def showreport(self, **kw):
fields = kw['hardware']
items = Computer.select ()
# force conversion to str, since there is a check with isinstance,
# and we don't want to have field names be something other than
# ASCII anyway
fields = [(field.title(), str(field.strip())) for field in fields]
grid = DataGrid (fields = fields)
return dict(grid = grid, items = items)
def display(self, category, **kw):
report_tables = []
# get selected networks
networks = kw.get('Networks', None)
os_ids = kw.get('Operating Systems', None)
# if none was selected, get all; there's probably a better way of handling
# this, by conditionally adding where clauses to the reports selects
if not networks:
action = self._get_action_from_category(category)
networks = [x[0] for x in self._get_network_items(action)]
if not os_ids:
os_ids = [x[0] for x in self._get_os_items()]
# this may be needed
# fields = self._get_mandatory_fields () + list(kw['Report Items'])
fields = self._get_mandatory_fields () + kw['Report Items']
if category == 'hardware':
items = Computer.select (apply(Computer.c.netaddr.in_, networks))
items = [item for item in items if str(item.os_id) in os_ids]
count = 1
for item in items:
item.index = count
item.os_name = item.opsys.name
count += 1
del count
# force conversion to str, since there is a check with isinstance,
# and we don't want to have field names be something other than
# ASCII anyway
fields = [(field.title(), str(field.strip())) for field in fields]
grid = DataGrid (fields = fields)
report_tables.append ((grid, items))
if kw.has_key ('Statistics Items'):
report_tables += self._get_statistics_tables (kw['Statistics Items'],
networks, os_ids)
return dict(report_tables = report_tables)
