def analysis_log_view(self):
"""Get the log view of the requested analysis
"""
analysis = self.get_analysis()
if analysis is None:
return None
view = api.get_view("log", context=analysis, request=self.request)
view.update()
view.before_render()
return view
def analysis_log_view(self):
"""Get the log view of the requested analysis
"""
service = self.get_analysis_or_service()
if not self.can_view_logs_of(service):
return None
view = api.get_view("auditlog", context=service, request=self.request)
view.update()
view.before_render()
return view
def get_analyses_table_view(self):
view_name = "table_referenceanalyses"
view = api.get_view(
view_name, context=self.context, request=self.request)
# Call listing hooks
view.update()
view.before_render()
# TODO Refactor QC Charts as React Components
# The current QC Chart is rendered by looking at the value from a
# hidden input with id "graphdata", that is rendered below the contents
# listing (see referenceanalyses.pt).
# The value is a json, is built by folderitem function and is returned
# by self.chart.get_json(). This function is called directly by the
# template on render, but the template itself does not directly render
# the contents listing, but is done asyncronously.
# Hence the function at this point returns an empty dictionary because
# folderitems hasn't been called yet. As a result, the chart appears
# empty. Here, we force folderitems function to be called in order to
# ensure the graphdata is filled before the template is rendered.
view.get_folderitems()
return view