Replace common module with validate module. Move validation function from feed module to validate module and remove feed.py. Correct any usage of validation functions from common and feed modules into validate module.
Patch by: Pawel Solyga
Review by: to-be-reviewed
#!/usr/bin/python2.5
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"""Views of a User's various Roles on the site.
dashboard: dashboard view of all of a User's Roles on the site
public: a public view of the User's Roles on the site
"""
__authors__ = [
'"Todd Larsen" <tlarsen@google.com>',
]
from google.appengine.api import users
from django import http
from soc.views.helpers import response_helpers
def dashboard(request, linkname=None,
template='soc/user/roles/dashboard.html'):
"""A per-User dashboard of that User's Roles on the site.
Args:
request: the standard django request object.
linkname: the User's site-unique "linkname" extracted from the URL
template: the template path to use for rendering the template.
Returns:
A subclass of django.http.HttpResponse with generated template.
"""
#TODO(tlarsen): this module is currently a placeholder for future work
# TODO: check that user is logged in and "owns" the linkname;
# if not, call public() view instead
# This might be tricky, since we want to use the same style
# of template that was passed to us, but how do we figure out
# what the equivalent public.html template is? Perhaps this
# view needs to require that, for a foo/bar/dashboard.html
# template, a corresponding foo/bar/public.html template must
# also exist...
return response_helpers.respond(request,
template, {'template': template})
def public(request, linkname=None,
template='soc/user/roles/public.html'):
"""A "general public" view of a User's Roles on the site.
Args:
request: the standard django request object.
linkname: the User's site-unique "linkname" extracted from the URL
template: the template path to use for rendering the template.
Returns:
A subclass of django.http.HttpResponse with generated template.
"""
#TODO(tlarsen): this module is currently a placeholder for future work
# TODO: if linkname is empty or not a valid linkname on the site, display
# some sort of "user does not exist" page (a custom 404 page, maybe?).
return response_helpers.respond(request,
template, {'template': template})