Source code for tailbone.forms.core

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"""
Forms Core
"""

import hashlib
import json
import logging
import warnings
from collections import OrderedDict

import sqlalchemy as sa
from sqlalchemy import orm
from sqlalchemy.ext.associationproxy import AssociationProxy, ASSOCIATION_PROXY
from wuttjamaican.util import UNSPECIFIED

from rattail.util import pretty_boolean
from rattail.db.util import get_fieldnames

import colander
import deform
from colanderalchemy import SQLAlchemySchemaNode
from colanderalchemy.schema import _creation_order
from deform import widget as dfwidget
from pyramid_deform import SessionFileUploadTempStore
from pyramid.renderers import render
from webhelpers2.html import tags, HTML

from wuttaweb.util import FieldList, get_form_data, make_json_safe

from tailbone.db import Session
from tailbone.util import raw_datetime, render_markdown
from tailbone.forms import types
from tailbone.forms.widgets import (ReadonlyWidget, PlainDateWidget,
                                    JQueryDateWidget, JQueryTimeWidget,
                                    FileUploadWidget, MultiFileUploadWidget)
from tailbone.exceptions import TailboneJSONFieldError


log = logging.getLogger(__name__)


def get_association_proxy(mapper, field):
    """
    Returns the association proxy corresponding to the given field name if one
    exists, or ``None``.
    """
    try:
        desc = getattr(mapper.all_orm_descriptors, field)
    except AttributeError:
        pass
    else:
        if desc.extension_type == ASSOCIATION_PROXY:
            return desc


def get_association_proxy_target(inspector, field):
    """
    Returns the property on the main class, which represents the "target"
    for the given association proxy field name.  Typically this will refer
    to the "extension" model class.
    """
    proxy = get_association_proxy(inspector, field)
    if proxy:
        proxy_target = inspector.get_property(proxy.target_collection)
        if isinstance(proxy_target, orm.RelationshipProperty) and not proxy_target.uselist:
            return proxy_target


def get_association_proxy_column(inspector, field):
    """
    Returns the property on the proxy target class, for the column which is
    reflected by the proxy.
    """
    proxy_target = get_association_proxy_target(inspector, field)
    if proxy_target:
        if proxy_target.mapper.has_property(field):
            prop = proxy_target.mapper.get_property(field)
            if isinstance(prop, orm.ColumnProperty) and isinstance(prop.columns[0], sa.Column):
                return prop


class CustomSchemaNode(SQLAlchemySchemaNode):

    def association_proxy(self, field):
        """
        Returns the association proxy corresponding to the given field name if
        one exists, or ``None``.
        """
        return get_association_proxy(self.inspector, field)

    def association_proxy_target(self, field):
        """
        Returns the property on the main class, which represents the "target"
        for the given association proxy field name.  Typically this will refer
        to the "extension" model class.
        """
        return get_association_proxy_target(self.inspector, field)

    def association_proxy_column(self, field):
        """
        Returns the property on the proxy target class, for the column which is
        reflected by the proxy.
        """
        return get_association_proxy_column(self.inspector, field)

    def supported_association_proxy(self, field):
        """
        Returns boolean indicating whether the association proxy corresponding
        to the given field name, is "supported" with typical logic.
        """
        if not self.association_proxy_column(field):
            return False
        return True

    def add_nodes(self, includes, excludes, overrides):
        """
        Add all automatic nodes to the schema.

        .. note::
           This method was copied from upstream and modified to add automatic
           handling of "association proxy" fields.
        """
        if set(excludes) & set(includes):
            msg = 'excludes and includes are mutually exclusive.'
            raise ValueError(msg)

