def update(self, value, account=None, emit=True):
if self.scope == 'account':
if account is None:
raise ValueError('Account option requires the "account" parameter')
if not self._validate_account(account):
raise ValueError('Invalid value for "account" parameter: %r' % account)
if self.scope == 'server' and account is not None:
raise ValueError("Server option can't be called with the \"account\" parameter")
# Get/Create `SchedulerTask`
task, _ = SchedulerTask.get_or_create(
key=self.key
)
# Get/Create `SchedulerJob`
job, _ = SchedulerJob.get_or_create(
account=account or 0,
task=self.key
)
# Update job
self.update_trigger(job, value)
# Emit database change to handler (if enabled)
if emit:
self._preferences.on_database_changed(self.key, value, account=account)
def get(self, account=None):
# Verify get() call is valid
if self.scope == 'account':
if account is None:
raise ValueError('Account option requires the "account" parameter')
if not self._validate_account(account):
raise ValueError('Invalid value for "account" parameter: %r' % account)
if self.scope == 'server' and account is not None:
raise ValueError("Server option can't be called with the \"account\" parameter")
# Get/Create `SchedulerTask`
task, _ = SchedulerTask.get_or_create(
key=self.key
)
# Get/Create `SchedulerJob`
job, _ = SchedulerJob.get_or_create(
account=account or 0,
task=self.key,
defaults={
'trigger': self.default
}
)
if job.trigger and job.due_at is None:
job.due_at = self.get_next(job)
job.save()
return self._clone(task, job)