Notes
-----
Messages, including draft messages, are immutable in Inbox.
So to update a draft, we create a new draft message object and
return its public_id (which is different than the original's).
"""
def update(attr, value=None):
if value is not None:
setattr(original_draft, attr, value)
if attr == 'sanitized_body':
# Update size, snippet too
original_draft.size = len(value)
original_draft.calculate_html_snippet(value)
update('to_addr', _parse_recipients(to) if to else None)
update('cc_addr', _parse_recipients(cc) if cc else None)
update('bcc_addr', _parse_recipients(bcc) if bcc else None)
update('subject', subject if subject else None)
update('sanitized_body', body if body else None)
update('received_date', datetime.utcnow())
# Parts, tags require special handling
for block in blocks:
part = Part()
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.content_type = block.content_type
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
part.data = block.data
part.filename = block.filename
original_draft.parts.append(part)
db_session.add(part)
thread = original_draft.thread
if tags:
tags_to_keep = {tag for tag in thread.tags if not tag.user_created}
thread.tags = tags | tags_to_keep
# Delete previous version on remote
schedule_action('delete_draft', original_draft,
original_draft.namespace.id, db_session,
inbox_uid=original_draft.inbox_uid)
# Update version + inbox_uid, sync to remote
version = generate_public_id()
update('version', version)
update('inbox_uid', version)
schedule_action('save_draft', original_draft, original_draft.namespace.id,
db_session)
db_session.commit()
return original_draft
def create_and_save_draft(db_session, account, to_addr=None, subject=None,
body=None, blocks=None, cc_addr=None, bcc_addr=None,
new_tags=None, thread=None, is_reply=False,
syncback=True):
"""Create a draft object and commit it to the database."""
dt = datetime.utcnow()
uid = generate_public_id()
version = generate_public_id()
to_addr = to_addr or []
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
blocks = blocks or []
body = body or ''
if subject is None and thread is not None:
# Set subject from thread by default.
subject = thread.subject
subject = subject or ''
# Sets is_draft = True, state = 'draft'
message = Message.create_draft_message()
message.from_addr = [(account.sender_name, account.email_address)]
# TODO(emfree): we should maybe make received_date nullable, so its value
# doesn't change in the case of a drafted-and-later-reconciled message.
message.received_date = dt
message.subject = subject
message.sanitized_body = body
message.to_addr = to_addr
message.cc_addr = cc_addr
message.bcc_addr = bcc_addr
# TODO(emfree): this is different from the normal 'size' value of a
# message, which is the size of the entire MIME message.
message.size = len(body)
message.is_read = True
message.is_sent = False
message.is_reply = is_reply
message.public_id = uid
message.version = version
message.inbox_uid = version
# Set the snippet
message.calculate_html_snippet(body)
# Associate attachments to the draft message
for block in blocks:
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an attachment
# on an existing message, that would dissociate it from the existing
# message.)
part = Part()
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.content_type = block.content_type
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
part.data = block.data
part.filename = block.filename
message.parts.append(part)
db_session.add(part)
# TODO(emfree) Update contact data here.
if is_reply:
message.is_reply = True
# Construct the in-reply-to and references headers from the last
# message currently in the thread.
_set_reply_headers(message, thread)
if thread is None:
# Create a new thread object for the draft.
thread = Thread(
subject=message.subject,
recentdate=message.received_date,
namespace=account.namespace,
subjectdate=message.received_date)
db_session.add(thread)
message.thread = thread
# This triggers an autoflush, so we need to execute it after setting
# message.thread
thread.apply_tag(account.namespace.tags['drafts'])
if new_tags:
tags_to_keep = {tag for tag in thread.tags if not tag.user_created}
thread.tags = new_tags | tags_to_keep
if syncback:
schedule_action('save_draft', message, message.namespace.id,
db_session)
db_session.add(message)
db_session.commit()
return message
def create_draft(data, namespace, db_session, syncback):
""" Construct a draft object (a Message instance) from `data`, a dictionary
representing the POST body of an API request. All new objects are added to
the session, but not committed."""