        # sorted to maintain the order in which the attributes
        # are defined
        properties = sorted(self.inspector.attrs, key=_creation_order)
        if excludes:
            if includes:
                raise ValueError("Must pass includes *or* excludes, but not both")
            supported = [prop.key for prop in properties
                         if prop.key not in excludes]
        elif includes:
            supported = includes
        elif includes is not None:
            supported = []

        for name in supported:
            prop = self.inspector.attrs.get(name, name)

            if name in excludes or (includes and name not in includes):
                log.debug('Attribute %s skipped imperatively', name)
                continue

            name_overrides_copy = overrides.get(name, {}).copy()

            if (isinstance(prop, orm.ColumnProperty)
                    and isinstance(prop.columns[0], sa.Column)):
                node = self.get_schema_from_column(
                    prop,
                    name_overrides_copy
                )
            elif isinstance(prop, orm.RelationshipProperty):
                if prop.mapper.class_ in self.parents_ and name not in includes:
                    continue
                node = self.get_schema_from_relationship(
                    prop,
                    name_overrides_copy
                )
            elif isinstance(prop, colander.SchemaNode):
                node = prop
            else:

                # magic for association proxy fields
                column = self.association_proxy_column(name)
                if column:
                    node = self.get_schema_from_column(column, name_overrides_copy)

                else:
                    log.debug(
                        'Attribute %s skipped due to not being '
                        'a ColumnProperty or RelationshipProperty',
                        name
                    )
                    continue

            if node is not None:
                self.add(node)

    def get_schema_from_relationship(self, prop, overrides):
        """ Build and return a :class:`colander.SchemaNode` for a relationship.
        """

        # for some reason ColanderAlchemy wants to crawl our entire ORM by
        # default, by way of relationships.  this 'excludes' hack is used to
        # prevent that, by forcing skip of 2nd-level relationships

        excludes = []
        if isinstance(prop, orm.RelationshipProperty):
            for next_prop in prop.mapper.iterate_properties:

                # don't include secondary relationships
                if isinstance(next_prop, orm.RelationshipProperty):
                    excludes.append(next_prop.key)

                # don't include fields of binary type
                elif isinstance(next_prop, orm.ColumnProperty):
                    for column in next_prop.columns:
                        if isinstance(column.type, sa.LargeBinary):
                            excludes.append(next_prop.key)

        if excludes:
            overrides['excludes'] = excludes

        return super().get_schema_from_relationship(prop, overrides)

    def dictify(self, obj):
        """ Return a dictified version of `obj` using schema information.

        .. note::
           This method was copied from upstream and modified to add automatic
           handling of "association proxy" fields.
        """
        dict_ = super().dictify(obj)
        for node in self:

            name = node.name
            if name not in dict_:
                # we're only processing association proxy fields here
                if not self.supported_association_proxy(name):
                    continue

                value = getattr(obj, name)
                if value is None:
                    if isinstance(node.typ, colander.String):
                        # colander has an issue with `None` on a String type
                        #  where it translates it into "None".  Let's check
                        #  for that specific case and turn it into a
                        #  `colander.null`.
                        dict_[name] = colander.null
                    else:
                        # A specific case this helps is with Integer where
                        #  `None` is an invalid value.  We call serialize()
                        #  to test if we have a value that will work later
                        #  for serialization and then allow it if it doesn't
                        #  raise an exception.  Hopefully this also catches
                        #  issues with user defined types and future issues.
                        try:
                            node.serialize(value)
                        except:
                            dict_[name] = colander.null
                        else:
                            dict_[name] = value
                else:
                    dict_[name] = value

        return dict_

    def objectify(self, dict_, context=None):
        """ Return an object representing ``dict_`` using schema information.

        .. note::
           This method was copied from upstream and modified to add automatic
           handling of "association proxy" fields.
        """
        mapper = self.inspector
        context = mapper.class_() if context is None else context
        for attr in dict_:
            if mapper.has_property(attr):
                prop = mapper.get_property(attr)
                if hasattr(prop, 'mapper'):
                    cls = prop.mapper.class_
                    if prop.uselist:
                        # Sequence of objects
                        value = [self[attr].children[0].objectify(obj)
                                 for obj in dict_[attr]]
                    else:
                        # Single object
                        value = self[attr].objectify(dict_[attr])
                else:
                     value = dict_[attr]
                     if value is colander.null:
                         # `colander.null` is never an appropriate
                         #  value to be placed on an SQLAlchemy object
                         #  so we translate it into `None`.
                         value = None
                setattr(context, attr, value)

            else:

