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"""Helpers functions for displaying views.
"""

__authors__ = [
  '"Sverre Rabbelier" <sverre@rabbelier.nl>',
  '"Lennard de Rijk" <ljvderijk@gmail.com>',
  '"Pawel Solyga" <pawel.solyga@gmail.com>',
  ]


from django import http
from django.utils.translation import ugettext_lazy

import soc.logic
import soc.logic.lists
import soc.views.helper.lists
import soc.views.helper.responses
import soc.views.helper.params

from soc.logic import dicts
from soc.logic import models
from soc.views import helper
from soc.views import out_of_band
from soc.views.helper import access
from soc.views.helper import forms
from soc.views import sitemap


class View(object):
  """Views for entity classes.

  The View class functions specific to Entity classes by relying
  on the the child-classes to define the following fields:

  self._logic: the logic singleton for this entity
  """

  DEF_CREATE_NEW_ENTITY_MSG_FMT = ugettext_lazy(
      ' You can create a new %(entity_type)s by visiting'
      ' <a href="%(create)s">Create '
      'a New %(entity_type)s</a> page.')

  def __init__(self, params=None):
    """

    Args:
      params: This dictionary should be filled with the parameters
        specific to this entity. See the methods in this class on
        the fields it should contain, and how they are used.
    """

    self._params = helper.params.constructParams(params)
    self._logic = params['logic']


  def public(self, request, page_name=None, params=None, **kwargs):
    """Displays the public page for the entity specified by **kwargs.

    Params usage:
      rights: The rights dictionary is used to check if the user has
        the required rights to view the public page for this entity.
        See checkAccess for more details on how the rights dictionary
        is used to check access rights.
      error_public: The error_public value is used as template when
        the key values (as defined by the page's url) do not
        correspond to an existing entity.
      name: The name value is used to set the entity_type in the
        context so that the template can refer to it.
      public_template: The public_template value is used as template
        to display the public page of the found entity.

    Args:
      request: the standard Django HTTP request object
      page_name: the page name displayed in templates as page and header title
      params: a dict with params for this View
      kwargs: the Key Fields for the specified entity
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)

    try:
      access.checkAccess('public', request, rights=params['rights'])
    except out_of_band.Error, error:
      return error.response(request)

    # create default template context for use with any templates
    context = helper.responses.getUniversalContext(request)
    context['page_name'] = page_name
    entity = None

    if not all(kwargs.values()):
      #TODO: Change this into a proper redirect
      return http.HttpResponseRedirect('/')

    try:
      key_fields = self._logic.getKeyFieldsFromDict(kwargs)
      entity = self._logic.getIfFields(key_fields)
    except out_of_band.Error, error:
      return error.response(request, template=params['error_public'],
                            context=context)

    self._public(request, entity, context)

    context['entity'] = entity
    context['entity_type'] = params['name']

    template = params['public_template']

    return helper.responses.respond(request, template, context)

  def create(self, request, page_name=None, params=None, **kwargs):
    """Displays the create page for this entity type.

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is passed on to edit, see the docstring
      for edit on how it uses it.

    Args:
      request: the standard Django HTTP request object
      page_name: the page name displayed in templates as page and header title
      params: a dict with params for this View
      kwargs: not used for create()
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)

    # Create page is an edit page with no key fields
    empty_kwargs = {}
    fields = self._logic.getKeyFieldNames()
    for field in fields:
      empty_kwargs[field] = None

    if not kwargs:
      return self.edit(request, page_name=page_name, params=params,
                       **empty_kwargs)
    else:
      return self.edit(request, page_name=page_name, params=params,
                       seed=kwargs, **empty_kwargs)

  def edit(self, request, page_name=None, params=None, seed=None, **kwargs):
    """Displays the edit page for the entity specified by **kwargs.

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is passed on to either editGet or editPost
      depending on the method type of the request. See the docstring
      for editGet and editPost on how they use it.

      rights: The rights dictionary is used to check if the user has
        the required rights to edit (or create) a new entity.
        See checkAccess for more details on how the rights dictionary
        is used to check access rights.
      name: The name value is used to construct the message_fmt of the
        raised error when there key_values do not define an existing
        entity. See DEF_CREATE_NEW_ENTITY_MSG_FMT on how the name
        (and the lower() version of it) is used.
      missing_redirect: The missing_redirect value is also used to
        construct the message_fmt mentioned above.
      error_public: The error_public value is used as the template for
        the error response mentioned above.

