Consolidate repeated searchable field code into SearchableField class. Fix single-valued searchable fields. Make javascript test config reusable. Use Django Form.media for JS/CSS inclusion. Fixes #3196, #3204.
- Legacy-Id: 18948
Note: SVN reference [18939] has been migrated to Git commit 17d37723f7
149 lines
5.2 KiB
Python
149 lines
5.2 KiB
Python
# Copyright The IETF Trust 2012-2020, All Rights Reserved
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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import json
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from collections import Counter
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from urllib.parse import urlencode
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from typing import Type # pyflakes:ignore
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from django import forms
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from django.core.validators import validate_email
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from django.db import models # pyflakes:ignore
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from django.urls import reverse as urlreverse
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from django.utils.html import escape
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import debug # pyflakes:ignore
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from ietf.person.models import Email, Person
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from ietf.utils.fields import SearchableField
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def select2_id_name(objs):
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def format_email(e):
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return escape("%s <%s>" % (e.person.name, e.address))
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def format_person(p):
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if p.name_count > 1:
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return escape('%s (%s)' % (p.name,p.email().address if p.email() else 'no email address'))
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else:
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return escape(p.name)
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if objs and isinstance(objs[0], Email):
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formatter = format_email
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else:
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formatter = format_person
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c = Counter([p.name for p in objs])
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for p in objs:
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p.name_count = c[p.name]
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formatter = format_email if objs and isinstance(objs[0], Email) else format_person
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return [{ "id": o.pk, "text": formatter(o) } for o in objs if o]
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def select2_id_name_json(objs):
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return json.dumps(select2_id_name(objs))
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class SearchablePersonsField(SearchableField):
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"""Server-based multi-select field for choosing
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persons/emails or just persons using select2.js.
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The field operates on either Email or Person models. In the case
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of Email models, the person name is shown next to the email
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address.
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The field uses a comma-separated list of primary keys in a
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CharField element as its API with some extra attributes used by
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the Javascript part.
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If the field will be programmatically updated, any model instances
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that may be added to the initial set should be included in the extra_prefetch
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list. These can then be added by updating val() and triggering the 'change'
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event on the select2 field in JavaScript.
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"""
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model = Person # type: Type[models.Model]
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default_hint_text = "Type name to search for person."
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def __init__(self,
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only_users=False, # only select persons who also have a user
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all_emails=False, # select only active email addresses
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extra_prefetch=None, # extra data records to include in prefetch
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*args, **kwargs):
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super(SearchablePersonsField, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
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self.only_users = only_users
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self.all_emails = all_emails
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self.extra_prefetch = extra_prefetch or []
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assert all([isinstance(obj, self.model) for obj in self.extra_prefetch])
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def validate_pks(self, pks):
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"""Validate format of PKs"""
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for pk in pks:
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if not pk.isdigit():
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raise forms.ValidationError("Unexpected value: %s" % pk)
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def make_select2_data(self, model_instances):
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# Include records needed by the initial value of the field plus any added
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# via the extra_prefetch property.
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prefetch_set = set(model_instances).union(set(self.extra_prefetch)) # eliminate duplicates
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return select2_id_name(list(prefetch_set))
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def ajax_url(self):
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url = urlreverse(
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"ietf.person.views.ajax_select2_search",
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kwargs={ "model_name": self.model.__name__.lower() }
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)
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query_args = {}
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if self.only_users:
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query_args["user"] = "1"
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if self.all_emails:
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query_args["a"] = "1"
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if len(query_args) > 0:
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url += '?%s' % urlencode(query_args)
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return url
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class SearchablePersonField(SearchablePersonsField):
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"""Version of SearchablePersonsField specialized to a single object."""
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max_entries = 1
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class SearchableEmailsField(SearchablePersonsField):
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"""Version of SearchablePersonsField with the defaults right for Emails."""
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model = Email # type: Type[models.Model]
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default_hint_text = "Type name or email to search for person and email address."
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def validate_pks(self, pks):
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for pk in pks:
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validate_email(pk)
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def get_model_instances(self, item_ids):
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return self.model.objects.filter(pk__in=item_ids).select_related("person")
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class SearchableEmailField(SearchableEmailsField):
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"""Version of SearchableEmailsField specialized to a single object."""
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max_entries = 1
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class PersonEmailChoiceField(forms.ModelChoiceField):
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"""ModelChoiceField targeting Email and displaying choices with the
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person name as well as the email address. Needs further
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restrictions, e.g. on role, to useful."""
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def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
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if not "queryset" in kwargs:
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kwargs["queryset"] = Email.objects.select_related("person")
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self.label_with = kwargs.pop("label_with", None)
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super(PersonEmailChoiceField, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
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def label_from_instance(self, email):
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if self.label_with == "person":
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return str(email.person)
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elif self.label_with == "email":
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return email.address
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else:
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return "{} <{}>".format(email.person, email.address)
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