                # try to process association proxy field
                if self.supported_association_proxy(attr):
                    value = dict_[attr]
                    if value is colander.null:
                        # `colander.null` is never an appropriate
                        #  value to be placed on an SQLAlchemy object
                        #  so we translate it into `None`.
                        value = None
                    setattr(context, attr, value)

                else:
                    # Ignore attributes if they are not mapped
                    log.debug(
                        'SQLAlchemySchemaNode.objectify: %s not found on '
                        '%s. This property has been ignored.',
                        attr, self
                    )
                    continue

        return context


[docs] class Form(object): """ Base class for all forms. """ save_label = "Submit" update_label = "Save" show_cancel = True auto_disable = True auto_disable_save = True auto_disable_cancel = True def __init__(self, fields=None, schema=None, request=None, readonly=False, readonly_fields=[], model_instance=None, model_class=None, appstruct=UNSPECIFIED, nodes={}, enums={}, labels={}, assume_local_times=False, renderers=None, renderer_kwargs={}, hidden={}, widgets={}, defaults={}, validators={}, required={}, helptext={}, focus_spec=None, action_url=None, cancel_url=None, vue_tagname=None, vuejs_component_kwargs=None, vuejs_field_converters={}, json_data={}, included_templates={}, # TODO: ugh this is getting out hand! can_edit_help=False, edit_help_url=None, route_prefix=None, **kwargs ): self.fields = None if fields is not None: self.set_fields(fields) self.schema = schema if self.fields is None and self.schema: self.set_fields([f.name for f in self.schema]) self.grouping = None self.request = request self.readonly = readonly self.readonly_fields = set(readonly_fields or []) self.model_instance = model_instance self.model_class = model_class if self.model_instance and not self.model_class and not isinstance(self.model_instance, dict): self.model_class = type(self.model_instance) if self.model_class and self.fields is None: self.set_fields(self.make_fields()) self.appstruct = appstruct self.nodes = nodes or {} self.enums = enums or {} self.labels = labels or {} self.assume_local_times = assume_local_times if renderers is None and self.model_class: self.renderers = self.make_renderers() else: self.renderers = renderers or {} self.renderer_kwargs = renderer_kwargs or {} self.hidden = hidden or {} self.widgets = widgets or {} self.defaults = defaults or {} self.validators = validators or {} self.required = required or {} self.helptext = helptext or {} self.dynamic_helptext = {} self.focus_spec = focus_spec self.action_url = action_url self.cancel_url = cancel_url # vue_tagname self.vue_tagname = vue_tagname if not self.vue_tagname and kwargs.get('component'): warnings.warn("component kwarg is deprecated for Form(); " "please use vue_tagname param instead", DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2) self.vue_tagname = kwargs['component'] if not self.vue_tagname: self.vue_tagname = 'tailbone-form' self.vuejs_component_kwargs = vuejs_component_kwargs or {} self.vuejs_field_converters = vuejs_field_converters or {} self.json_data = json_data or {} self.included_templates = included_templates or {} self.can_edit_help = can_edit_help self.edit_help_url = edit_help_url self.route_prefix = route_prefix self.button_icon_submit = kwargs.get('button_icon_submit', 'save') def __iter__(self): return iter(self.fields) @property def vue_component(self): """ String name for the Vue component, e.g. ``'TailboneGrid'``. This is a generated value based on :attr:`vue_tagname`. """ words = self.vue_tagname.split('-') return ''.join([word.capitalize() for word in words]) @property def component(self): """ DEPRECATED - use :attr:`vue_tagname` instead. """ warnings.warn("Form.component is deprecated; " "please use vue_tagname instead", DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2) return self.vue_tagname @property def component_studly(self): """ DEPRECATED - use :attr:`vue_component` instead. """ warnings.warn("Form.component_studly is deprecated; " "please use vue_component instead", DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2) return self.vue_component def get_button_label_submit(self): """ """ if hasattr(self, '_button_label_submit'): return self._button_label_submit label = getattr(self, 'submit_label', None) if label: return label return self.save_label def set_button_label_submit(self, value): """ """ self._button_label_submit = value # wutta compat button_label_submit = property(get_button_label_submit, set_button_label_submit) def __contains__(self, item): return item in self.fields def set_fields(self, fields): self.fields = FieldList(fields)
