def copy_view_into_dashlet(
dashlet: DashletConfig,
nr: DashletId,
view_name: str,
add_context: Optional[VisualContext] = None,
load_from_all_views: bool = False,
) -> None:
permitted_views = get_permitted_views()
# it is random which user is first accessing
# an apache python process, initializing the dashboard loading and conversion of
# old dashboards. In case of the conversion we really try hard to make the conversion
# work in all cases. So we need all views instead of the views of the user.
if load_from_all_views and view_name not in permitted_views:
# This is not really 100% correct according to the logic of visuals.available(),
# but we do this for the rare edge case during legacy dashboard conversion, so
# this should be sufficient
view = None
for (_unused, n), this_view in get_all_views().items():
# take the first view with a matching name
if view_name == n:
view = this_view
break
if not view:
raise MKGeneralException(
_("Failed to convert a builtin dashboard which is referencing "
'the view "%s". You will have to migrate it to the new '
"dashboard format on your own to work properly.") %
view_name)
else:
view = permitted_views[view_name]
view = copy.deepcopy(view) # Clone the view
dashlet.update(view)
if add_context:
dashlet["context"].update(add_context)
# Overwrite the views default title with the context specific title
dashlet["title"] = visuals.visual_title("view", view, dashlet["context"])
# TODO: Shouldn't we use the self._dashlet_context_vars() here?
name_part: HTTPVariables = [("view_name", view_name)]
singlecontext_vars = cast(
HTTPVariables,
list(
visuals.get_singlecontext_vars(
view["context"],
view["single_infos"],
).items()),
)
dashlet["title_url"] = makeuri_contextless(
request,
name_part + singlecontext_vars,
filename="view.py",
)
dashlet["type"] = "view"
dashlet["name"] = "dashlet_%d" % nr
dashlet["show_title"] = True
dashlet["mustsearch"] = False
def copy_view_into_dashlet(dashlet,
nr,
view_name,
add_context=None,
load_from_all_views=False):
# type: (DashletConfig, DashletId, str, VisualContext, bool) -> None
permitted_views = get_permitted_views()
# it is random which user is first accessing
# an apache python process, initializing the dashboard loading and conversion of
# old dashboards. In case of the conversion we really try hard to make the conversion
# work in all cases. So we need all views instead of the views of the user.
if load_from_all_views and view_name not in permitted_views:
# This is not really 100% correct according to the logic of visuals.available(),
# but we do this for the rare edge case during legacy dashboard conversion, so
# this should be sufficient
view = None
for (_u, n), this_view in get_all_views().items():
# take the first view with a matching name
if view_name == n:
view = this_view
break
if not view:
raise MKGeneralException(
_("Failed to convert a builtin dashboard which is referencing "
"the view \"%s\". You will have to migrate it to the new "
"dashboard format on your own to work properly.") %
view_name)
else:
view = permitted_views[view_name]
view = copy.deepcopy(view) # Clone the view
dashlet.update(view)
if add_context:
dashlet['context'].update(add_context)
# Overwrite the views default title with the context specific title
dashlet['title'] = visuals.visual_title('view', view)
# TODO: Shouldn't we use the self._dashlet_context_vars() here?
name_part = [('view_name', view_name)] # type: HTTPVariables
singlecontext_vars = cast(
HTTPVariables,
visuals.get_singlecontext_vars(
view["context"],
view["single_infos"],
).items())
dashlet['title_url'] = html.makeuri_contextless(name_part +
singlecontext_vars,
filename='view.py')
dashlet['type'] = 'view'
dashlet['name'] = 'dashlet_%d' % nr
dashlet['show_title'] = True
dashlet['mustsearch'] = False
def make_topic_menu(
visuals: List[Tuple[str, Tuple[str, Visual]]]) -> List[TopicMenuTopic]:
pagetypes.PagetypeTopics.load()
topics = pagetypes.PagetypeTopics.get_permitted_instances()
by_topic: Dict[pagetypes.PagetypeTopics, TopicMenuTopic] = {}
for visual_type_name, (name, visual) in visuals:
if visual["hidden"] or visual.get("mobile"):
continue # Skip views not inteded to be shown in the menus
topic_id = visual["topic"]
try:
topic = topics[topic_id]
except KeyError:
topic = topics["other"]
url = _visual_url(visual_type_name, name)
topic = by_topic.setdefault(
topic,
TopicMenuTopic(
name=topic.name(),
title=topic.title(),
max_entries=topic.max_entries(),
items=[],
icon=topic.icon_name(),
hide=topic.hide(),
),
)
topic.items.append(
TopicMenuItem(
name=name,
title=visual_title(visual_type_name,
visual,
visual["context"],
skip_title_context=True),
url=url,
sort_index=visual["sort_index"],
is_show_more=visual["is_show_more"],
icon=visual["icon"],
))
# Sort the items of all topics
for topic in by_topic.values():
topic.items.sort(key=lambda i: (i.sort_index, i.title))
# Return the sorted topics
return [
v for k, v in sorted(by_topic.items(),
key=lambda e: (e[0].sort_index(), e[0].title()))
if not v.hide
]
def default_display_title(self) -> str:
# TODO: Visual and ViewSpec are both Dict[str, Any]. How are these related?
return visuals.visual_title("view", self._get_view_spec(),
self.context)
def display_title(self):
return visuals.visual_title("view", self._get_view_spec())
def display_title(self):
title = visuals.visual_title("view", self._get_view_spec())
return self._dashlet_spec.get("title", title)
def display_title(self):
# TODO: Visual and ViewSpec are both Dict[str, Any]. How are these related?
title = visuals.visual_title("view", self._get_view_spec())
return self._dashlet_spec.get("title", title)
