def fixture_add_activity(obj,
verb="post",
target=None,
generator=None,
actor=None):
if generator is None:
generator = Generator(name="GNU MediaGoblin", object_type="service")
generator.save()
if actor is None:
actor = fixture_add_user()
activity = Activity(
verb=verb,
actor=actor.id,
generator=generator.id,
)
activity.set_object(obj)
if target is not None:
activity.set_target(target)
activity.save()
return activity
def create_activity(verb, obj, actor, target=None, generator=None):
"""
This will create an Activity object which for the obj if possible
and save it. The verb should be one of the following:
add, author, create, delete, dislike, favorite, follow
like, post, share, unfollow, unfavorite, unlike, unshare,
update, tag.
If none of those fit you might not want/need to create an activity for
the object. The list is in mediagoblin.db.models.Activity.VALID_VERBS
"""
# exception when we try and generate an activity with an unknow verb
# could change later to allow arbitrary verbs but at the moment we'll play
# it safe.
if verb not in Activity.VALID_VERBS:
raise ValueError("A invalid verb type has been supplied.")
if generator is None:
# This should exist as we're creating it by the migration for Generator
generator = Generator.query.filter_by(name="GNU MediaGoblin").first()
if generator is None:
generator = Generator(
name="GNU MediaGoblin",
object_type="service"
)
generator.save()
# Ensure the object has an ID which is needed by the activity.
obj.save(commit=False)
# Create the activity
activity = Activity(verb=verb)
activity.object = obj
if target is not None:
activity.target = target
# If they've set it override the actor from the obj.
activity.actor = actor.id if isinstance(actor, User) else actor
activity.generator = generator.id
activity.save()
# Sigh want to do this prior to save but I can't figure a way to get
# around relationship() not looking up object when model isn't saved.
if activity.generate_content():
activity.save()
return activity
def fixture_add_activity(obj, verb="post", target=None, generator=None, actor=None):
if generator is None:
generator = Generator(
name="GNU MediaGoblin",
object_type="service"
)
generator.save()
if actor is None:
actor = fixture_add_user()
activity = Activity(
verb=verb,
actor=actor.id,
generator=generator.id,
)
activity.set_object(obj)
if target is not None:
activity.set_target(target)
activity.save()
return activity
def create_activity(verb, obj, actor, target=None, generator=None):
"""
This will create an Activity object which for the obj if possible
and save it. The verb should be one of the following:
add, author, create, delete, dislike, favorite, follow
like, post, share, unfollow, unfavorite, unlike, unshare,
update, tag.
If none of those fit you might not want/need to create an activity for
the object. The list is in mediagoblin.db.models.Activity.VALID_VERBS
"""
# exception when we try and generate an activity with an unknow verb
# could change later to allow arbitrary verbs but at the moment we'll play
# it safe.
if verb not in Activity.VALID_VERBS:
raise ValueError("A invalid verb type has been supplied.")
if generator is None:
# This should exist as we're creating it by the migration for Generator
generator = Generator.query.filter_by(name="GNU MediaGoblin").first()
if generator is None:
generator = Generator(name="GNU MediaGoblin",
object_type="service")
generator.save()
# Ensure the object has an ID which is needed by the activity.
obj.save(commit=False)
# Create the activity
activity = Activity(verb=verb)
activity.object = obj
if target is not None:
activity.target = target
# If they've set it override the actor from the obj.
activity.actor = actor.id if isinstance(actor, User) else actor
activity.generator = generator.id
activity.save()
# Sigh want to do this prior to save but I can't figure a way to get
# around relationship() not looking up object when model isn't saved.
if activity.generate_content():
activity.save()
return activity