[docs] def make_fields(self): """ Return a default list of fields, based on :attr:`model_class`. """ if not self.model_class: raise ValueError("Must define model_class to use make_fields()") return get_fieldnames(self.request.rattail_config, self.model_class, columns=True, proxies=True, relations=True)
def set_grouping(self, items): self.grouping = OrderedDict(items)
[docs] def make_renderers(self): """ Return a default set of field renderers, based on :attr:`model_class`. """ if not self.model_class: raise ValueError("Must define model_class to use make_renderers()") inspector = sa.inspect(self.model_class) renderers = {} # TODO: clearly this should be leaner... # first look at regular column fields for prop in inspector.iterate_properties: if isinstance(prop, orm.ColumnProperty): if len(prop.columns) == 1: column = prop.columns[0] if isinstance(column.type, sa.DateTime): if self.assume_local_times: renderers[prop.key] = self.render_datetime_local else: renderers[prop.key] = self.render_datetime elif isinstance(column.type, sa.Boolean): renderers[prop.key] = self.render_boolean # then look at association proxy fields for key, desc in inspector.all_orm_descriptors.items(): if desc.extension_type == ASSOCIATION_PROXY: prop = get_association_proxy_column(inspector, key) if prop: column = prop.columns[0] if isinstance(column.type, sa.DateTime): renderers[key] = self.render_datetime elif isinstance(column.type, sa.Boolean): renderers[key] = self.render_boolean return renderers
def append(self, field): self.fields.append(field) def insert(self, index, field): self.fields.insert(index, field) def insert_before(self, field, newfield): self.fields.insert_before(field, newfield) def insert_after(self, field, newfield): self.fields.insert_after(field, newfield) def replace(self, field, newfield): self.insert_after(field, newfield) self.remove(field) def remove(self, *args): for arg in args: if arg in self.fields: self.fields.remove(arg) # TODO: deprecare / remove this def remove_field(self, key): self.remove(key) # TODO: deprecare / remove this def remove_fields(self, *args): self.remove(*args) def make_schema(self): if not self.schema: if not self.model_class: # TODO raise NotImplementedError mapper = orm.class_mapper(self.model_class) # first filter our "full" field list so we ignore certain ones. in # particular we don't want readonly fields in the schema, or any # which appear to be "private" includes = [f for f in self.fields if f not in self.readonly_fields and not f.startswith('_') and f != 'versions'] # derive list of "auto included" fields. this is all "included" # fields which are part of the SQLAlchemy ORM for the object auto_includes = [] property_keys = [p.key for p in mapper.iterate_properties] inspector = sa.inspect(self.model_class) for field in includes: if field in self.nodes: continue # these are explicitly set; no magic wanted if field in property_keys: auto_includes.append(field) elif get_association_proxy(inspector, field): auto_includes.append(field) # make schema - only include *property* fields at this point schema = CustomSchemaNode(self.model_class, includes=auto_includes) # for now, must manually add any "extra" fields? this includes all # association proxy fields, not sure how other fields will behave for field in includes: if field not in schema: node = self.nodes.get(field) if not node: node = colander.SchemaNode(colander.String(), name=field, missing='') if not node.name: node.name = field schema.add(node) # apply any label overrides for key, label in self.labels.items(): if key in schema: schema[key].title = label # apply any widget overrides for key, widget in self.widgets.items(): if key in schema: schema[key].widget = widget # TODO: we are now doing this when making deform.Form, in which # case, do we still need to do it here? # apply any default values for key, default in self.defaults.items(): if key in schema: schema[key].default = default # apply any validators for key, validator in self.validators.items(): if key is None: # this one is form-wide schema.validator = validator elif key in schema: schema[key].validator = validator # apply required flags for