Make checkIsMyInvitation use Django to parse the URL
Using django is more reliable and makes the code easier to read as
there is no knowledge of the url layout required.
Patch by: Sverre Rabbelier
#!/usr/bin/python2.5
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"""Helper functions for sending out notifications.
"""
__authors__ = [
'"Lennard de Rijk" <ljvderijk@gmail.com>',
]
import os
from google.appengine.api import users
from django.utils.translation import ugettext_lazy
from soc.logic import mail_dispatcher
from soc.views.helper import redirects
import soc.logic.models as model_logic
DEF_INVITATION_MSG_FMT = ugettext_lazy(
"Invitation to become a %(role)s for %(group)s")
DEF_WELCOME_MSG_FMT = ugettext_lazy("Welcome to Melange %(name)s")
def sendInviteNotification(entity):
"""Sends out an invite notification to the user the request is for.
Args:
entity : A request containing the information needed to create the message
"""
# get user logic
user_logic = model_logic.user
# get the current user
properties = {'account': users.get_current_user()}
current_user_entity = user_logic.logic.getForFields(properties, unique=True)
# get the user the request is for
properties = {'link_id': entity.link_id }
request_user_entity = user_logic.logic.getForFields(properties, unique=True)
# create the invitation_url
invitation_url = "%(host)s%(index)s" % {
'host' : os.environ['HTTP_HOST'],
'index': redirects.inviteAcceptedRedirect(entity, None)}
# get the group entity
group_entity = entity.scope
messageProperties = {
'to_name': request_user_entity.name,
'sender_name': current_user_entity.name,
'role': entity.role,
'group': group_entity.name,
'invitation_url': invitation_url,
'to': request_user_entity.account.email(),
'sender': current_user_entity.account.email(),
'subject': DEF_INVITATION_MSG_FMT % {
'role': entity.role,
'group': group_entity.name
},
}
# send out the message using the default invitation template
mail_dispatcher.sendMailFromTemplate('soc/mail/invitation.html',
messageProperties)
def sendWelcomeMessage(user_entity):
"""Sends out a welcome message to a user.
Args:
user_entity: User entity which the message should be send to
"""
# get user logic
user_logic = model_logic.user
# get the current user
properties = {'account': users.get_current_user()}
current_user_entity = user_logic.logic.getForFields(properties, unique=True)
# TODO(Lennard): change the message sender to some sort of no-reply adress that is
# probably a setting in sitesettings. (adress must be a developer). This is due
# to a GAE limitation that allows only devs or the current user to send an email.
# Currently this results in a user receiving the same email twice.
# create the message contents
messageProperties = {
'to_name': user_entity.name,
'sender_name': current_user_entity.name,
'to': user_entity.account.email(),
'sender': current_user_entity.account.email(),
'subject': DEF_WELCOME_MSG_FMT % {
'name': user_entity.name
}
}
# send out the message using the default welcome template
mail_dispatcher.sendMailFromTemplate('soc/mail/welcome.html',
messageProperties)