    Args:
      request: the standard Django HTTP request object
      page_name: the page name displayed in templates as page and header title
      params: a dict with params for this View
      kwargs: The Key Fields for the specified entity
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)

    try:
      access.checkAccess('edit', request, rights=params['rights'])
    except out_of_band.Error, error:
      return error.response(request)

    context = helper.responses.getUniversalContext(request)
    context['page_name'] = page_name
    entity = None

    try:
      if all(kwargs.values()):
        key_fields = self._logic.getKeyFieldsFromDict(kwargs)
        entity = self._logic.getIfFields(key_fields)
    except out_of_band.Error, error:
      if not seed:
        error.message_fmt = (
          error.message_fmt + self.DEF_CREATE_NEW_ENTITY_MSG_FMT % {
            'entity_type_lower' : params['name'].lower(),
            'entity_type' : params['name'],
            'create' : params['missing_redirect']})
        return error.response(request, template=params['error_public'],
                              context=context)

    if request.method == 'POST':
      return self.editPost(request, entity, context, params)
    else:
      return self.editGet(request, entity, context, seed, params)

  def editPost(self, request, entity, context, params):
    """Processes POST requests for the specified entity

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is passed to _constructResponse when the
      form is not valid (see edit_form and create_form below). See
      the docstring of _constructResponse on how it uses it.

      edit_form: The edit_form value is used as form when there is an
        existing entity. It is provided with with the request.POST
        dictionary on construction. The collectCleanedFields method
        is called with the newly constructed form. If the form is
        not valid, it is passed as argument to _constructResponse.
      create_form: The create_form value is used in a similar way to
        edit_form, only it is used when there is no existing entity.
      edit_redirect: The edit_redirect value is used as the first part
        of the url if the form was valid. The last part of the url is
        created using the getKeySuffix method of the _logic object.
      edit_params: The edit_params dictionary is used as argument to
        redirectToChangedSuffix, it will be appended to the url in the
        standard ?key=value format.

    Args:
      request: a django request object
      entity: the entity that will be modified or created, may be None
      context: the context dictionary that will be provided to Django
      params: a dict with params for this View
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)

    if entity:
      form = params['edit_form'](request.POST)
    else:
      form = params['create_form'](request.POST)

    if not form.is_valid():
      return self._constructResponse(request, entity, context, form, params)

    key_name, fields = forms.collectCleanedFields(form)

    request.path = params['edit_redirect']
    self._editPost(request, entity, fields)

    if not key_name:
      key_fields =  self._logic.getKeyFieldsFromDict(fields)
      key_name = self._logic.getKeyNameForFields(key_fields)

    entity = self._logic.updateOrCreateFromKeyName(fields, key_name)

    if not entity:
      return http.HttpResponseRedirect('/')

    page_params = params['edit_params']
    new_suffix = self._logic.getKeySuffix(entity)

    # redirect to (possibly new) location of the entity
    # (causes 'Profile saved' message to be displayed)
    return helper.responses.redirectToChangedSuffix(
        request, None, new_suffix,
        params=page_params)

  def editGet(self, request, entity, context, seed, params):
    """Processes GET requests for the specified entity

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is passed to _constructResponse, see the
        docstring  of _constructResponse on how it uses it.

      save_message: The save_message list is used as argument to
        getSingleIndexedParamValue when an existing entity was saved.
      edit_form: The edit_form is used as form if there is an existing
        entity. The existing entity is passed as instance to it on
        construction. If key_name is part of it's fields it will be
        set to the entity's key().name() value. It is also passed as
        argument to the _editGet method. See the docstring for
        _editGet on how it uses it.
      create_form: The create_form is used as form if there was no
        existing entity. If the seed argument is present, it is passed
        as the 'initial' argument on construction. Otherwise, it is
        called with no arguments.
      submit_msg_param_name: The submit_msg_param_name value is used
        as the key part in the ?key=value construct for the submit
        message parameter (see also save_message).

    Args:
      request: the django request object
      entity: the entity that will be edited, may be None
      context: the context dictionary that will be provided to django
      seed: if no entity is provided, the initial values for the new entity
      params: a dict with paras for this View
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)
    suffix = self._logic.getKeySuffix(entity)

    # Remove the params from the request, this is relevant only if
    # someone bookmarked a POST page.
    is_self_referrer = helper.requests.isReferrerSelf(request, suffix=suffix)
    if request.GET.get(params['submit_msg_param_name']):
      if (not entity) or (not is_self_referrer):
        return http.HttpResponseRedirect(request.path)

    if entity:
      # Note: no message will be displayed if parameter is not present
      context['notice'] = helper.requests.getSingleIndexedParamValue(
          request, params['submit_msg_param_name'],
          values=params['save_message'])

      # populate form with the existing entity
      form = params['edit_form'](instance=entity)

      if 'key_name' in form.fields:
        form.fields['key_name'].initial = entity.key().name()

      self._editGet(request, entity, form)
    else:
      if seed:
        self._editSeed(request, seed)
        form = params['create_form'](initial=seed)
      else:
        form = params['create_form']()

    return self._constructResponse(request, entity, context, form, params)

  def list(self, request, page_name=None, params=None, filter=None):
    """Displays the list page for the entity type.
    
