def _update_field_properties(self, doclist):
"""
Updates properties like description, depends on from the database based on the timestamp
of the .txt file. Adds a column _last_updated if not exists in the database and uses
it to update the file..
This feature is built because description is changed / updated quite often and is tedious to
write a patch every time. Can be extended to cover more updates
"""
update_fields = ('description', 'depends_on')
from webnotes.modules import get_file_timestamp, get_item_file
doc = doclist[0] # main doc
file_name = get_item_file(doc.module, 'DocType', doc.name)
time_stamp = get_file_timestamp(file_name)
last_update = self._get_last_update(doc.name)
# this is confusing because we are updating the fields of fields
if last_update != time_stamp:
# there are updates!
fields = self._get_fields(file_name)
if fields:
for d in doclist:
# for each field in teh outgoing doclist
if d.doctype=='DocField':
key = d.fieldname or d.label
# if it has a fieldname or label
if key and key in fields:
# update the values
for field_to_update in update_fields:
if field_to_update in fields[key] and fields[key][field_to_update] != d.fields[field_to_update]:
new_value = fields[key][field_to_update]
# in doclist
d.fields[field_to_update] = new_value
# in database
webnotes.conn.sql("update tabDocField set `%s` = %s where parent=%s and `%s`=%s" % \
(field_to_update, '%s', '%s', (d.fieldname and 'fieldname' or 'label'), '%s'), \
(new_value, doc.name, key))
webnotes.conn.sql("update tabDocType set _last_update=%s where name=%s", (time_stamp, doc.name))
def get_js_code(fn, extn='js'): import webnotes from webnotes.modules import scrub, get_file_timestamp src_file_name = fn + '.' + extn comp_file_name = fn + '.comp.' + extn src_timestamp = get_file_timestamp(src_file_name) # if no source, return if not src_timestamp: return '' # if timestamps are not same, compress if src_timestamp != get_file_timestamp(comp_file_name): compress(src_file_name, comp_file_name) # get the code file = open(comp_file_name, 'r') code = file.read() file.close() # return return code
def get_timestamp_dict(jsdir,filelist):
tsdict={}
import os
import webnotes.modules as webmod
oldcwd = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(jsdir)
for filename in generateTimestamp.list_js_files('.'):
ts = webmod.get_file_timestamp(filename)
filename = filename.lstrip('./')
filename = filename.rstrip('.js')
filename = filename.replace('/','.')
if generateTimestamp.is_package(filename):
# Whoa its a package
# Remove _packagename from the end if file is a package
filename = generateTimestamp.convert_to_packagename(filename)
tsdict[filename] = ts
os.chdir(oldcwd)
return tsdict
