def name(self, collctn):
'''Return a page with information on a particular Collection
:arg collctn: Collection shortname
'''
### FIXME: Want to return additional info:
# date it was created (join log table: creation date)
# The initial import doesn't have this information, though.
try:
#pylint:disable-msg=E1101
collection = Collection.by_simple_name(collctn)
except InvalidRequestError:
# Either the name doesn't exist or somehow it references more than
# one value
flash(
_('The collection name you were linked to, %(collctn)s,'
' does not exist. If you received this error from'
' a link on the fedoraproject.org website, please'
' report it.') % {'collctn': collctn})
if request_format() == 'json':
error = dict(exc='InvalidCollection')
else:
error = dict(title=_('%(app)s -- Invalid Collection Name') %
{'app': self.app_title},
tg_template='pkgdb.templates.errors')
return error
# Why do we reformat the data returned from the database?
# 1) We don't need all the information in the collection object
# 2) We need statusname which is not in the specific table.
collection_entry = {
'name': collection.name,
'version': collection.version,
'owner': collection.owner,
'summary': collection.summary,
'description': collection.description,
'statusname': collection.status.locale['C'].statusname
}
# Retrieve the package list for this collection
# pylint:disable-msg=E1101
packages = select((PackageTable, ),
and_(Package.id == PackageListing.packageid,
PackageListing.collectionid == collection.id,
Package.statuscode != STATUS['Removed']),
order_by=(Package.name, )).execute()
# pylint:enable-msg=E1101
return dict(title='%s -- %s %s' %
(self.app_title, collection.name, collection.version),
collection=collection_entry,
packages=packages)
def name(self, collctn):
'''Return a page with information on a particular Collection
:arg collctn: Collection shortname
'''
### FIXME: Want to return additional info:
# date it was created (join log table: creation date)
# The initial import doesn't have this information, though.
try:
#pylint:disable-msg=E1101
collection = Collection.by_simple_name(collctn)
except InvalidRequestError:
# Either the name doesn't exist or somehow it references more than
# one value
flash(_('The collection name you were linked to, %(collctn)s,'
' does not exist. If you received this error from'
' a link on the fedoraproject.org website, please'
' report it.') % {'collctn': collctn})
if request_format() == 'json':
error = dict(exc='InvalidCollection')
else:
error = dict(title=_('%(app)s -- Invalid Collection Name') % {
'app': self.app_title},
tg_template='pkgdb.templates.errors')
return error
# Why do we reformat the data returned from the database?
# 1) We don't need all the information in the collection object
# 2) We need statusname which is not in the specific table.
collection_entry = {'name': collection.name,
'version': collection.version,
'owner': collection.owner,
'summary': collection.summary,
'description': collection.description,
'statusname': collection.status.locale['C'].statusname
}
# Retrieve the package list for this collection
# pylint:disable-msg=E1101
packages = select((PackageTable,), and_(Package.id==PackageListing.packageid,
PackageListing.collectionid==collection.id,
Package.statuscode!=STATUS['Removed']),
order_by=(Package.name,)).execute()
# pylint:enable-msg=E1101
return dict(title='%s -- %s %s' % (self.app_title, collection.name,
collection.version), collection=collection_entry,
packages=packages)
def by_canonical_name(self, collctn):
'''
Retrieve a collection by its canonical_name
'''
collection, version = Collection.by_simple_name(collctn)
return dict(collctn_name=collection, collctn_ver=version)
def by_canonical_name(self, collctn):
'''
Retrieve a collection by its canonical_name
'''
collection, version = Collection.by_simple_name(collctn)
return dict(collctn_name=collection, collctn_ver=version)