# Validate the input and get referenced objects (thread, attachments)
# as necessary.
to_addr = get_recipients(data.get('to'), 'to')
cc_addr = get_recipients(data.get('cc'), 'cc')
bcc_addr = get_recipients(data.get('bcc'), 'bcc')
from_addr = get_recipients(data.get('from'), 'from')
reply_to = get_recipients(data.get('reply_to'), 'reply_to')
if from_addr and len(from_addr) > 1:
raise InputError("from_addr field can have at most one item")
if reply_to and len(reply_to) > 1:
raise InputError("reply_to field can have at most one item")
subject = data.get('subject')
if subject is not None and not isinstance(subject, basestring):
raise InputError('"subject" should be a string')
body = data.get('body', '')
if not isinstance(body, basestring):
raise InputError('"body" should be a string')
blocks = get_attachments(data.get('file_ids'), namespace.id, db_session)
reply_to_thread = get_thread(data.get('thread_id'), namespace.id,
db_session)
reply_to_message = get_message(data.get('reply_to_message_id'),
namespace.id, db_session)
if reply_to_message is not None and reply_to_thread is not None:
if reply_to_message not in reply_to_thread.messages:
raise InputError('Message {} is not in thread {}'.
format(reply_to_message.public_id,
reply_to_thread.public_id))
with db_session.no_autoflush:
account = namespace.account
dt = datetime.utcnow()
uid = generate_public_id()
to_addr = to_addr or []
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
blocks = blocks or []
if subject is None:
# If this is a reply with no explicitly specified subject, set the
# subject from the prior message/thread by default.
# TODO(emfree): Do we want to allow changing the subject on a reply
# at all?
if reply_to_message is not None:
subject = reply_to_message.subject
elif reply_to_thread is not None:
subject = reply_to_thread.subject
subject = subject or ''
message = Message()
message.namespace = namespace
message.is_created = True
message.is_draft = True
message.from_addr = from_addr if from_addr else \
[(account.name, account.email_address)]
# TODO(emfree): we should maybe make received_date nullable, so its
# value doesn't change in the case of a drafted-and-later-reconciled
# message.
message.received_date = dt
message.subject = subject
message.body = body
message.to_addr = to_addr
message.cc_addr = cc_addr
message.bcc_addr = bcc_addr
message.reply_to = reply_to
# TODO(emfree): this is different from the normal 'size' value of a
# message, which is the size of the entire MIME message.
message.size = len(body)
message.is_read = True
message.is_sent = False
message.public_id = uid
message.version = 0
message.regenerate_inbox_uid()
# Set the snippet
message.snippet = message.calculate_html_snippet(body)
# Associate attachments to the draft message
for block in blocks:
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an
# attachment on an existing message, that would dissociate it from
# the existing message.)
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
message.parts.append(part)
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, message, namespace)
if reply_to_message is not None:
message.is_reply = True
_set_reply_headers(message, reply_to_message)
thread = reply_to_message.thread
message.reply_to_message = reply_to_message
elif reply_to_thread is not None:
message.is_reply = True
thread = reply_to_thread
# Construct the in-reply-to and references headers from the last
# message currently in the thread.
previous_messages = [m for m in thread.messages if not m.is_draft]
if previous_messages:
last_message = previous_messages[-1]
message.reply_to_message = last_message
_set_reply_headers(message, last_message)
else:
# If this isn't a reply to anything, create a new thread object for
# the draft. We specialize the thread class so that we can, for
# example, add the g_thrid for Gmail later if we reconcile a synced
# message with this one. This is a huge hack, but works.
message.is_reply = False
thread_cls = account.thread_cls
thread = thread_cls(
subject=message.subject,
recentdate=message.received_date,
namespace=namespace,
subjectdate=message.received_date)
message.thread = thread
db_session.add(message)
if syncback:
schedule_action('save_draft', message, namespace.id, db_session,
version=message.version)
db_session.flush()
return message
def update_draft(db_session, account, draft, to_addr=None,
subject=None, body=None, blocks=None, cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None, from_addr=None, reply_to=None):
"""
Update draft with new attributes.
"""
def update(attr, value=None):
if value is not None:
setattr(draft, attr, value)
if attr == 'body':
# Update size, snippet too
draft.size = len(value)
draft.snippet = draft.calculate_html_snippet(
value)
update('to_addr', to_addr)
update('cc_addr', cc_addr)
update('bcc_addr', bcc_addr)
update('reply_to', reply_to)
update('from_addr', from_addr)
update('subject', subject if subject else None)
update('body', body if body else None)
update('received_date', datetime.utcnow())
# Remove any attachments that aren't specified
new_block_ids = [b.id for b in blocks]
for part in filter(lambda x: x.block_id not in new_block_ids,
draft.parts):
draft.parts.remove(part)
db_session.delete(part)
# Parts require special handling
for block in blocks:
# Don't re-add attachments that are already attached
if block.id in [p.block_id for p in draft.parts]:
continue
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
draft.parts.append(part)
thread = draft.thread
if len(thread.messages) == 1:
