def build_case_tile_detail(self, module, detail, detail_type):
"""
Return a Detail node from an apps.app_manager.models.Detail that is
configured to use case tiles.
This method does so by injecting the appropriate strings into a template
string.
"""
from corehq.apps.app_manager.detail_screen import get_column_xpath_generator
template_args = {
"detail_id": id_strings.detail(module, detail_type),
"title_text_id": id_strings.detail_title_locale(
module, detail_type
)
}
# Get field/case property mappings
cols_by_tile = {col.case_tile_field: col for col in detail.columns}
for template_field in ["header", "top_left", "sex", "bottom_left", "date"]:
column = cols_by_tile.get(template_field, None)
if column is None:
raise SuiteError(
'No column was mapped to the "{}" case tile field'.format(
template_field
)
)
template_args[template_field] = {
"prop_name": get_column_xpath_generator(
self.app, module, detail, column
).xpath,
"locale_id": id_strings.detail_column_header_locale(
module, detail_type, column,
),
# Just using default language for now
# The right thing to do would be to reference the app_strings.txt I think
"prefix": escape(
column.header.get(self.app.default_language, "")
)
}
if column.format == "enum":
template_args[template_field]["enum_keys"] = {}
for mapping in column.enum:
template_args[template_field]["enum_keys"][mapping.key] = \
id_strings.detail_column_enum_variable(
module, detail_type, column, mapping.key_as_variable
)
# Populate the template
detail_as_string = self._case_tile_template_string.format(**template_args)
return load_xmlobject_from_string(detail_as_string, xmlclass=Detail)
def _get_column_context(self, column):
from corehq.apps.app_manager.detail_screen import get_column_xpath_generator
context = {
"prop_name": get_column_xpath_generator(
self.app, self.module, self.detail, column
).xpath,
"locale_id": id_strings.detail_column_header_locale(
self.module, self.detail_type, column,
),
# Just using default language for now
# The right thing to do would be to reference the app_strings.txt I think
"prefix": escape(
column.header.get(self.app.default_language, "")
)
}
if column.format == "enum":
context["enum_keys"] = self._get_enum_keys(column)
return context
def combine_and_interpolate_V2_filters(cls, columns, app, module, detail):
"""
Return a single filter xpath generated by ANDing together the given
componenets. Also replaces "."s with the corresponding xpath.
The interpolation here is specific to v2 apps! use
combine_and_interpolate_V1_filters for V1 apps.
:param column_filters: A list of columns
:param app:
:param module:
:param detail:
:return:
"""
interpolated_filters = []
for column in columns:
if column.format == "filter":
# filters might have a "." in them like: . = "VT"
# We need to replace these dots with the names of the
# properties that they refer to.
#
# So, if we had a case property called "state", the filter
# xpath would be converted to: state = "VT"
# The string that will replace "."s
replacer_xpath = get_column_xpath_generator(
app, module, detail, column
).xpath
# The filter with "."s replaced
interpolated_xpath = dot_interpolate(
column.filter_xpath, replacer_xpath
)
interpolated_filters.append(interpolated_xpath)
combined_filter = ' and '.join(
'(%s)' % f for f in interpolated_filters
)
return combined_filter
def combine_and_interpolate_V2_filters(cls, columns, app, module, detail):
"""
Return a single filter xpath generated by ANDing together the given
componenets. Also replaces "."s with the corresponding xpath.
The interpolation here is specific to v2 apps! use
combine_and_interpolate_V1_filters for V1 apps.
:param column_filters: A list of columns
:param app:
:param module:
:param detail:
:return:
"""
interpolated_filters = []
for column in columns:
if column.format == "filter":
# filters might have a "." in them like: . = "VT"
# We need to replace these dots with the names of the
# properties that they refer to.
#
# So, if we had a case property called "state", the filter
# xpath would be converted to: state = "VT"
# The string that will replace "."s
replacer_xpath = get_column_xpath_generator(
app, module, detail, column).xpath
# The filter with "."s replaced
interpolated_xpath = dot_interpolate(column.filter_xpath,
replacer_xpath)
interpolated_filters.append(interpolated_xpath)
combined_filter = ' and '.join('(%s)' % f
for f in interpolated_filters)
return combined_filter
