def syncwithstrava(request):
"""Will update the activity with strava in with all details."""
request.item = sync_activity(request)
_ = request.translate
msg = _('The activity was successfully synchronized with Strava')
request.session.flash(msg, "success")
return update(request)
def role_update_(request, callback=None, renderers=None,
validators=None, values=None):
role = get_item_from_request(request)
# Store the name of the role in the request to make it
# available in the callback
request._oldname = role.name
_ = request.translate
uniqueness_validator = Validator('name',
_('This name is already in use, '
'please use something unique.'),
role_name_update_validator,
{'pk': role.id, 'db': request.db})
if validators is None:
validators = []
validators.append(uniqueness_validator)
callbacks = []
if callback:
if isinstance(callback, list):
callbacks.extend(callback)
else:
callbacks.append(callback)
return update(request, values=values,
validators=validators, callback=callbacks)
def role_update_(request, callback=None, renderers=None,
validators=None, values=None):
role = get_item_from_request(request)
# Store the name of the role in the request to make it
# available in the callback
request._oldname = role.name
_ = request.translate
uniqueness_validator = Validator('name',
_('This name is already in use, '
'please use something unique.'),
role_name_update_validator,
{'pk': role.id, 'db': request.db})
if validators is None:
validators = []
validators.append(uniqueness_validator)
callbacks = []
if callback:
if isinstance(callback, list):
callbacks.extend(callback)
else:
callbacks.append(callback)
return update(request, values=values,
validators=validators, callback=callbacks)
def _update(request):
"""If activity is not completely synced. Than sync it when opening"""
item = get_item_from_request(request)
if not item.has_streams:
request.item = sync_activity(request)
_ = request.translate
msg = _('The activity was successfully synchronized with Strava')
request.session.flash(msg, "success")
return update(request)
def setstandin(request, allowed_users=None):
"""Setting members in the default usergroup of the current user.
Technically this is adding a standin for this user."""
# Check authentification
# As this view has now security configured it is
# generally callable by all users. For this reason we first check if
# the user is authenticated. If the user is not authenticated the
# raise an 401 (unauthorized) exception.
if not request.user:
raise HTTPUnauthorized
# Check authorisation
# For normal users users shall only be allowed to set the standin
# for their own usergroup. So check this and otherwise raise an exception.
usergroup = get_item_from_request(request)
if (usergroup.id != request.user.default_gid
and not has_permission("update", usergroup, request)):
raise HTTPForbidden()
clazz = Usergroup
request.session['%s.form' % clazz] = "membersonly"
request.session.save()
values = {}
if allowed_users:
values['_allowedusers'] = [u.login for u in allowed_users]
# Result may be a HTTPFOUND object.
result = update(request, values=values)
if isinstance(result, dict):
# If the standing is set by an administrational user then the id
# of the usergroup´s user is stored in the the backurl.
if request.GET.get('backurl'):
user_id = urlparse.urlparse(
request.GET.get('backurl')).path.split('/')[-1]
user = request.db.query(User).get(user_id)
if not user:
raise HTTPBadRequest()
# Otherwise the user sets the standin of his own group. In this
# case the user is already in the request.
else:
user = request.user
result['user'] = user
# Reset form value in session
handle_caching(request)
return result
def setstandin(request, allowed_users=None):
"""Setting members in the default usergroup of the current user.
Technically this is adding a standin for this user."""
# Check authentification
# As this view has now security configured it is
# generally callable by all users. For this reason we first check if
# the user is authenticated. If the user is not authenticated the
# raise an 401 (unauthorized) exception.
if not request.user:
raise HTTPUnauthorized
# Check authorisation
# For normal users users shall only be allowed to set the standin
# for their own usergroup. So check this and otherwise raise an exception.
usergroup = get_item_from_request(request)
if (usergroup.id != request.user.default_gid
and not has_permission("update", usergroup, request)):
raise HTTPForbidden()
clazz = Usergroup
request.session['%s.form' % clazz] = "membersonly"
request.session['%s.backurl' % clazz] = request.current_route_path()
request.session.save()
values = {}
if allowed_users:
values['_allowedusers'] = [u.login for u in allowed_users]
# Result may be a HTTPFOUND object.
result = update(request, values=values)
if isinstance(result, dict):
# If the standing is set by an administrational user then the id
# of the usergroup´s user is stored in the the backurl.
if request.GET.get('backurl'):
user_id = urlparse.urlparse(
request.GET.get('backurl')).path.split('/')[-1]
user = request.db.query(User).filter(User.id == user_id).one()
# Otherwise the user sets the standin of his own group. In this
# case the user is already in the request.
else:
user = request.user
result['user'] = user
# Reset form value in session
handle_caching(request)
return result
def update_(request,
callback=None,
renderers=None,
validators=None,
values=None):
user = get_item_from_request(request)
# Store the login name of the user in the request to make it
# available in the callback
request._oldlogin = user.login
_ = request.translate
uniqueness_validator = Validator(
'login',
_('This name is already in use, '
'please use something unique.'), user_name_update_validator, {
'pk': user.id,
'db': request.db
})
pw_len_validator = Validator(
'password', _('Password must be at least 12 characters '
'long.'), password_minlength_validator)
pw_nonchar_validator = Validator(
'password', _('Password must contain at least 2 '
'non-letters.'), password_nonletter_validator)
if validators is None:
validators = []
validators.append(uniqueness_validator)
validators.append(pw_len_validator)
validators.append(pw_nonchar_validator)
callbacks = []
callbacks.append(user_update_callback)
if callback:
if isinstance(callback, list):
callbacks.extend(callback)
else:
callbacks.append(callback)
return update(request,
values=values,
validators=validators,
callback=callbacks)
def update_(request, callback=None, renderers=None,
validators=None, values=None):
user = get_item_from_request(request)
# Store the login name of the user in the request to make it
# available in the callback
request._oldlogin = user.login
_ = request.translate
uniqueness_validator = Validator('login',
_('This name is already in use, '
'please use something unique.'),
user_name_update_validator,
{'pk': user.id, 'db': request.db})
pw_len_validator = Validator('password',
_('Password must be at least 12 characters '
'long.'),
password_minlength_validator)
pw_nonchar_validator = Validator('password',
_('Password must contain at least 2 '
'non-letters.'),
password_nonletter_validator)
if validators is None:
validators = []
validators.append(uniqueness_validator)
validators.append(pw_len_validator)
validators.append(pw_nonchar_validator)
callbacks = []
callbacks.append(user_update_callback)
if callback:
if isinstance(callback, list):
callbacks.extend(callback)
else:
callbacks.append(callback)
return update(request, values=values,
validators=validators, callback=callbacks)
def update_(request):
return update(request, callback=save_file)
def update_(request):
return update(request, update_callback)
def update_(request):
return update(request, callback=save_file)