# If there are no prior messages on the thread, update its subject and
# dates to match the draft.
thread.subject = draft.subject
thread.subjectdate = draft.received_date
thread.recentdate = draft.received_date
# Remove previous message-contact associations, and create new ones.
draft.contacts = []
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, draft, account.namespace)
prior_inbox_uid = draft.inbox_uid
prior_message_id_header = draft.message_id_header
# Update version + inbox_uid (is_created is already set)
draft.version += 1
draft.regenerate_inbox_uid()
# Sync to remote
schedule_action('save_draft', draft, draft.namespace.id, db_session,
version=draft.version)
# Delete previous version on remote
schedule_action('delete_draft', draft,
draft.namespace.id, db_session,
inbox_uid=prior_inbox_uid,
message_id_header=prior_message_id_header)
db_session.commit()
return draft
def update_draft(db_session, account, original_draft, to_addr=None,
subject=None, body=None, blocks=None, cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None, tags=None):
"""
Update draft.
To maintain our messages are immutable invariant, we create a new draft
message object.
Returns
-------
Message
The new draft message object.
Notes
-----
Messages, including draft messages, are immutable in Inbox.
So to update a draft, we create a new draft message object and
return its public_id (which is different than the original's).
"""
def update(attr, value=None):
if value is not None:
setattr(original_draft, attr, value)
if attr == 'sanitized_body':
# Update size, snippet too
original_draft.size = len(value)
original_draft.snippet = original_draft.calculate_html_snippet(
value)
update('to_addr', to_addr)
update('cc_addr', cc_addr)
update('bcc_addr', bcc_addr)
update('subject', subject if subject else None)
update('sanitized_body', body if body else None)
update('received_date', datetime.utcnow())
# Remove any attachments that aren't specified
new_block_ids = [b.id for b in blocks]
for part in filter(lambda x: x.block_id not in new_block_ids,
original_draft.parts):
original_draft.parts.remove(part)
db_session.delete(part)
# Parts, tags require special handling
for block in blocks:
# Don't re-add attachments that are already attached
if block.id in [p.block_id for p in original_draft.parts]:
continue
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
original_draft.parts.append(part)
db_session.add(part)
thread = original_draft.thread
if tags:
tags_to_keep = {tag for tag in thread.tags if not tag.user_created}
thread.tags = tags | tags_to_keep
# Remove previous message-contact associations, and create new ones.
original_draft.contacts = []
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, original_draft, account.namespace)
# Delete previous version on remote
schedule_action('delete_draft', original_draft,
original_draft.namespace.id, db_session,
inbox_uid=original_draft.inbox_uid,
message_id_header=original_draft.message_id_header)
# Update version + inbox_uid (is_created is already set)
version = generate_public_id()
update('version', version)
update('inbox_uid', version)
# Sync to remote
schedule_action('save_draft', original_draft, original_draft.namespace.id,
db_session)
db_session.commit()
return original_draft
def update_draft(db_session, account, draft, to_addr=None,
subject=None, body=None, blocks=None, cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None, from_addr=None, reply_to=None):
"""
Update draft with new attributes.
"""
def update(attr, value=None):
if value is not None:
setattr(draft, attr, value)
if attr == 'body':
# Update size, snippet too
draft.size = len(value)
draft.snippet = draft.calculate_html_snippet(
value)
update('to_addr', to_addr)
update('cc_addr', cc_addr)
update('bcc_addr', bcc_addr)
update('reply_to', reply_to)
update('from_addr', from_addr)
update('subject', subject if subject else None)
update('body', body if body else None)
update('received_date', datetime.utcnow())
# Remove any attachments that aren't specified
new_block_ids = [b.id for b in blocks]
for part in filter(lambda x: x.block_id not in new_block_ids,
draft.parts):
draft.parts.remove(part)
db_session.delete(part)
# Parts require special handling
for block in blocks:
# Don't re-add attachments that are already attached
if block.id in [p.block_id for p in draft.parts]:
continue
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
draft.parts.append(part)
thread = draft.thread
if len(thread.messages) == 1:
# If there are no prior messages on the thread, update its subject and
# dates to match the draft.
thread.subject = draft.subject
thread.subjectdate = draft.received_date
thread.recentdate = draft.received_date
# Remove previous message-contact associations, and create new ones.
draft.contacts = []
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, draft, account.namespace)
# The draft we're updating may or may not be one authored through the API:
# - Ours: is_created = True, Message-Id = public_id+version
# - Not Ours: is_created = False, Message-Id = ???
# Mark that the draft is now created by us
draft.is_created = True
# Save the current Message-Id so we know which draft to delete in syncback
old_message_id_header = draft.message_id_header
# Increment version and rebuild the message ID header.
draft.version += 1
draft.regenerate_nylas_uid()
# Sync to remote
schedule_action('update_draft', draft, draft.namespace.id, db_session,
version=draft.version,
old_message_id_header=old_message_id_header)
db_session.commit()
return draft
def update_draft(db_session,
account,
draft,
to_addr=None,
subject=None,
body=None,
blocks=None,
cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None,
from_addr=None,
reply_to=None):
"""
Update draft with new attributes.
