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"""Site (Model) query functions.

"""

__authors__ = [

  '"Sverre Rabbelier" <sverre@rabbelier.nl>',

  ]

from soc.cache import sidebar

from soc.logic.models import presence_with_tos

import soc.models.presence_with_tos

import soc.models.site

class Logic(presence_with_tos.Logic):

  """Logic methods for the Site model.

  """

  DEF_SITE_LINK_ID = 'site'

  def __init__(self, model=soc.models.site.Site,

               base_model=soc.models.presence_with_tos.PresenceWithToS):

    """Defines the name, key_name and model for this entity.

    """

    super(Logic, self).__init__(model=model, base_model=base_model)

    """Returns the key values for the site settings.

    The Site entity is a singleton, so this method returns 

    a hard-coded link_id.

    Args:

      entity: unused

    """

    return [self.DEF_SITE_LINK_ID]

  def getKeyValuesFromFields(self, fields):

    """Extracts the key values from a dict and returns them.

    The Site entity is a singleton, so this method returns 

    a hard-coded link_id.

    Args:

      fields: unused

    """

    return [self.DEF_SITE_LINK_ID]

  def getKeyFieldNames(self):

    """Returns an array with the names of the Key Fields.

    The Site entity is an unscoped singleton, it's key fields consist

    of just the link_id.

    """

    return ['link_id']

  def getSingleton(self):

    """Return singleton Site settings entity, since there is always only one.

    """

logic = Logic()