Пример #1
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def register_new_user(user):
    """
    Tries to register a new user using the DEFAULT_USER dictionary in settings.  If the user
    already exists, it just returns the new user.
    
    """
    new_user = User(**user)
    try:
        session.flush()
    except DuplicateKeyError:
        # User with email address already exists, so flush and retrieve user
        session.clear()
    return retrieve_default_user(user)
Пример #2
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def write_activity_segments(user, activities, account_id):
    """
    This function writes new activity segments to MongoDB.  If the activity already exists, it's
    not rewritten back to MongoDB.
    
    """
    source_mapping = { '0': 'mapmyrun', }
    activity_source = source_mapping[account_id] or 'mapmyrun'
    external_ids = [a['external_id'] for a in user.activity_segments
                    if a.source == activity_source]
    
    for activity in activities:
        if not activity['external_id'] in external_ids:
            # Create new activity
            activity['user'] = user
            ActivitySegment(**activity)
            
    session.flush()
Пример #3
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def link_external_account(user, external_account, token_credentials):
    """
    Creates an external account for the current user identified in the session, and then
    dispatches a task to retrieve all the activities for the user.
    
    """
    assert user, "User should already exist in MongoDB"
    
    create = True
    # Check if the external account we are going to create is already in the database
    for account in user.external_accounts:
        if account.external_id == external_account['external_id']:
            # Exists, update the object with new token_credentials, don't create a new one
            account.credentials = token_credentials
            create = False
            
    if create:
        external_account['user'] = user
        external_account['credentials'] = token_credentials
        ExternalAccount(**external_account)
    
    session.flush()
    tasks.retrieve_activities_for_user.delay(str(user._id))