"""
def update(attr, value=None):
if value is not None:
setattr(draft, attr, value)
if attr == 'body':
# Update size, snippet too
draft.size = len(value)
draft.snippet = draft.calculate_html_snippet(value)
update('to_addr', to_addr)
update('cc_addr', cc_addr)
update('bcc_addr', bcc_addr)
update('reply_to', reply_to)
update('from_addr', from_addr)
update('subject', subject if subject else None)
update('body', body if body else None)
update('received_date', datetime.utcnow())
# Remove any attachments that aren't specified
new_block_ids = [b.id for b in blocks]
for part in filter(lambda x: x.block_id not in new_block_ids, draft.parts):
draft.parts.remove(part)
db_session.delete(part)
# Parts require special handling
for block in blocks:
# Don't re-add attachments that are already attached
if block.id in [p.block_id for p in draft.parts]:
continue
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
draft.parts.append(part)
thread = draft.thread
if len(thread.messages) == 1:
# If there are no prior messages on the thread, update its subject and
# dates to match the draft.
thread.subject = draft.subject
thread.subjectdate = draft.received_date
thread.recentdate = draft.received_date
# Remove previous message-contact associations, and create new ones.
draft.contacts = []
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, draft, account.namespace)
# The draft we're updating may or may not be one authored through the API:
# - Ours: is_created = True, Message-Id = public_id+version
# - Not Ours: is_created = False, Message-Id = ???
# Mark that the draft is now created by us
draft.is_created = True
# Save the current Message-Id so we know which draft to delete in syncback
old_message_id_header = draft.message_id_header
# Increment version and rebuild the message ID header.
draft.version += 1
draft.regenerate_nylas_uid()
# Sync to remote
schedule_action('update_draft',
draft,
draft.namespace.id,
db_session,
version=draft.version,
old_message_id_header=old_message_id_header)
db_session.commit()
return draft
def update_draft(db_session,
account,
draft,
to_addr=None,
subject=None,
body=None,
blocks=None,
cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None,
from_addr=None,
reply_to=None):
"""
Update draft with new attributes.
"""
def update(attr, value=None):
if value is not None:
setattr(draft, attr, value)
if attr == 'body':
# Update size, snippet too
draft.size = len(value)
draft.snippet = draft.calculate_html_snippet(value)
update('to_addr', to_addr)
update('cc_addr', cc_addr)
update('bcc_addr', bcc_addr)
update('reply_to', reply_to)
update('from_addr', from_addr)
update('subject', subject if subject else None)
update('body', body if body else None)
update('received_date', datetime.utcnow())
# Remove any attachments that aren't specified
new_block_ids = [b.id for b in blocks]
for part in filter(lambda x: x.block_id not in new_block_ids, draft.parts):
draft.parts.remove(part)
db_session.delete(part)
# Parts require special handling
for block in blocks:
# Don't re-add attachments that are already attached
if block.id in [p.block_id for p in draft.parts]:
continue
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
draft.parts.append(part)
thread = draft.thread
if len(thread.messages) == 1:
# If there are no prior messages on the thread, update its subject and
# dates to match the draft.
thread.subject = draft.subject
thread.subjectdate = draft.received_date
thread.recentdate = draft.received_date
# Remove previous message-contact associations, and create new ones.
draft.contacts = []
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, draft, account.namespace)
# Update version + inbox_uid (is_created is already set)
draft.version += 1
draft.regenerate_inbox_uid()
# Sync to remote
schedule_action('update_draft',
draft,
draft.namespace.id,
db_session,
version=draft.version)
db_session.commit()
return draft
def upgrade():
from inbox.models.session import session_scope, Session
from inbox.ignition import main_engine
engine = main_engine(pool_size=1, max_overflow=0)
from inbox.models import (Part, Namespace, Message, Thread)
from inbox.sqlalchemy_ext.util import JSON
print 'Creating table for parts...'
