app/soc/logic/path_link_name.py
author Pawel Solyga <Pawel.Solyga@gmail.com>
Mon, 10 Nov 2008 14:40:16 +0000
changeset 462 1f164cd0529b
parent 409 9d24850db88f
child 512 aae25d2b4464
permissions -rw-r--r--
Adds a check to logic/valididate.py that checks the partial path format using a regexp. This regexp has been added to logic/path_link_name.py, therefore changing PATH_LINKNAME_REGEX to use the PARTIAL_PATH in building this regexp. Plus views/models/docs.py now uses the validation functions in the clean_ methods. Patch by: Lennard de Rijk Review by: Pawel Solyga

#!/usr/bin/python2.5
#
# Copyright 2008 the Melange authors.
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"""Path and link name manipulation functions.
"""

__authors__ = [
  '"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',
  '"Lennard de Rijk" <ljvderijk@gmail.com>',
  ]


import re


# start with ASCII digit or lowercase
#   (additional ASCII digit or lowercase
#     -OR-
#   underscore and ASCII digit or lowercase)
#     zero or more of OR group
LINKNAME_PATTERN_CORE = r'[0-9a-z](?:[0-9a-z]|_[0-9a-z])*'
LINKNAME_ARG_PATTERN = r'(?P<link_name>%s)' % LINKNAME_PATTERN_CORE
LINKNAME_PATTERN = r'^%s$' % LINKNAME_PATTERN_CORE
LINKNAME_REGEX = re.compile(LINKNAME_PATTERN)

# partial path is multiple link_name chunks,
# each separated by a trailing /
# (at least 1)
PARTIAL_PATH_ARG_PATTERN = (r'(?P<partial_path>%(link_name)s'
                             '(?:/%(link_name)s)*)' % {
                               'link_name': LINKNAME_PATTERN_CORE})
PARTIAL_PATH_PATTERN = r'^%s$' % PARTIAL_PATH_ARG_PATTERN
PARTIAL_PATH_REGEX = re.compile(PARTIAL_PATH_PATTERN)

# path is multiple link_name chunks,
#   each separated by a trailing /
#     (at least 1)
# followed by a single link_name with no trailing /
PATH_LINKNAME_ARGS_PATTERN = (
    r'%(partial_path)s/'
     '(?P<link_name>%(link_name)s)' % {
       'partial_path' : PARTIAL_PATH_ARG_PATTERN,
       'link_name': LINKNAME_PATTERN_CORE})
PATH_LINKNAME_PATTERN = r'^%s$' % PATH_LINKNAME_ARGS_PATTERN
PATH_LINKNAME_REGEX = re.compile(PATH_LINKNAME_PATTERN)


def getPartsFromPath(path):
  """Splits path string into partial_path and link_name.
  
  Returns:
    {'partial_path': 'everything/but',
     'link_name': 'link_name'}
    or {} (empty dict) if string did not match PATH_LINKNAME_PATTERN.
  """
  path_link_name_match = PATH_LINKNAME_REGEX.match(path)
  
  if not path_link_name_match:
    return {}

  return path_link_name_match.groupdict()


def combinePath(path_parts):
  """Returns path components combined into a single string.
  
  Args:
    path_parts: a single path string, or a list of path part strings,
      or a nested list of path part strings (where the zeroeth element in
      the list is itself a list); for example:
        'a/complete/path/in/one/string'
        ['some', 'path', 'parts']
        [['path', 'parts', 'and', 'a'], 'link name']

  Returns:
    None if path_parts is False (None, empty string, etc.) or if
    any list elements are False (an empty list, empty string, etc.);
    otherwise, the combined string with the necessary separators.
  """
  if not path_parts:
    # completely empty input, so return early
    return None

  if not isinstance(path_parts, (list, tuple)):
    # a single path string, so just return it as-is (nothing to do)
    return path_parts
  
  flattened_parts = []
  
  for part in path_parts:
    if not part:
      # encountered a "False" element, which invalidates everything else
      return None    
  
    if isinstance(part, (list, tuple)):
      flattened_parts.extend(part)
    else:
      flattened_parts.append(part)

  return '/'.join(flattened_parts)