key, required in self.required.items(): if key in schema: if required: schema[key].missing = colander.required else: schema[key].missing = None # TODO? self.schema = schema return self.schema def set_label(self, key, label): self.labels[key] = label # update schema if necessary if self.schema and key in self.schema: self.schema[key].title = label def get_label(self, key): config = self.request.rattail_config app = config.get_app() return self.labels.get(key, app.make_title(key)) def set_readonly(self, key, readonly=True): if readonly: self.readonly_fields.add(key) else: if key in self.readonly_fields: self.readonly_fields.remove(key) def set_node(self, key, nodeinfo, **kwargs): if isinstance(nodeinfo, colander.SchemaNode): node = nodeinfo else: kwargs.setdefault('name', key) node = colander.SchemaNode(nodeinfo, **kwargs) self.nodes[key] = node # must explicitly replace node, if we already have a schema if self.schema: self.schema[key] = node def set_type(self, key, type_, **kwargs): if type_ == 'datetime': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_datetime) elif type_ == 'datetime_falafel': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_datetime) self.set_node(key, types.FalafelDateTime(request=self.request)) if kwargs.get('helptext'): app = self.request.rattail_config.get_app() timezone = app.get_timezone() self.set_helptext(key, f"NOTE: all times are local to {timezone}") elif type_ == 'datetime_local': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_datetime_local) elif type_ == 'date_plain': self.set_widget(key, PlainDateWidget()) elif type_ == 'date_jquery': # TODO: is this safe / a good idea? # self.set_node(key, colander.Date()) self.set_widget(key, JQueryDateWidget()) elif type_ == 'time_jquery': self.set_node(key, types.JQueryTime()) self.set_widget(key, JQueryTimeWidget()) elif type_ == 'time_falafel': self.set_node(key, types.FalafelTime(request=self.request)) elif type_ == 'duration': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_duration) elif type_ == 'boolean': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_boolean) self.set_widget(key, dfwidget.CheckboxWidget()) elif type_ == 'currency': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_currency) elif type_ == 'quantity': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_quantity) elif type_ == 'percent': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_percent) elif type_ == 'gpc': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_gpc) elif type_ == 'enum': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_enum) elif type_ == 'codeblock': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_codeblock) self.set_widget(key, dfwidget.TextAreaWidget(cols=80, rows=8)) elif type_ == 'text': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_pre_sans_serif) self.set_widget(key, dfwidget.TextAreaWidget(cols=80, rows=8)) elif type_ == 'text_wrapped': self.set_renderer(key, self.render_pre_sans_serif_wrapped) self.set_widget(key, dfwidget.TextAreaWidget(cols=80, rows=8)) elif type_ == 'file': tmpstore = SessionFileUploadTempStore(self.request) kw = {'widget': FileUploadWidget(tmpstore, request=self.request), 'title': self.get_label(key)} if 'required' in kwargs and not kwargs['required']: kw['missing'] = colander.null self.set_node(key, colander.SchemaNode(deform.FileData(), **kw)) elif type_ == 'multi_file': tmpstore = SessionFileUploadTempStore(self.request) file_node = colander.SchemaNode(deform.FileData(), name='upload') kw = {'name': key, 'title': self.get_label(key), 'widget': MultiFileUploadWidget(tmpstore)} # if 'required' in kwargs and not kwargs['required']: # kw['missing'] = colander.null if kwargs.get('validate_unique'): kw['validator'] = self.validate_multiple_files_unique files_node = colander.SequenceSchema(file_node, **kw) self.set_node(key, files_node) else: raise ValueError("unknown type for '{}' field: {}".format(key, type_)) def validate_multiple_files_unique(self, node, value): # get SHA256 hash for each file; error if duplicates encountered hashes = {} for fileinfo in value: fp = fileinfo['fp'] fp.seek(0) filehash = hashlib.sha256(fp.read()).hexdigest() if filehash in hashes: node.raise_invalid(f"Duplicate file detected: {fileinfo['filename']}") hashes[filehash] = fileinfo def set_enum(self, key, enum, empty=None): if enum: self.enums[key] = enum self.set_type(key, 'enum') values = list(enum.items()) if empty: values.insert(0, empty) self.set_widget(key, dfwidget.SelectWidget(values=values)) else: self.enums.pop(key, None) def get_enum(self, key): return self.enums.get(key) # TODO: i don't think this is actually being used anywhere..? def set_enum_value(self, key, enum_key, enum_value): enum = self.enums.get(key) if enum: enum[enum_key] = enum_value def set_renderer(self, key, renderer): if renderer is None: if key in self.renderers: del self.renderers[key] else: self.renderers[key] = renderer def add_renderer_kwargs(self, key, kwargs): self.renderer_kwargs.setdefault(key, {}).update(kwargs) def get_renderer_kwargs(self, key): return self.renderer_kwargs.get(key, {}) def set_renderer_kwargs(self, key, kwargs): self.renderer_kwargs[key] = kwargs