op.create_table(
'part', sa.Column('id', sa.Integer(), nullable=False),
sa.Column('message_id', sa.Integer(), nullable=True),
sa.Column('walk_index', sa.Integer(), nullable=True),
sa.Column('content_disposition',
sa.Enum('inline', 'attachment'),
nullable=True),
sa.Column('content_id', sa.String(length=255), nullable=True),
sa.Column('misc_keyval', JSON(), nullable=True),
sa.Column('is_inboxapp_attachment',
sa.Boolean(),
server_default=sa.sql.expression.false(),
nullable=True),
sa.ForeignKeyConstraint(['id'], ['block.id'], ondelete='CASCADE'),
sa.ForeignKeyConstraint(['message_id'], ['message.id'],
ondelete='CASCADE'),
sa.PrimaryKeyConstraint('id'),
sa.UniqueConstraint('message_id', 'walk_index'))
print 'Reflecting old block table schema'
Base = declarative_base()
Base.metadata.reflect(engine)
class Block_(Base): # old schema, reflected from database table
__table__ = Base.metadata.tables['block']
print 'Adding namespace_id column to blocks ',
op.add_column(u'block',
sa.Column('namespace_id', sa.Integer(), nullable=False))
print 'Migrating from blocks to parts'
new_parts = []
with session_scope() as db_session:
for block in db_session.query(Block_).yield_per(chunk_size):
# Move relevant fields
p = Part()
p.size = block.size
p.data_sha256 = block.data_sha256
p.message_id = block.message_id
p.walk_index = block.walk_index
p.content_disposition = block.content_disposition
p.content_id = block.content_id
p.misc_keyval = block.misc_keyval
p.is_inboxapp_attachment
old_namespace = db_session.query(Namespace) \
.join(Message.thread, Thread.namespace) \
.filter(Message.id == block.message_id).one()
p.namespace_id = old_namespace.id
# Commit after column modifications
new_parts.append(p)
print 'Deleting old blocks (now parts)... ',
db_session.query(Block_).delete()
db_session.commit()
print 'Done!'
print 'Removing `message_id` constraint from block'
op.drop_constraint('block_ibfk_1', 'block', type_='foreignkey')
print 'Creating foreign key for block -> namespace on block'
op.create_foreign_key('block_ibfk_1',
'block',
'namespace', ['namespace_id'], ['id'],
ondelete='CASCADE')
print 'Dropping old block columns which are now in part'
op.drop_column(u'block', u'walk_index')
op.drop_column(u'block', u'content_disposition')
op.drop_column(u'block', u'misc_keyval')
op.drop_column(u'block', u'content_id')
op.drop_column(u'block', u'is_inboxapp_attachment')
op.drop_constraint(u'message_id', 'block', type_='unique')
op.drop_column(u'block', u'message_id')
# Note: here we use the regular database session, since the transaction
# log requires the `namespace` property on objects. We've set the
# `namespace_id` foreign key, but need to commit the object before the
# SQLalchemy reference is valid
no_tx_session = Session(autoflush=True, autocommit=False)
no_tx_session.add_all(new_parts)
no_tx_session.commit()
print 'Done migration blocks to parts!'
def upgrade():
from inbox.models.session import session_scope, Session
from inbox.ignition import engine
from inbox.models import Part, Namespace, Message, Thread
from inbox.sqlalchemy_ext.util import JSON
print "Creating table for parts..."
op.create_table(
"part",
sa.Column("id", sa.Integer(), nullable=False),
sa.Column("message_id", sa.Integer(), nullable=True),
sa.Column("walk_index", sa.Integer(), nullable=True),
sa.Column("content_disposition", sa.Enum("inline", "attachment"), nullable=True),
sa.Column("content_id", sa.String(length=255), nullable=True),
sa.Column("misc_keyval", JSON(), nullable=True),
sa.Column("is_inboxapp_attachment", sa.Boolean(), server_default=sa.sql.expression.false(), nullable=True),
sa.ForeignKeyConstraint(["id"], ["block.id"], ondelete="CASCADE"),
sa.ForeignKeyConstraint(["message_id"], ["message.id"], ondelete="CASCADE"),
sa.PrimaryKeyConstraint("id"),
sa.UniqueConstraint("message_id", "walk_index"),
)
print "Reflecting old block table schema"
Base = declarative_base()
Base.metadata.reflect(engine)
class Block_(Base): # old schema, reflected from database table
__table__ = Base.metadata.tables["block"]
print "Adding namespace_id column to blocks ",
op.add_column(u"block", sa.Column("namespace_id", sa.Integer(), nullable=False))
print "Migrating from blocks to parts"
new_parts = []
with session_scope() as db_session:
for block in db_session.query(Block_).yield_per(chunk_size):
# Move relevant fields
p = Part()
p.size = block.size
p.data_sha256 = block.data_sha256
p.message_id = block.message_id
p.walk_index = block.walk_index
p.content_disposition = block.content_disposition
p.content_id = block.content_id
p.misc_keyval = block.misc_keyval
p.is_inboxapp_attachment
old_namespace = (
db_session.query(Namespace)
.join(Message.thread, Thread.namespace)
.filter(Message.id == block.message_id)
.one()
)
p.namespace_id = old_namespace.id
# Commit after column modifications
new_parts.append(p)
print "Deleting old blocks (now parts)... ",
db_session.query(Block_).delete()
db_session.commit()
print "Done!"
