def photo_from_post(request, postcard_id, photo = None):
data = {}
if photo:
data = api_serialize(photo)
data.update(get_json(request.raw_post_data))
data['postcard'] = postcard_id
location = None
if 'location' in data:
location = data['location']
if not photo:
data['author'] = request.user.id
else:
data['author'] = photo.author.id
# Modified and created cannot be set
if 'modified' in data: del data['modified']
if 'created' in data: del data['created']
try:
photo = form_validate(forms.PhotoAPIForm, data, instance = photo)
# If the error is a UUID conflict, return the uri to the client
except exceptions.APIBadRequest, e:
error = simplejson.loads(e.message)
if 'uuid' in error:
# uuid errors almost always indicate that there's a conflict. find it
conflicting = models.Photo.objects.get(uuid = data['uuid'])
if conflicting:
error['uri'] = conflicting.get_api_uri()
raise exceptions.APIConflict(simplejson.dumps(error))
else:
raise e
def cast_from_post(request, cast = None):
data = {}
# this allows PUT operations to only send the data they
# are interested in updating
if cast:
data = api_serialize(cast)
data.update(get_json(request.body))
if not cast:
data['author'] = request.user.id
else:
data['author'] = cast.author.id
# Tags won't validate correctly, so store them to set later
tags = None
if 'tags' in data:
tags = data['tags']
del data['tags']
# Location needs to be set manually
location = None
if 'location' in data:
location = data['location']
# check to make sure its within
boundary = models.Boundary.objects.get_default_boundary()
if boundary and (not Point(location[0], location[1]).within(boundary.bounds)):
raise exceptions.APIBadRequest('{"location":"outside default boundary"}')
del data['location']
# Modified and created cannot be set
if 'modified' in data: del data['modified']
if 'created' in data: del data['created']
# Maps privacy names to values
if 'privacy' in data:
data['privacy'] = models.Cast.get_privacy_value(data['privacy'])
cast = form_validate(forms.CastAPIForm, data, instance = cast)
if not tags == None:
# Clear all tags
if tags == "":
cast.tags.all().delete()
cast.set_tags(tags)
if location:
cast.set_location(location[0], location[1])
cast.save()
return cast
def post_media(request, cast_id):
data = get_json(request.body)
cast = get_object(models.Cast, cast_id)
if not cast.allowed_edit(request.user):
raise exceptions.APIForbidden
if 'content_type' in data:
content_type = data['content_type']
del data['content_type']
else:
raise exceptions.APIBadRequest('missing "content_type"')
data['language'] = translation.get_language()
data['author'] = request.user.id
form_model = None
if content_type == 'videomedia':
form_model = forms.VideoMediaForm
elif content_type == 'imagemedia':
form_model = forms.ImageMediaForm
elif content_type == 'linkedmedia':
form_model = forms.LinkedMediaForm
media = form_validate(form_model, data)
cast.media_set.add(media)
models.UserActivity.objects.create_activity(request.user, media, 'created')
# this is needed as for some odd reason, it doesn't return an object with author, modified, etc.
# TODO investigate why this is needed, perhaps it can be fixed by using media.content
media = get_object(models.Media, media.id)
return APIResponseCreated(content=api_serialize(media, request), location=media.get_api_uri())
def post_media(request, cast_id):
data = get_json(request.body)
cast = get_object(models.Cast, cast_id)
if not cast.allowed_edit(request.user):
raise exceptions.APIForbidden
if 'content_type' in data:
content_type = data['content_type']
del data['content_type']
else:
raise exceptions.APIBadRequest('missing "content_type"')
data['language'] = translation.get_language()
data['author'] = request.user.id
form_model = None
if content_type == 'videomedia':
form_model = forms.VideoMediaForm
elif content_type == 'imagemedia':
form_model = forms.ImageMediaForm
elif content_type == 'linkedmedia':
form_model = forms.LinkedMediaForm
media = form_validate(form_model, data)
cast.media_set.add(media)
models.UserActivity.objects.create_activity(request.user, media, 'created')
# this is needed as for some odd reason, it doesn't return an object with author, modified, etc.
# TODO investigate why this is needed, perhaps it can be fixed by using media.content
media = get_object(models.Media, media.id)
return APIResponseCreated(content=api_serialize(media, request), location=media.get_api_uri())
def cast_from_post(request, cast = None):
data = {}
# this allows PUT operations to only send the data they
# are interested in updating
if cast:
data = api_serialize(cast)
data.update(get_json(request.body))
if not cast:
data['author'] = request.user.id
else:
data['author'] = cast.author.id
# Tags won't validate correctly, so store them to set later
tags = None
if 'tags' in data:
tags = data['tags']
del data['tags']
# Location needs to be set manually
location = None
if 'location' in data:
location = data['location']
# check to make sure its within
boundary = models.Boundary.objects.get_default_boundary()
if boundary and (not Point(location[0], location[1]).within(boundary.bounds)):
raise exceptions.APIBadRequest('{"location":"outside default boundary"}')
del data['location']
# Modified and created cannot be set
if 'modified' in data: del data['modified']
if 'created' in data: del data['created']
if 'favorite' in data:
if data['favorite'] == True:
cast.favorite(request.user);
else:
cast.unfavorite(request.user);
del data['favorite']
# Maps privacy names to values
if 'privacy' in data:
data['privacy'] = models.Cast.get_privacy_value(data['privacy'])
cast = form_validate(forms.CastAPIForm, data, instance = cast)
if not tags == None:
# Clear all tags
if tags == "":
cast.tags.all().delete()
cast.set_tags(tags)
if location:
cast.set_location(location[0], location[1])
cast.save()
return cast