[docs] def set_input_handler(self, key, value): """ Convenience method to assign "input handler" callback code for the given field. """ self.add_renderer_kwargs(key, {'input_handler': value})
def set_hidden(self, key, hidden=True): self.hidden[key] = hidden def set_widget(self, key, widget): self.widgets[key] = widget # update schema if necessary if self.schema and key in self.schema: self.schema[key].widget = widget
[docs] def set_validator(self, key, validator): """ Set the validator for the schema node represented by the given key. :param key: Normally this the name of one of the fields contained in the form. It can also be ``None`` in which case the validator pertains to the form at large instead of one of the fields. :param validator: Callable which accepts ``(node, value)`` args. """ self.validators[key] = validator # we normally apply the validator when creating the schema, so # if this form already has a schema, then go ahead and apply # the validator to it if self.schema and key in self.schema: self.schema[key].validator = validator
[docs] def set_required(self, key, required=True): """ Set whether or not value is required for a given field. """ self.required[key] = required
[docs] def set_default(self, key, value): """ Set the default value for a given field. """ self.defaults[key] = value
[docs] def set_helptext(self, key, value, dynamic=False): """ Set the help text for a given field. """ # nb. must avoid newlines, they cause some weird "blank page" error?! self.helptext[key] = value.replace('\n', ' ') if value and dynamic: self.dynamic_helptext[key] = True else: self.dynamic_helptext.pop(key, None)
[docs] def has_helptext(self, key): """ Returns boolean indicating whether the given field has accompanying help text. """ return key in self.helptext
[docs] def render_helptext(self, key): """ Render the help text for the given field. """ text = self.helptext[key] text = text.replace('"', '&quot;') return HTML.literal(text)
def set_vuejs_field_converter(self, field, converter): self.vuejs_field_converters[field] = converter def render(self, **kwargs): warnings.warn("Form.render() is deprecated (for now?); " "please use Form.render_deform() instead", DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2) return self.render_deform(**kwargs) def get_deform(self): """ """ return self.make_deform_form() def make_deform_form(self): if not hasattr(self, 'deform_form'): schema = self.make_schema() # TODO: we are still also doing this when making the schema, but # seems like this should be the right place instead? # apply any default values for key, default in self.defaults.items(): if key in schema: schema[key].default = default # get initial form values from model instance kwargs = {} # TODO: ugh, this is necessary to avoid some logic # which assumes a ColanderAlchemy schema i think? if self.appstruct is not UNSPECIFIED: if self.appstruct: kwargs['appstruct'] = self.appstruct elif self.model_instance: if self.model_class: kwargs['appstruct'] = schema.dictify(self.model_instance) else: kwargs['appstruct'] = self.model_instance # create form form = deform.Form(schema, **kwargs) form.tailbone_form = self # set readonly widget where applicable for field in self.readonly_fields: if field in form: form[field].widget = ReadonlyWidget() self.deform_form = form return self.deform_form def render_vue_template(self, template='/forms/deform.mako', **context): """ """ output = self.render_deform(template=template, **context) return HTML.literal(output) def render_deform(self, dform=None, template=None, **kwargs): if not template: template = '/forms/deform.mako' if dform is None: dform = self.make_deform_form() # TODO: would perhaps be nice to leverage deform's default rendering # someday..? i.e. using Chameleon *.pt templates # return dform.render() context = kwargs context['form'] = self context['dform'] = dform