def delegate(Webapp2Instance,
DictionaryName,
MethodName,
API_HANDLERS_MAP,
additionalPayload={}):
### Load the dictionary and the method in that dictionary from the Permissions Map ###
Webapp2Instance.response.headers['Content-Type'] = "application/javascript"
# if either does not exist throw an error
dictionary = getattr(API_HANDLERS_MAP, DictionaryName, None)
if dictionary != None:
method = getattr(dictionary, MethodName, None)
if callable(method):
import types
func = types.MethodType(
method, dictionary(), dictionary
) # bind 'method' to it's parent class, 'dictionary'. This is so it isn't an unbound function: this would throw errors
# used so that if the request isn't a post, then the 'get' dictionary is required and so that the request body isn't parsed
if Webapp2Instance.request.method == 'POST':
if DictionaryName == 'get': # 'get' dictionary is exclusively used for GET requests
result = response.throw(103)
else:
from json import loads as ParseJSON
payload = ParseJSON(Webapp2Instance.request.body)
payload['__Webapp2Instance__'] = Webapp2Instance
result = func(payload)
if result == False:
return
result = response.reply() if result == None else result
else:
if DictionaryName == 'get':
# if there is a callback function specified, use it
result = func(Webapp2Instance)
if result == False:
return
result = response.reply() if result == None else result
result = dict(result.items() + additionalPayload.items())
if Webapp2Instance.request.get(
'callback'
) != None and Webapp2Instance.request.get(
'callback') != '':
data = '%s(%s);' % (Webapp2Instance.request.get(
'callback'), response.compile(result))
else:
data = response.compile(result)
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(data)
return
result = response.throw(102)
else:
result = response.throw(100, (DictionaryName, MethodName))
else:
result = response.throw(101, DictionaryName)
result = dict(additionalPayload.items() + result.items())
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(response.compile(result))
def delegate(Webapp2Instance, DictionaryName, MethodName, API_HANDLERS_MAP):
# set the response as a JSON <or javascript>
Webapp2Instance.response.headers['Content-Type'] = "application/json"
### Load the dictionary and the method in that dictionary from the Permissions Map ###
# if either does not exist throw an error
dictionary = getattr(API_HANDLERS_MAP, DictionaryName, None)
if dictionary != None:
method = getattr(dictionary, MethodName, None)
if callable(method):
import types
func = types.MethodType(
method, dictionary(), dictionary
) # bind 'method' to it's parent class, 'dictionary'. This is so it isn't an unbound function: this would throw errors
# used so that if the request isn't a post, then the 'get' dictionary is required and so that the request body isn't parsed
if Webapp2Instance.request.method == 'POST':
if DictionaryName == 'get': # 'get' dictionary is exclusively used for GET requests
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(
response.throw(17, compiled=True))
return
from json import loads as ParseJSON
payload = ParseJSON(Webapp2Instance.request.body)
payload['__Webapp2Instance__'] = Webapp2Instance
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(
response.compile(func(payload)))
return
if DictionaryName == 'get':
# if there is a callback function specified, use it
if Webapp2Instance.request.get(
'callback') != None and Webapp2Instance.request.get(
'callback') != '':
data = '%s(%s);' % (Webapp2Instance.request.get(
'callback'), response.compile(func()))
else:
data = response.compile(func())
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(data)
return
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(
response.throw(16, compiled=True))
return
else:
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(
response.throw(14, (DictionaryName, MethodName),
compiled=True))
return
else:
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(
response.throw(15, DictionaryName, compiled=True))
return
def delegate(Webapp2Instance, DictionaryName, MethodName, API_HANDLERS_MAP, additionalPayload={}):
### Load the dictionary and the method in that dictionary from the Permissions Map ###
Webapp2Instance.response.headers['Content-Type'] = "application/javascript"
# if either does not exist throw an error
dictionary = getattr(API_HANDLERS_MAP, DictionaryName, None)
if dictionary != None:
method = getattr(dictionary, MethodName, None)
if callable(method):
import types
func = types.MethodType(method, dictionary(), dictionary)# bind 'method' to it's parent class, 'dictionary'. This is so it isn't an unbound function: this would throw errors
# used so that if the request isn't a post, then the 'get' dictionary is required and so that the request body isn't parsed
if Webapp2Instance.request.method == 'POST':
if DictionaryName == 'get':# 'get' dictionary is exclusively used for GET requests
result = response.throw(103)
else:
from json import loads as ParseJSON
payload = ParseJSON(Webapp2Instance.request.body)
payload['__Webapp2Instance__'] = Webapp2Instance
result = func(payload)
if result == False:
return
result = response.reply() if result == None else result
else:
if DictionaryName == 'get':
# if there is a callback function specified, use it
result = func(Webapp2Instance)
if result == False:
return
result = response.reply() if result == None else result
result = dict(result.items() + additionalPayload.items())
if Webapp2Instance.request.get('callback') != None and Webapp2Instance.request.get('callback') != '':
data = '%s(%s);' % (Webapp2Instance.request.get('callback'), response.compile(result))
else:
data = response.compile(result)
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(data)
return
result = response.throw(102)
else:
result = response.throw(100, (DictionaryName, MethodName))
else:
result = response.throw(101, DictionaryName)
result = dict(additionalPayload.items() + result.items())
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(response.compile(result))
def delegate(Webapp2Instance, DictionaryName, MethodName, API_HANDLERS_MAP):
# set the response as a JSON <or javascript>
Webapp2Instance.response.headers['Content-Type'] = "application/json"
### Load the dictionary and the method in that dictionary from the Permissions Map ###
# if either does not exist throw an error
dictionary = getattr(API_HANDLERS_MAP, DictionaryName, None)
if dictionary != None:
method = getattr(dictionary, MethodName, None)
if callable(method):
import types
func = types.MethodType(method, dictionary(), dictionary)# bind 'method' to it's parent class, 'dictionary'. This is so it isn't an unbound function: this would throw errors
# used so that if the request isn't a post, then the 'get' dictionary is required and so that the request body isn't parsed
if Webapp2Instance.request.method == 'POST':
if DictionaryName == 'get':# 'get' dictionary is exclusively used for GET requests
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(response.throw(17, compiled=True))
return
from json import loads as ParseJSON
payload = ParseJSON(Webapp2Instance.request.body)
payload['__Webapp2Instance__'] = Webapp2Instance
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(response.compile(func(payload)))
return
if DictionaryName == 'get':
# if there is a callback function specified, use it
if Webapp2Instance.request.get('callback') != None and Webapp2Instance.request.get('callback') != '':
data = '%s(%s);' % (Webapp2Instance.request.get('callback'), response.compile(func()))
else:
data = response.compile(func())
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(data)
return
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(response.throw(16, compiled=True))
return
else:
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(response.throw(14, (DictionaryName, MethodName), compiled=True))
return
else:
Webapp2Instance.response.out.write(response.throw(15, DictionaryName, compiled=True))
return
def send(target, source, method, data={}):
channel.send_message(target, response.compile({
'method': method,
'source': source,
'data': data
}))
