def save_many(
self,
query,
timestamp=None,
comment=None,
data=None,
ip=None,
author=None,
action=None,
):
timestamp = timestamp or datetime.datetime.utcnow()
author = author or self.get_account_manager().get_user()
ip = ip or web.ctx.get('ip', '127.0.0.1')
p = writequery.SaveProcessor(self.store, author)
items = p.process_many(query)
if not items:
return []
changeset = self.store.save_many(
items, timestamp, comment, data, ip, author and author.key, action=action
)
saved_docs = changeset.get('docs')
result = [
{"key": doc["key"], "revision": doc['revision']} for doc in saved_docs
]
event_data = dict(
comment=comment, query=query, result=result, changeset=changeset
)
self._fire_event("save_many", timestamp, ip, author and author.key, event_data)
self._fire_triggers(saved_docs)
return result
def test_process_value(self):
def property(expected_type, unique=True, name='foo'):
return web.storage(expected_type=web.storage(key=expected_type, kind='regular'), unique=unique, name=name)
p = writequery.SaveProcessor(site.store, None)
assert p.process_value(1, property('/type/int')) == 1
assert p.process_value('1', property('/type/int')) == 1
assert p.process_value(['1', '2'], property('/type/int', unique=False)) == [1, 2]
def save(
self,
key,
doc,
timestamp=None,
comment=None,
data=None,
ip=None,
author=None,
action=None,
):
timestamp = timestamp or datetime.datetime.utcnow()
author = author or self.get_account_manager().get_user()
ip = ip or web.ctx.get('ip', '127.0.0.1')
# @@ why to have key argument at all?
doc['key'] = key
p = writequery.SaveProcessor(self.store, author)
doc = p.process(key, doc)
if not doc:
return {}
else:
changeset = self.store.save(
key,
doc,
timestamp,
comment,
data,
ip,
author and author.key,
action=action,
)
saved_docs = changeset.get("docs")
saved_doc = saved_docs[0]
result = {
"key": saved_doc['key'],
"revision": saved_doc['revision']
}
event_data = dict(comment=comment,
key=key,
query=doc,
result=result,
changeset=changeset)
self._fire_event("save", timestamp, ip, author and author.key,
event_data)
self._fire_triggers([saved_doc])
return result