def create(self, user, values):
# Delete the gid which sets the default group when creating a
# new user. The default group when creating a new user is always
# the usergroup which gets automatically created on user
# creation. So this value can (and must) be ignored.
# Not removing the "gid" will otherwise cause an
# IntegrityError while flushing the new user to the DB as the
# usergroup with the given id is not persistent in the DB.
if "gid" in values:
del values["gid"]
# Delete the sid which sets the default settings for the same
# reasons than deleting the "gid" attribute.
if "sid" in values:
del values["sid"]
new_user = BaseFactory.create(self, user, values)
# Now create a a new Profile
profile_property = get_prop_from_instance(new_user,
"profile",
include_relations=True)
profile_class = profile_property.mapper.class_
profile_factory = BaseFactory(profile_class)
profile = profile_factory.create(user, {})
new_user.profile.append(profile)
# Create settings
settings_factory = BaseFactory(UserSetting)
settings = settings_factory.create(user, {})
new_user.settings = settings
# A usergroup
usergroup_property = get_prop_from_instance(new_user,
"usergroup",
include_relations=True)
usergroup_class = usergroup_property.mapper.class_
usergroup_factory = BaseFactory(usergroup_class)
usergroup = usergroup_factory.create(None, {})
usergroup.name = new_user.login
usergroup.members.append(new_user)
# If no default group is set, then set the users group as
# default group
new_user.usergroup = values.get("usergroup") or usergroup
return new_user
def create(self, user=None, values=None):
# Hack! We have a not null constraint on the datafild. But the
# value will be actually set in a savedata callback.
if values is None:
values = {}
if "data" not in values:
values["data"] = 'EMPTY'
new_item = BaseFactory.create(self, user, values)
return new_item
def create(self, user, values):
# Delete the gid which sets the default group when creating a
# new user. The default group when creating a new user is always
# the usergroup which gets automatically created on user
# creation. So this value can (and must) be ignored.
# Not removing the "gid" will otherwise cause an
# IntegrityError while flushing the new user to the DB as the
# usergroup with the given id is not persistent in the DB.
if "gid" in values:
del values["gid"]
# Delete the sid which sets the default settings for the same
# reasons than deleting the "gid" attribute.
if "sid" in values:
del values["sid"]
new_user = BaseFactory.create(self, user, values)
# Now create a a new Profile
profile_property = get_prop_from_instance(new_user, "profile",
include_relations=True)
profile_class = profile_property.mapper.class_
profile_factory = BaseFactory(profile_class)
profile = profile_factory.create(user, {})
new_user.profile.append(profile)
# Create settings
settings_factory = BaseFactory(UserSetting)
settings = settings_factory.create(user, {})
new_user.settings = settings
# A usergroup
usergroup_property = get_prop_from_instance(new_user, "usergroup",
include_relations=True)
usergroup_class = usergroup_property.mapper.class_
usergroup_factory = BaseFactory(usergroup_class)
usergroup = usergroup_factory.create(None, {})
usergroup.name = new_user.login
usergroup.members.append(new_user)
# If no default group is set, then set the users group as
# default group
new_user.usergroup = values.get("usergroup") or usergroup
return new_user
def create(self, user, values):
new_item = BaseFactory.create(self, user, values)
return new_item
def create(self, user, values):
new_item = BaseFactory.create(self, user, values)
return new_item
def create(self, user=None):
new_item = BaseFactory.create(self, user)
return new_item
def create(self, user=None, request=None):
new_item = BaseFactory.create(self, user, request)
return new_item