context.setdefault('can_edit_help', self.can_edit_help) if context['can_edit_help']: context.setdefault('edit_help_url', self.edit_help_url) context['field_labels'] = self.get_field_labels() context['field_markdowns'] = self.get_field_markdowns() context.setdefault('form_kwargs', {}) # TODO: deprecate / remove the latter option here if self.auto_disable_save or self.auto_disable: context['form_kwargs'].setdefault('ref', self.vue_component) context['form_kwargs']['@submit'] = 'submit{}'.format(self.vue_component) if self.focus_spec: context['form_kwargs']['data-focus'] = self.focus_spec context['request'] = self.request context['readonly_fields'] = self.readonly_fields context['render_field_readonly'] = self.render_field_readonly return render(template, context) def get_field_labels(self): return dict([(field, self.get_label(field)) for field in self]) def get_field_markdowns(self, session=None): app = self.request.rattail_config.get_app() model = app.model session = session or Session() if not hasattr(self, 'field_markdowns'): infos = session.query(model.TailboneFieldInfo)\ .filter(model.TailboneFieldInfo.route_prefix == self.route_prefix)\ .all() self.field_markdowns = dict([(info.field_name, info.markdown_text) for info in infos]) return self.field_markdowns def get_vue_field_value(self, key): """ """ if key not in self.fields: return dform = self.get_deform() if key not in dform: return field = dform[key] return make_json_safe(field.cstruct)
[docs] def get_vuejs_model_value(self, field): """ This method must return "raw" JS which will be assigned as the initial model value for the given field. This JS will be written as part of the overall response, to be interpreted on the client side. """ if field.name in self.vuejs_field_converters: convert = self.vuejs_field_converters[field.name] value = convert(field.cstruct) return json.dumps(value) if isinstance(field.schema.typ, colander.Set): if field.cstruct is colander.null: return '[]' try: return self.jsonify_value(field.cstruct) except Exception as error: raise TailboneJSONFieldError(field.name, error)
[docs] def jsonify_value(self, value): """ Take a Python value and convert to JSON """ if value is colander.null: return 'null' if isinstance(value, dfwidget.filedict): # TODO: we used to always/only return 'null' here but hopefully # this also works, to show existing filename when present if value and value['filename']: return json.dumps({'name': value['filename']}) return 'null' elif isinstance(value, list) and all([isinstance(f, dfwidget.filedict) for f in value]): return json.dumps([{'name': f['filename']} for f in value]) app = self.request.rattail_config.get_app() value = app.json_friendly(value) return json.dumps(value)
def get_error_messages(self, field): if field.error: return field.error.messages() error = self.make_deform_form().error if error: if isinstance(error, colander.Invalid): if error.node.name == field.name: return error.messages() def messages_json(self, messages): dump = json.dumps(messages) dump = dump.replace("'", '&apos;') return dump def field_visible(self, field): if self.hidden and self.hidden.get(field): return False return True def set_vuejs_component_kwargs(self, **kwargs): self.vuejs_component_kwargs.update(kwargs) def render_vue_tag(self, **kwargs): """ """ return self.render_vuejs_component(**kwargs)
[docs] def render_vuejs_component(self, **kwargs): """ Render the Vue.js component HTML for the form. Most typically this is something like: .. code-block:: html <tailbone-form :configure-fields-help="configureFieldsHelp"> </tailbone-form> """ kw = dict(self.vuejs_component_kwargs) kw.update(kwargs) if self.can_edit_help: kw.setdefault(':configure-fields-help', 'configureFieldsHelp') return HTML.tag(self.vue_tagname, **kw)
[docs] def set_json_data(self, key, value): """ Establish a data value for use in client-side JS. This value will be JSON-encoded and made available to the `<tailbone-form>` component within the client page. """ self.json_data[key] = value
[docs] def include_template(self, template, context): """ Declare a JS template as required by the current form. This template will then be included in the final page, so all widgets behave correctly. """ self.included_templates[template] = context
def render_included_templates(self): templates = [] for template, context in self.included_templates.items(): context = dict(context) context['form'] = self templates.append(HTML.literal(render(template, context))) return HTML.literal('\n').join(templates) def render_vue_field(self, fieldname, **kwargs): """ """ return self.render_field_complete(fieldname, **kwargs)