print "Removing `message_id` constraint from block"
op.drop_constraint("block_ibfk_1", "block", type_="foreignkey")
print "Creating foreign key for block -> namespace on block"
op.create_foreign_key("block_ibfk_1", "block", "namespace", ["namespace_id"], ["id"], ondelete="CASCADE")
print "Dropping old block columns which are now in part"
op.drop_column(u"block", u"walk_index")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"content_disposition")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"misc_keyval")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"content_id")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"is_inboxapp_attachment")
op.drop_constraint(u"message_id", "block", type_="unique")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"message_id")
# Note: here we use the regular database session, since the transaction
# log requires the `namespace` property on objects. We've set the
# `namespace_id` foreign key, but need to commit the object before the
# SQLalchemy reference is valid
no_tx_session = Session(autoflush=True, autocommit=False)
no_tx_session.add_all(new_parts)
no_tx_session.commit()
print "Done migration blocks to parts!"
def upgrade():
from inbox.ignition import main_engine
from inbox.models.session import Session, session_scope
engine = main_engine(pool_size=1, max_overflow=0)
from inbox.models import Message, Namespace, Part, Thread
from inbox.sqlalchemy_ext.util import JSON
print("Creating table for parts...")
op.create_table(
"part",
sa.Column("id", sa.Integer(), nullable=False),
sa.Column("message_id", sa.Integer(), nullable=True),
sa.Column("walk_index", sa.Integer(), nullable=True),
sa.Column("content_disposition",
sa.Enum("inline", "attachment"),
nullable=True),
sa.Column("content_id", sa.String(length=255), nullable=True),
sa.Column("misc_keyval", JSON(), nullable=True),
sa.Column(
"is_inboxapp_attachment",
sa.Boolean(),
server_default=sa.sql.expression.false(),
nullable=True,
),
sa.ForeignKeyConstraint(["id"], ["block.id"], ondelete="CASCADE"),
sa.ForeignKeyConstraint(["message_id"], ["message.id"],
ondelete="CASCADE"),
sa.PrimaryKeyConstraint("id"),
sa.UniqueConstraint("message_id", "walk_index"),
)
print("Reflecting old block table schema")
Base = declarative_base()
Base.metadata.reflect(engine)
class Block_(Base): # old schema, reflected from database table
__table__ = Base.metadata.tables["block"]
print("Adding namespace_id column to blocks ", end=" ")
op.add_column(u"block",
sa.Column("namespace_id", sa.Integer(), nullable=False))
print("Migrating from blocks to parts")
new_parts = []
with session_scope() as db_session:
for block in db_session.query(Block_).yield_per(chunk_size):
# Move relevant fields
p = Part()
p.size = block.size
p.data_sha256 = block.data_sha256
p.message_id = block.message_id
p.walk_index = block.walk_index
p.content_disposition = block.content_disposition
p.content_id = block.content_id
p.misc_keyval = block.misc_keyval
p.is_inboxapp_attachment
old_namespace = (db_session.query(Namespace).join(
Message.thread,
Thread.namespace).filter(Message.id == block.message_id).one())
p.namespace_id = old_namespace.id
# Commit after column modifications
new_parts.append(p)
print("Deleting old blocks (now parts)... ", end=" ")
db_session.query(Block_).delete()
db_session.commit()
print("Done!")
print("Removing `message_id` constraint from block")
op.drop_constraint("block_ibfk_1", "block", type_="foreignkey")
print("Creating foreign key for block -> namespace on block")
op.create_foreign_key(
"block_ibfk_1",
"block",
"namespace",
["namespace_id"],
["id"],
ondelete="CASCADE",
)
print("Dropping old block columns which are now in part")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"walk_index")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"content_disposition")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"misc_keyval")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"content_id")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"is_inboxapp_attachment")
op.drop_constraint(u"message_id", "block", type_="unique")
op.drop_column(u"block", u"message_id")
# Note: here we use the regular database session, since the transaction
# log requires the `namespace` property on objects. We've set the
# `namespace_id` foreign key, but need to commit the object before the
# SQLalchemy reference is valid
no_tx_session = Session(autoflush=True, autocommit=False)
no_tx_session.add_all(new_parts)
no_tx_session.commit()
print("Done migration blocks to parts!")
def create_and_save_draft(db_session,
account,
to_addr=None,
subject=None,
body=None,
blocks=None,
cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None,
new_tags=None,
thread=None,
is_reply=False,
parent_draft=None,
syncback=True):
"""
Create a draft object and commit it to the database.
