def get_customers(book):
customers = []
query = Query()
query.set_book(book)
query.search_for("gncCustomer")
for result in query.run():
customers.append(Customer(instance=result))
query.destroy()
return customers
def iscustomer(company):
book = GncFile.book
query = Query()
query.search_for('gncCustomer')
query.set_book(book)
for result in query.run():
customer = Customer(instance=result)
if customer.GetName() == company:
query.destroy()
return customer
query.destroy()
return None
def isvendor(company):
book = GncFile.book
query = Query()
query.search_for('gncVendor')
query.set_book(book)
for result in query.run():
vendor = Vendor(instance=result)
if vendor.GetName() == company:
query.destroy()
return vendor
query.destroy()
return None
def get_invoices(book, customer=None, days=None):
invoices = []
query = Query()
query.set_book(book)
query.search_for("gncInvoice")
if customer:
query.add_guid_match(["owner", "guid"], customer.GetGUID(),
QOF_QUERY_AND)
if days:
date_posted = date.today() - timedelta(days=days)
pred_data = QueryDatePredicate(QOF_COMPARE_GTE, 2, date_posted)
query.add_term(["date_posted"], pred_data, QOF_QUERY_AND)
for result in query.run():
invoices.append(Invoice(instance=result))
return invoices
def GetBudgets (self):
# use Query to find budgets
qry = Query()
qry.set_book(self)
# this query finds all budgets defined
# question is how to use Query to find budget with a name??
# for the moment lets just search the list - in general its a small list
qry.search_for(Book.GNC_ID_BUDGET)
bdgtlst = qry.Run(GncBudget)
return bdgtlst
def GetCustomerByEmail(self, email):
q = Query()
q.search_for('gncCustomer')
q.set_book(self._book)
c = None
for result in q.run():
tmp = Customer(instance=result)
if tmp.GetAddr().GetEmail().lower() == email.lower():
c = tmp
break
q.destroy()
return c
def GetCustomerByName(self, name):
q = Query()
q.search_for('gncCustomer')
q.set_book(self._book)
c = None
for result in q.run():
tmp = Customer(instance=result)
if tmp.GetName().lower() in name.lower():
c = tmp
break
q.destroy()
return c
def GetCustomerByEmail(self, email):
q = Query()
q.search_for("gncCustomer")
q.set_book(self._book)
c = None
for result in q.run():
tmp = Customer(instance=result)
if tmp.GetAddr().GetEmail().lower() == email.lower():
c = tmp
break
q.destroy()
return c
def query_transactions(book, terms=[]):
query = Query()
query.search_for('Trans')
query.set_book(book)
if terms:
for term in terms:
query.add_term(*term)
transactions = []
for transaction in query.run():
transaction = Transaction(
instance=transaction) # ToDo: query.run() should return objects
transactions.append(transaction)
query.destroy()
return transactions
def query_splits(book, terms=[]):
query = Query()
query.search_for('Split')
query.set_book(book)
if terms:
for term in terms:
query.add_term(*term)
splits = []
for split in query.run():
split = Split(
instance=split) # ToDo: query.run() should return objects
splits.append(split)
query.destroy()
return splits
def BudgetLookup (self, budget_name):
# use Query to find budgets
qry = Query()
qry.set_book(self)
# this query finds all budgets defined
# question is how to use Query to find budget with a name??
# for the moment lets just search the list - in general its a small list
qry.search_for(Book.GNC_ID_BUDGET)
bdgtlst = qry.Run(GncBudget)
# note this only finds first one if name is the same
for bdgt in bdgtlst:
if bdgt.name == budget_name:
return bdgt
raise KeyError("Unable to find budget %s"%budget_name)
def get_vendors(self):
q = Query()
q.set_book(self.accounting.book)
q.search_for(GNC_ID_VENDOR)
items = [ Contact(Vendor(instance=item)) for item in q.run() ]
return items
def get_customers(self):
q = Query()
q.set_book(self.accounting.book)
q.search_for(GNC_ID_CUSTOMER)
items = [ Contact(Customer(instance=item)) for item in q.run() ]
return items