    Args:
      request: the standard Django HTTP request object
      page_name: the page name displayed in templates as page and header title
      params: a dict with params for this View
      filter: a dict for the properties that the entities should have

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is passed as argument to getListContent in
        the soc.views.helper.list module. See the docstring for
        getListContent on how it uses it.
      The params dictionary is also passed as argument to the _list
        method. See the docstring for _list on how it uses it.

      rights: The rights dictionary is used to check if the user has
        the required rights to list all entities of this View's type.
        See checkAccess for more details on how the rights dictionary
        is used to check access rights.
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)

    try:
      access.checkAccess('list', request, rights=params['rights'])
    except out_of_band.Error, error:
      return error.response(request)

    content = helper.lists.getListContent(request, params, self._logic, filter)
    contents = [content]

    return self._list(request, params, contents, page_name)

  def _list(self, request, params, contents, page_name):
    """Returns the list page for the specified contents

    Args:
      request: the standard Django HTTP request object
      params: a dict with params for this View
      contents: a list of content dicts
      page_name: the page name displayed in templates as page and header title

    Params usage:
      name: The name value is used to set the entity_type in the
        context so that the template can refer to it.
      name_plural: The name_plural value is used to set
        the entity_type_plural value in the context so that the
        template can refer to it.
      list_template: The list_template value is used as template for
        to display the list of all entities for this View.
    """

    context = helper.responses.getUniversalContext(request)
    context['page_name'] = page_name
    context['list'] = soc.logic.lists.Lists(contents)

    context['entity_type'] = params['name']
    context['entity_type_plural'] = params['name_plural']

    template = params['list_template']

    return helper.responses.respond(request, template, context)

  def delete(self, request, page_name=None, params=None, **kwargs):
    """Shows the delete page for the entity specified by **kwargs.

    Args:
      request: the standard Django HTTP request object
      page_name: the page name displayed in templates as page and header title
      params: a dict with params for this View
      kwargs: The Key Fields for the specified entity

    Params usage:
      rights: The rights dictionary is used to check if the user has
        the required rights to delete the specified entity.
        See checkAccess for more details on how the rights dictionary
        is used to check access rights.
      name: used in the same way as in edit(), see it's docstring for
        a more detailed explanation on how it is used.
      missing_redirect: see name
      error_edit: see name
      delete_redirect: The delete_redirect value is used as the url to
        redirect to after having successfully deleted the entity.
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)

    try:
      access.checkAccess('delete', request, rights=params['rights'])
    except out_of_band.Error, error:
      return error.response(request)

    # create default template context for use with any templates
    context = helper.responses.getUniversalContext(request)
    context['page_name'] = page_name
    entity = None

    try:
      key_fields = self._logic.getKeyFieldsFromDict(kwargs)
      entity = self._logic.getIfFields(key_fields)
    except out_of_band.Error, error:
      error.message_fmt = (
        error.message_fmt + self.DEF_CREATE_NEW_ENTITY_MSG_FMT % {
          'entity_type_lower' : params['name'].lower(),
          'entity_type' : params['name'],
          'create' : params['missing_redirect']})
      return error.response(request, template=params['error_edit'],
                            context=context)

    if not entity:
      #TODO: Create a proper error page for this
      return http.HttpResponseRedirect('/')

    if not self._logic.isDeletable(entity):
      # TODO: Update the notice area telling the user that they
      # can't delete the entity
      pass

    self._logic.delete(entity)
    redirect = params['delete_redirect']

    return http.HttpResponseRedirect(redirect)

  def _editPost(self, request, entity, fields):
    """Performs any required processing on the entity to post its edit page.

    Args:
      request: the django request object
      entity:  the entity to create or update from POST contents
      fields: the new field values
    """

    pass

  def _public(self, request, entity, context):
    """Performs any required processing to get an entities public page.

    Args:
      request: the django request object
      entity: the entity to make public
      context: the context object
    """

    pass

  def _editGet(self, request, entity, form):
    """Performs any required processing on the form to get its edit page.

    Args:
      request: the django request object
      entity: the entity to get
      form: the django form that will be used for the page
    """

    pass

  def _editSeed(self, request, seed):
    """Performs any required processing on the form to get its edit page.