"""
dt = datetime.utcnow()
uid = generate_public_id()
to_addr = to_addr or []
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
blocks = blocks or []
body = body or ''
if subject is None and thread is not None:
# Set subject from thread by default.
subject = thread.subject
subject = subject or ''
# Sets is_draft = True, state = 'draft'
message = Message.create_draft_message()
message.from_addr = [(account.sender_name, account.email_address)]
# TODO(emfree): we should maybe make received_date nullable, so its value
# doesn't change in the case of a drafted-and-later-reconciled message.
message.received_date = dt
if parent_draft is not None:
message.parent_draft_id = parent_draft.id
message.subject = subject
message.sanitized_body = body
message.to_addr = to_addr
message.cc_addr = cc_addr
message.bcc_addr = bcc_addr
# TODO(emfree): this is different from the normal 'size' value of a
# message, which is the size of the entire MIME message.
message.size = len(body)
message.is_read = True
message.is_sent = False
message.is_reply = is_reply
message.inbox_uid = uid
message.public_id = uid
# Set the snippet
message.calculate_html_snippet(body)
# Associate attachments to the draft message
for block in blocks:
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an attachment
# on an existing message, that would dissociate it from the existing
# message.)
part = Part()
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.content_type = block.content_type
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
part.data = block.data
part.filename = block.filename
message.parts.append(part)
db_session.add(part)
# TODO(emfree) Update contact data here.
if is_reply:
message.is_reply = True
# If we're updating a draft, copy the in-reply-to and references
# headers from the parent. Otherwise, construct them from the last
# message currently in the thread.
if parent_draft is not None:
message.in_reply_to = parent_draft.in_reply_to
message.references = parent_draft.references
else:
_set_reply_headers(message, thread)
if thread is None:
# Create a new thread object for the draft.
thread = Thread(subject=message.subject,
recentdate=message.received_date,
namespace=account.namespace,
subjectdate=message.received_date)
db_session.add(thread)
message.thread = thread
# This triggers an autoflush, so we need to execute it after setting
# message.thread
thread.apply_tag(account.namespace.tags['drafts'])
if new_tags:
tags_to_keep = {tag for tag in thread.tags if not tag.user_created}
thread.tags = new_tags | tags_to_keep
if syncback:
schedule_action('save_draft', message, message.namespace.id,
db_session)
db_session.add(message)
db_session.commit()
return message
def create_message_from_json(data, namespace, db_session, is_draft):
""" Construct a Message instance from `data`, a dictionary representing the
POST body of an API request. All new objects are added to the session, but
not committed."""
# Validate the input and get referenced objects (thread, attachments)
# as necessary.
to_addr = get_recipients(data.get('to'), 'to')
cc_addr = get_recipients(data.get('cc'), 'cc')
bcc_addr = get_recipients(data.get('bcc'), 'bcc')
from_addr = get_recipients(data.get('from'), 'from')
reply_to = get_recipients(data.get('reply_to'), 'reply_to')
if from_addr and len(from_addr) > 1:
raise InputError("from_addr field can have at most one item")
if reply_to and len(reply_to) > 1:
raise InputError("reply_to field can have at most one item")
subject = data.get('subject')
if subject is not None and not isinstance(subject, basestring):
raise InputError('"subject" should be a string')
body = data.get('body', '')
if not isinstance(body, basestring):
raise InputError('"body" should be a string')
blocks = get_attachments(data.get('file_ids'), namespace.id, db_session)
reply_to_thread = get_thread(data.get('thread_id'), namespace.id,
db_session)
reply_to_message = get_message(data.get('reply_to_message_id'),
namespace.id, db_session)
if reply_to_message is not None and reply_to_thread is not None:
if reply_to_message not in reply_to_thread.messages:
raise InputError('Message {} is not in thread {}'.format(
reply_to_message.public_id, reply_to_thread.public_id))
with db_session.no_autoflush:
account = namespace.account
dt = datetime.utcnow()
uid = generate_public_id()
to_addr = to_addr or []
cc_addr = cc_addr or []
bcc_addr = bcc_addr or []
blocks = blocks or []
if subject is None:
