def clean_custom_ruleset(self):
# Empty rulesets are okay if we aren't using them. We never
# allow a ruleset to be stored if it isn't well-formed and
# valid.
allow_empty = int(self.data['filter_mode']) != models.FILTER.CUSTOM
# Use LibCIA to validate the ruleset. It would be nice to
# hilight errors, or even interactively validate rulesets on
# the client side.. but this is sufficient for now.
return models.validate_ruleset(self.cleaned_data['custom_ruleset'], allow_empty)
def clean_custom_ruleset(self):
# Empty rulesets are okay if we aren't using them. We never
# allow a ruleset to be stored if it isn't well-formed and
# valid.
allow_empty = int(self.data['filter_mode']) != models.FILTER.CUSTOM
# Use LibCIA to validate the ruleset. It would be nice to
# hilight errors, or even interactively validate rulesets on
# the client side.. but this is sufficient for now.
return models.validate_ruleset(self.cleaned_data['custom_ruleset'], allow_empty)
def ruleset(request):
from cia.apps.accounts.models import validate_ruleset
validate_ruleset(request.POST.get('content'))
def ruleset(request):
from cia.apps.accounts.models import validate_ruleset
validate_ruleset(request.POST.get('content'))