    Args:
      request: the django request object
      seed: the fields to seed the create page with
    """

    pass

  def _constructResponse(self, request, entity, context, form, params):
    """Updates the context and returns a response for the specified arguments.

    Args:
      request: the django request object
      entity: the entity that is used and set in the context
      context: the context to be used
      form: the form that will be used and set in the context
      params: a dict with params for this View

    Params usage:
      name: The name_plural value is used to set the entity_type
       value in the context so that the template can refer to it.
      name_plural: same as name, but used to set entity_type_plural
      name_short: same as name, but used to set entity_type_short
      url_name: same as name, but used to set entity_type_url
      edit_template: The edit_template value is used as template when
        there is an existing entity to display the edit page for the
        specified entity.
      create_template: similar to edit_template, but is used when
        there is no existing entity.
    """

    suffix = self._logic.getKeySuffix(entity)

    context['form'] = form
    context['entity'] = entity
    context['entity_suffix'] = suffix
    context['entity_type'] = params['name']
    context['entity_type_plural'] = params['name_plural']
    context['entity_type_short'] = params['name_short']
    context['entity_type_url'] = params['url_name']

    if entity:
      template = params['edit_template']
    else:
      template = params['create_template']

    return helper.responses.respond(request, template, context)

  def _getSidebarItems(self, params):
    """Retrieves a list of sidebar entries for this view

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is provided to the menu_text's format.

      sidebar: The sidebar value is returned directly if non-False
      sidebar_defaults: The sidebar_defaults are used to construct the
        sidebar items for this View. It is expected to be a tuple of
        three items, the item's url, it's menu_text, and it's
        access_type, see getSidebarLinks on how access_type is used.
      sidebar_additional: The sidebar_additional values are appended
        to the list of items verbatim, and should be in the format
        expected by getSidebarLinks.

    Args:
      params: a dict with params for this View.
    """

    # Return the found result
    if params['sidebar']:
      return params['sidebar']

    # Construct defaults manualy
    defaults = params['sidebar_defaults']

    result = []

    for url, menu_text, access_type in defaults:
      url = url % params['url_name'].lower()
      item = (url, menu_text % params, access_type)
      result.append(item)

    for item in params['sidebar_additional']:
      result.append(item)

    return result

  def getSidebarLinks(self, request, params=None):
    """Returns an dictionary with one sidebar entry.

    Calls _getSidebarItems to retrieve the items that should be in the
    menu. Expected is a tuple with an url, a menu_text, and an
    access_type. The access_type is then passed to checkAccess, if it
    raises out_of_band.Error, the item will not be added.

    Args:
      request: the django request object
      params: a dict with params for this View

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is passed as argument to _getSidebarItems,
        see the docstring of _getSidebarItems on how it uses it.

      rights: The rights dictionary is used to check if the user has
        the required rights to see a sidebar item.
        See checkAccess for more details on how the rights dictionary
        is used to check access rights.
      sidebar_heading: The sidebar_heading value is used to set the
        heading variable in the result.
      name: The name value is used if sidebar_heading is not present.

    Returns: A dictionary is returned with it's 'heading' value set
      as explained above. It's 'items' value is constructed by
      calling _getSidebarItems. It constists of dictionaries with a
      url and a title field.
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)
    rights = params['rights']

    items = []

    for url, menu_text, access_type in self._getSidebarItems(params):
      try:
        access.checkAccess(access_type, request, rights)
        items.append({'url': url, 'title': menu_text})
      except out_of_band.Error:
        pass

    if not items:
      return

    res = {}

    if 'sidebar_heading' not in params:
      params['sidebar_heading'] = params['name']

    res['heading'] = params['sidebar_heading']
    res['items'] = items

    return res

  def getDjangoURLPatterns(self, params=None):
    """Retrieves a list of sidebar entries for this view from self._params.

    If self._params['django_patterns'] is None default entries will be
    constructed.

    Params usage:
      The params dictionary is passed to the getKeyFieldsPatterns
        method, see it's docstring on how it is used.
      django_patterns: The django_patterns value is returned directly
        if it is non-False.
      django_patterns_defaults: The dajngo_patterns_defaults value is
        used to construct the url patterns. It is expected to be a
        list of tuples. The tuples should contain an url, a module
        name, and the name of the url. The name is used as the
        page_name passed as keyword argument, but also as the name
        by which the url is known to Django internally.
      url_name: The url_name argument is passed as argument to each
        url, together with the link_id pattern, the link_id core
        pattern, and the key fields for this View.

    Args:
      params: a dict with params for this View
    """

    params = dicts.merge(params, self._params)
    return sitemap.sitemap.getDjangoURLPatterns(params)