def _create_connection(self, phone_number, reporter=None):
if not hasattr(self, 'backend'):
try:
self.backend = PersistantBackend.objects.get(
slug="MockBackend")
except PersistantBackend.DoesNotExist:
self.backend = PersistantBackend(slug="MockBackend")
self.backend.save()
pconnection = PersistantConnection(backend=self.backend,
reporter=None,
identity=phone_number)
pconnection.save()
return pconnection
def __combined_message_log_row(row):
reporter = None
connection = None
# order of fields output by combined_message_log:
# [0] direction [1] message_id [2] message_date
# [3] message_text [4] reporter_id [5] reporter_first_name
# [6] reporter_last_name [7] backend_id [8] backend_title
# [9] backend_slug [10] connection_id [11] connection_identity
# if this message is linked to a reporter, create a Reporter object
# (so we can call the methods like full_name) without hitting the
# database each time. note that not all fields were fetched, so the
# object won't work fully, but enough to display it
if row[4] is not None:
reporter = Reporter(first_name=row[5], last_name=row[6], pk=row[4])
# likewise for a backend+connection, if this message isn't
# linked to a reporter. combined_message_log can't filter
# by connections (yet), but they must be displayed
if row[7] is not None:
backend = PersistantBackend(title=row[8], slug=row[9], id=row[7])
connection = PersistantConnection(backend=backend,
identity=row[11],
id=row[10])
# If the date object is already a datetime, don't bother
# casting it. Otherwise do.
casted_date = row[2]
if not isinstance(casted_date, datetime):
casted_date = typecast_timestamp(row[2])
return {
"direction": row[0],
"pk": row[1],
"date": casted_date,
"text": row[3],
"reporter": reporter,
"connection": connection
}