def get_mail_barcode(barcode):
db = MailService.findDatabaseForBarcode(app.dbs, barcode)
mail = MailService.selectByBarcode(db, barcode)
state = mail.statehistory
ua_sender = UserAddressService.selectById(app.dbs['users'],
mail.idsenderuseraddress)
ua_receiver = UserAddressService.selectById(app.dbs['users'],
mail.idreceiveruseraddress)
m = {
'barcode': mail.barcode,
'sender': ua_sender.user.name,
'receiver': ua_receiver.user.name,
'date': str(state[0].date),
'history': [
{'status': s.idstate, 'text': str(s.date)} for s in state
]
}
for d in mail.statehistory:
print d.date
return m
a1 = AddressService.add(db_users, "A1") a2 = AddressService.add(db_users, "A2") d1 = DepartmentService.add(db_users, "D1") s1 = StateService.add(db_users, "S1") s2 = StateService.add(db_users, "S2") s3 = StateService.add(db_users, "S3") u1 = UserService.add(db_users, 2013400576, "U1", "[email protected]", d1) ua1 = UserAddressService.add(db_users, a1, u1) ua2 = UserAddressService.add(db_users, a2, u1) bc = MailService.add(databases, s1, ua1, ua2) las = UserAddressService.listByUser(db_users, u1) selectedMail = MailService.selectByBarcode(databases['D1'], bc) print las print a1 print d1 print s1 print u1 print ua1 print bc print selectedMail print MailService.update(databases, bc, s2) print MailService.update(databases, bc, s3) print MailService.update(databases, bc, s1)
