def purchase_tickets():
tickets = app.config['TICKETS']
form = forms.PurchaseForm()
if form.validate_on_submit():
purchase = Purchase()
purchase.date = datetime.now()
form.populate_obj(purchase)
# First thing that we need to do is check to make sure that the email
# actually is a .edu address. If not, tell the user they f****d up and
# set it back to attendee.
if purchase.ticket_type == 'student' and purchase.email[-3:] != 'edu':
flash('Not a student, defaulting to Attendee')
# The student was a lie! Reset it to attendee.
purchase.ticket_type = 'attendee'
purchase.price = tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['price']
# Next we need to match up the ticket types to make sure that no one
# was mucking about with the ticket types. If everything matches, then
# go ahead and trust what the form is telling us and apply the price.
if (purchase.ticket_type in tickets
and tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['visible'] and
(tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['expiration'] is None
or date.today() < tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['expiration'])):
purchase.price = tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['price']
else:
flash('Invalid Ticket Type...resetting to Attendee')
# If it looks like someone was actually sending odd form values,
# then we wont trust the ticket type and override it with a regular
# attendee ticket type.
purchase.ticket_type = 'attendee'
purchase.price = tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['price']
if form.discountcode.data != '':
# Lets check to see if the discount code is valid. If it is, then
# we will be overriding the price and the ticket type associated
# with this purchase.
code = DiscountCode.query.filter_by(
code=form.discountcode.data).first()
if code is None or code.uses < 1:
flash('Invalid or Expired Discount Code')
else:
purchase.price = code.price
purchase.ticket_type = code.t_type
# Add the purchase to the database and then return the confirmation page.
db.session.add(purchase)
db.session.commit()
return render_template('ticketing/confirm.html',
purchase=purchase,
title='Purchase Confirmation',
stripe_key=app.config['STRIPE_PKEY'])
return render_template('ticketing/purchase.html',
form=form,
title='Ticket Purchasing')
def purchase_tickets():
tickets = app.config['TICKETS']
form = forms.PurchaseForm()
if form.validate_on_submit():
purchase = Purchase()
purchase.date = datetime.now()
form.populate_obj(purchase)
# First thing that we need to do is check to make sure that the email
# actually is a .edu address. If not, tell the user they f****d up and
# set it back to attendee.
if purchase.ticket_type == 'student' and purchase.email[-3:] != 'edu':
flash('Not a student, defaulting to Attendee')
# The student was a lie! Reset it to attendee.
purchase.ticket_type = 'attendee'
purchase.price = tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['price']
# Next we need to match up the ticket types to make sure that no one
# was mucking about with the ticket types. If everything matches, then
# go ahead and trust what the form is telling us and apply the price.
if (purchase.ticket_type in tickets
and tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['visible']
and (tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['expiration'] is None
or date.today() < tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['expiration'])):
purchase.price = tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['price']
else:
flash('Invalid Ticket Type...resetting to Attendee')
# If it looks like someone was actually sending odd form values,
# then we wont trust the ticket type and override it with a regular
# attendee ticket type.
purchase.ticket_type = 'attendee'
purchase.price = tickets[purchase.ticket_type]['price']
if form.discountcode.data != '':
# Lets check to see if the discount code is valid. If it is, then
# we will be overriding the price and the ticket type associated
# with this purchase.
code = DiscountCode.query.filter_by(code=form.discountcode.data).first()
if code is None or code.uses < 1:
flash('Invalid or Expired Discount Code')
else:
purchase.price = code.price
purchase.ticket_type = code.t_type
# Add the purchase to the database and then return the confirmation page.
db.session.add(purchase)
db.session.commit()
return render_template('ticketing/confirm.html',
purchase=purchase,
title='Purchase Confirmation',
stripe_key=app.config['STRIPE_PKEY'])
return render_template('ticketing/purchase.html',
form=form,
title='Ticket Purchasing')
def homepage(request):
if request.method == 'POST':
# create a form instance and populate it with data from the request:
form = PurchaseForm(request.POST)
# check whether it's valid:
if form.is_valid():
data = form.cleaned_data
purchase = Purchase()
purchase.category = data['category']
purchase.price = data['price']
purchase.save()
form = PurchaseForm()
categories = Category.objects.all()
today = datetime.date.today()
month = request.GET.get('month', today.month)
year = request.GET.get('year', today.year)
purchases = Purchase.objects.filter(date__year=year, date__month=month).order_by('-date')
x = [category.name for category in categories]
y = [category.total_in_month(month, year) for category in categories]
limits = [category.limit for category in categories]
colors = [category.color for category in categories]
return render(
request,
'homepage.html',
{
'form': form,
'today': today,
'categories': categories,
'purchases': purchases,
'plot': {
'x': x,
'y': y,
'colors': colors,
'limits': limits,
'total_limits': sum(limits),
'xyc': zip(x, y, colors)
}
}
)