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bring archive in line with OxFF api

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pandora/archive/views.py
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@ -32,34 +32,62 @@ import models
from backend.utils import oxid, parse_path
import backend.models
#@login_required_json
@login_required_json
def api_removeVolume(request):
data = json.loads(request.POST['data'])
user = request.user
try:
volume = models.Volume.objects.get(user=user, name=data['volume'])
volume.files.delete()
volume.delete()
response = json_response(status=200, text='ok')
except models.Volume.DoesNotExist:
response = json_response(status=404, text='volume not found')
return render_to_json_response(response)
@login_required_json
def api_update(request):
'''
//both are optional, idea is to have 2 requests first with files, and
after that with info for the requested oshashes
2 calls possible:
volume/files
info
call volume/files first and fill in requested info after that
param data
volume: '',
files: [
{oshash:, name:, folder:, oshash:, ctime:, atime:, mtime:, }
{oshash:, path:, ctime:, atime:, mtime:, }
]
info: {oshash: object}
return {'status': {'code': int, 'text': string},
'data': {info: list, data: list, file: list}}
'''
print "here we go fucker", request.user
data = json.loads(request.POST['data'])
user = request.user
response = json_response({'info': [], 'rename': [], 'file': []})
response = json_response({'info': [], 'data': [], 'file': []})
if 'files' in data:
volume, created = models.Volume.objects.get_or_create(user=user, name=data['volume'])
all_files = []
for f in data['files']:
folder = f['folder']
name = f['name']
print f
path = f['path']
folder = path.split('/')
name = folder.pop()
if folder and folder[-1] in ('Extras', 'Versions', 'DVDs'):
name = '/'.join([folder.pop(), name])
folder = '/'.join(folder)
print folder
print name
f['folder'] = folder
f['name'] = name
oshash = f['oshash']
all_files.append(oshash)
same_folder = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(folder=folder, user=user)
same_folder = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(folder=folder, volume=volume)
if same_folder.count() > 0:
movie = same_folder[0].file.movie
else:
@ -67,7 +95,7 @@ def api_update(request):
path = os.path.join(folder, name)
instance = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(file__oshash=oshash, user=user)
instance = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(file__oshash=oshash, volume=volume)
if instance.count()>0:
instance = instance[0]
updated = False
@ -76,39 +104,33 @@ def api_update(request):
setattr(instance, key, f[key])
updated=True
if updated:
f.save()
instance.save()
else:
#look if oshash is known
file_object = models.File.objects.filter(oshash=oshash)
if file_object.count() > 0:
file_object = file_object[0]
instance = models.FileInstance()
instance.file = file_object
for key in ('atime', 'mtime', 'ctime', 'name', 'folder'):
setattr(instance, key, f[key])
instance.save()
file_objects = models.File.objects.filter(oshash=oshash)
if file_objects.count() > 0:
file_object = file_objects[0]
#new oshash, add to database
else:
if not movie:
movie_info = parse_path(folder)
movie = backend.models.getMovie(movie_info)
f = models.File()
f.oshash = oshash
f.name = name
f.movie = movie
f.save()
response['info'].append(oshash)
instance = models.FileInstance()
instance.user = user
instance.file = f
for key in ('atime', 'mtime', 'ctime', 'name', 'folder'):
setattr(instance, key, f[key])
instance.save()
file_object = models.File()
file_object.oshash = oshash
file_object.name = name
file_object.movie = movie
file_object.save()
response['data']['info'].append(oshash)
instance = models.FileInstance()
instance.volume = volume
instance.file = file_object
for key in ('atime', 'mtime', 'ctime', 'name', 'folder'):
setattr(instance, key, f[key])
instance.save()
#remove deleted files
#FIXME: can this have any bad consequences? i.e. on the selction of used movie files.
models.FileInstance.objects.filter(user=user).exclude(file__oshash__in=all_files).delete()
models.FileInstance.objects.filter(volume=volume).exclude(file__oshash__in=all_files).delete()
user_profile = user.get_profile()
user_profile.files_updated = datetime.now()
@ -117,21 +139,26 @@ def api_update(request):
if 'info' in data:
for oshash in data['info']:
info = data['info'][oshash]
instance = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(file__oshash=oshash, user=user)
instance = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(file__oshash=oshash, volume__user=user)
if instance.count()>0:
instance = instance[0]
if not instance.file.info:
for key in ('atime', 'mtime', 'ctime'):
if key in info:
del info[key]
instance.file.info = info
instance.file.save()
files = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(user=user, file__available=False)
response['data'] = [f.file.oshash for f in files.filter(file__is_video=True)]
response['files'] = [f.file.oshash for f in files.filter(file__is_subtitle=True)]
files = models.FileInstance.objects.filter(volume__user=user, file__available=False)
response['data']['info'] = [f.file.oshash for f in files.filter(file__info='{}')]
#needs some flag to find those that are actually used main is to generic
response['data']['data'] = [f.file.oshash for f in files.filter(file__is_video=True, file__is_main=True)]
response['data']['file'] = [f.file.oshash for f in files.filter(file__is_subtitle=True)]
return render_to_json_response(response)
#@login_required_json
@login_required_json
#FIXME: is this part of the api or does it have to be outside due to multipart?
def api_upload(request):
'''