def create_person(sender, instance, created, **kwargs):
"""
This signal is meant to create a person object
when a new django user is created
"""
if created:
default_person = {
"id": instance.id,
"username": instance.username,
"first_name": instance.first_name,
"last_name": instance.last_name,
"email": {
"value": instance.email
}
}
json_obj = JSON(collection='opensocial_people.person',
json_string=json.dumps(default_person))
json_obj.save()
time_obj = TimeD()
time_obj.save()
Person(user=instance,
json_data=json_obj,
time=time_obj).save()
#create relationship for oneself
Relationship(initial_user=instance,
group='@self',
target_user=instance).save()
def create(self, properties, *args, **kwargs):
"""
This function saves properties of the feature,
"""
js = JSON(json_string = json.dumps(properties),
collection = 'properties')
js.save()
self.json_data = js
timed = TimeD()
timed.save()
self.time = timed
super(Property, self).save(*args, **kwargs)
# kind of a cache for json
self.json_str = json.dumps(self.to_json())
super(Property, self).save(*args, **kwargs)
def update(self, json_string):
"""
Updates this persons information.
If the new information is the same as the saved one
then nothing is done, otherwise the old person is
expired and a new person is created.
"""
json_dict = self.json()
old_dict = deepcopy(json_dict)
# this one throws an error if not valid json -->
# you get a 500
json_dict.update(json.loads(json_string))
if old_dict != json_dict:
#set old feature as expired
self.time.expire()
self.save()
#check the values that should be updated in the user model
if json_dict.has_key('first_name'):
self.user.first_name = json_dict['first_name']
if json_dict.has_key('last_name'):
self.user.last_name = json_dict['last_name']
#email handling
person_email = json_dict.get('email', {})
try:
temp_person_email = person_email.get('value', '')
person_email = temp_person_email
except AttributeError:
pass
if person_email == {}:
self.user.email = ''
else:
self.user.email = person_email
self.json_data.remove_values(['first_name',
'last_name',
'email'])
#save the user
self.user.save()
#save the new property
new_json = JSON(collection='opensocial_people.person',
json_string=json.dumps(json_dict))
new_json.save()
new_time = TimeD()
new_time.save()
new_person = Person(user = self.user,
json_data = new_json,
time = new_time)
new_person.save()
return new_person
else:
return self
