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"""Simple views that depend entirely on the template and context.

simpleWithLinkName: a simple template view for URLs with a linkname

errorResponse: renders an out_of_band.ErrorResponse page

"""

__authors__ = [

  '"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',

  ]

from django import http

from django.template import loader

from soc.logic import out_of_band

from soc.logic.site import id_user

from soc.views.helpers import response_helpers

from soc.views.helpers import template_helpers

def templateWithLinkName(request,

                         template='soc/base.html', linkname=None,

                         context=None):

  """A simple template view that expects a linkname extracted from the URL. 

  Args:

    request: the standard Django HTTP request object

    template: the template to use for rendering the view (or a search list

      of templates)

    linkname: a site-unique "linkname" (usually extracted from the URL)

    context: the context dict supplied to the template, which is modified

        (so supply a copy if such modification is not acceptable)

      linkname: the linkname parameter is added to the context

      linkname_user: if the linkname exists for a User, that User

        is added to the context

  Returns:

    A subclass of django.http.HttpResponse containing the generated page.

  """

  context['linkname'] = linkname

  context = response_helpers.getUniversalContext(request, context=context)

  try:

    context['linkname_user'] = id_user.getUserIfLinkName(linkname)

  except out_of_band.ErrorResponse, error:

    return errorResponse(request, error, template, context)

  return response_helpers.respond(request, template, context)

def public(request, template, linkname, context):

  """A convenience wrapper around templateWithLinkName() using 'public.html'.

  Args:

    request, linkname, context: see templateWithLinkName()

    template: the "sibling" template (or a search list of such templates)

      from which to construct the public.html template name (or names)

  Returns:

    A subclass of django.http.HttpResponse containing the generated page.

  """

  return templateWithLinkName(

      request, linkname=linkname, context=context,

      template=template_helpers.makeSiblingTemplatesList(

          template, 'public.html'))

DEF_ERROR_TMPL = 'soc/error.html'

def errorResponse(request, error, template, context):

  """Displays an error page for an out_of_band.ErrorResponse exception.

  Args:

    request: the standard Django HTTP request object

    error: an out_of_band.ErrorResponse exception

    template: the "sibling" template (or a search list of such templates)

      from which to construct the error.html template name (or names)

    context: the context dict supplied to the template, which is modified

        (so supply a copy if such modification is not acceptable)

      error_message: the error message string from error.message

      error_status: error.response_args['status'], or None if a status code

        was not supplied to the ErrorResponse

  """

  context = response_helpers.getUniversalContext(request, context=context)

  # make a list of possible "sibling" templates, then append a default

  context['error_status'] = error.response_args.get('status')

  context['error_message'] = error.message

  return response_helpers.respond(request, error_templates, context=context,

                                  response_args=error.response_args)

DEF_LOGIN_TMPL = 'soc/login.html'

DEF_LOGIN_MSG_FMT = 'Please <a href="%(sign_in)s">sign in</a> to continue.'

def requestLogin(request, template, context, login_message_fmt=None):

  """Displays a login request page with custom message and login link.

  Args:

    request: the standard Django HTTP request object

    template: the "sibling" template (or a search list of such templates)

      from which to construct the login.html template name (or names)

    login_message_fmt: a custom message format string used to create a

      message displayed on the login page; the format string can contain

      named format specifiers for any of the keys in context, but should at

      least contain %(sign_in)s

    context: the context dict supplied to the template, which is modified

        (so supply a copy if such modification is not acceptable); 

      login_message: the caller can completely construct the message supplied

        to the login template in lieu of using login_message_fmt

  """

  context = response_helpers.getUniversalContext(request, context=context)

  # make a list of possible "sibling" templates, then append a default

  if not context.get('login_message'):

    if not login_message_fmt:

      login_message_fmt = DEF_LOGIN_MSG_FMT

    context['login_message'] = login_message_fmt % context  

  return response_helpers.respond(request, login_templates, context=context)