# If this is a reply with no explicitly specified subject, set the
# subject from the prior message/thread by default.
# TODO(emfree): Do we want to allow changing the subject on a reply
# at all?
if reply_to_message is not None:
subject = reply_to_message.subject
elif reply_to_thread is not None:
subject = reply_to_thread.subject
subject = subject or ''
message = Message()
message.namespace = namespace
message.is_created = True
message.is_draft = is_draft
message.from_addr = from_addr if from_addr else \
[(account.name, account.email_address)]
# TODO(emfree): we should maybe make received_date nullable, so its
# value doesn't change in the case of a drafted-and-later-reconciled
# message.
message.received_date = dt
message.subject = subject
message.body = body
message.to_addr = to_addr
message.cc_addr = cc_addr
message.bcc_addr = bcc_addr
message.reply_to = reply_to
# TODO(emfree): this is different from the normal 'size' value of a
# message, which is the size of the entire MIME message.
message.size = len(body)
message.is_read = True
message.is_sent = False
message.public_id = uid
message.version = 0
message.regenerate_inbox_uid()
# Set the snippet
message.snippet = message.calculate_html_snippet(body)
# Associate attachments to the draft message
for block in blocks:
# Create a new Part object to associate to the message object.
# (You can't just set block.message, because if block is an
# attachment on an existing message, that would dissociate it from
# the existing message.)
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
message.parts.append(part)
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, message, namespace)
if reply_to_message is not None:
message.is_reply = True
_set_reply_headers(message, reply_to_message)
thread = reply_to_message.thread
message.reply_to_message = reply_to_message
elif reply_to_thread is not None:
message.is_reply = True
thread = reply_to_thread
# Construct the in-reply-to and references headers from the last
# message currently in the thread.
previous_messages = [m for m in thread.messages if not m.is_draft]
if previous_messages:
last_message = previous_messages[-1]
message.reply_to_message = last_message
_set_reply_headers(message, last_message)
else:
# If this isn't a reply to anything, create a new thread object for
# the draft. We specialize the thread class so that we can, for
# example, add the g_thrid for Gmail later if we reconcile a synced
# message with this one. This is a huge hack, but works.
message.is_reply = False
thread_cls = account.thread_cls
thread = thread_cls(subject=message.subject,
recentdate=message.received_date,
namespace=namespace,
subjectdate=message.received_date)
message.thread = thread
db_session.add(message)
if is_draft:
schedule_action('save_draft',
message,
namespace.id,
db_session,
version=message.version)
db_session.flush()
return message
def update_draft(db_session,
account,
original_draft,
to_addr=None,
subject=None,
body=None,
blocks=None,
cc_addr=None,
bcc_addr=None,
tags=None):
"""
Update draft.
To maintain our messages are immutable invariant, we create a new draft
message object.
Returns
-------
Message
The new draft message object.
Notes
-----
Messages, including draft messages, are immutable in Inbox.
So to update a draft, we create a new draft message object and
return its public_id (which is different than the original's).
"""
def update(attr, value=None):
if value is not None:
setattr(original_draft, attr, value)
if attr == 'sanitized_body':
# Update size, snippet too
original_draft.size = len(value)
original_draft.snippet = original_draft.calculate_html_snippet(
value)
update('to_addr', to_addr)
update('cc_addr', cc_addr)
update('bcc_addr', bcc_addr)
update('subject', subject if subject else None)
update('sanitized_body', body if body else None)
update('received_date', datetime.utcnow())
# Remove any attachments that aren't specified
new_block_ids = [b.id for b in blocks]
for part in filter(lambda x: x.block_id not in new_block_ids,
original_draft.parts):
original_draft.parts.remove(part)
db_session.delete(part)
# Parts, tags require special handling
for block in blocks:
# Don't re-add attachments that are already attached
if block.id in [p.block_id for p in original_draft.parts]:
continue
part = Part(block=block)
part.namespace_id = account.namespace.id
part.content_disposition = 'attachment'
part.is_inboxapp_attachment = True
original_draft.parts.append(part)
db_session.add(part)
thread = original_draft.thread
if tags:
tags_to_keep = {tag for tag in thread.tags if not tag.user_created}
thread.tags = tags | tags_to_keep
# Remove previous message-contact associations, and create new ones.
original_draft.contacts = []
update_contacts_from_message(db_session, original_draft, account.namespace)
# Delete previous version on remote
schedule_action('delete_draft',
original_draft,
original_draft.namespace.id,
db_session,
inbox_uid=original_draft.inbox_uid,
message_id_header=original_draft.message_id_header)
# Update version + inbox_uid (is_created is already set)
version = generate_public_id()
update('version', version)
update('inbox_uid', version)
# Sync to remote
schedule_action('save_draft', original_draft, original_draft.namespace.id,
db_session)
db_session.commit()
return original_draft