[docs] def render_field_complete(self, fieldname, bfield_attrs={}, session=None): """ Render the given field completely, i.e. with ``<b-field>`` wrapper. Note that this is meant to render *editable* fields, i.e. showing a widget, unless the field input is hidden. In other words it's not for "readonly" fields. """ dform = self.make_deform_form() field = dform[fieldname] if fieldname in dform else None include = bool(field) if self.readonly or (not field and fieldname in self.readonly_fields): include = True if not include: return if self.field_visible(fieldname): label = self.get_label(fieldname) markdowns = self.get_field_markdowns(session=session) # these attrs will be for the <b-field> (*not* the widget) attrs = { ':horizontal': 'true', } # add some magic for file input fields if field and isinstance(field.schema.typ, deform.FileData): attrs['class_'] = 'file' # next we will build array of messages to display..some # fields always show a "helptext" msg, and some may have # validation errors.. field_type = None messages = [] # show errors if present error_messages = self.get_error_messages(field) if field else None if error_messages: field_type = 'is-danger' messages.extend(error_messages) # show helptext if present # TODO: older logic did this only if field was *not* # readonly, perhaps should add that back.. if self.has_helptext(fieldname): messages.append(self.render_helptext(fieldname)) # ..okay now we can declare the field messages and type if field_type: attrs['type'] = field_type if messages: if len(messages) == 1: msg = messages[0] if msg.startswith('`') and msg.endswith('`'): attrs[':message'] = msg else: attrs['message'] = msg else: # nb. must pass an array as JSON string attrs[':message'] = '[{}]'.format(', '.join([ "'{}'".format(msg.replace("'", r"\'")) for msg in messages])) # merge anything caller provided attrs.update(bfield_attrs) # render the field widget or whatever if self.readonly or fieldname in self.readonly_fields: html = self.render_field_value(fieldname) or HTML.tag('span') if type(html) is str: html = HTML.tag('span', c=[html]) elif field: html = field.serialize(**self.get_renderer_kwargs(fieldname)) html = HTML.literal(html) # may need a complex label label_contents = [label] # add 'help' icon/tooltip if defined if markdowns.get(fieldname): icon = HTML.tag('b-icon', size='is-small', pack='fas', icon='question-circle') tooltip = render_markdown(markdowns[fieldname]) # nb. must apply hack to get <template #content> as final result tooltip_template = HTML.tag('template', c=[tooltip], **{'#content': 1}) tooltip_template = tooltip_template.replace( HTML.literal('<template #content="1"'), HTML.literal('<template #content')) tooltip = HTML.tag('b-tooltip', type='is-white', size='is-large', multilined='multilined', c=[icon, tooltip_template]) label_contents.append(HTML.literal('&nbsp; &nbsp;')) label_contents.append(tooltip) # add 'configure' icon if allowed if self.can_edit_help: icon = HTML.tag('b-icon', size='is-small', pack='fas', icon='cog') icon = HTML.tag('a', title="Configure field", c=[icon], **{'@click.prevent': "configureFieldInit('{}')".format(fieldname), 'v-show': 'configureFieldsHelp'}) label_contents.append(HTML.literal('&nbsp; &nbsp;')) label_contents.append(icon) # only declare label template if it's complex html = [html] # TODO: figure out why complex label does not work for oruga if self.request.use_oruga: attrs['label'] = label else: if len(label_contents) > 1: # nb. must apply hack to get <template #label> as final result label_template = HTML.tag('template', c=label_contents, **{'#label': 1}) label_template = label_template.replace( HTML.literal('<template #label="1"'), HTML.literal('<template #label')) html.insert(0, label_template) else: # simple label attrs['label'] = label # and finally wrap it all in a <b-field> return HTML.tag('b-field', c=html, **attrs) elif field: # hidden field # can just do normal thing for these # TODO: again, why does serialize() not return literal? return HTML.literal(field.serialize())
# TODO: this was copied from wuttaweb; can remove when we align # Form class structure def render_vue_finalize(self): """ """ set_data = f"{self.vue_component}.data = function() {{ return {self.vue_component}Data }}" make_component = f"Vue.component('{self.vue_tagname}', {self.vue_component})" return HTML.tag('script', c=['\n', HTML.literal(set_data), '\n', HTML.literal(make_component), '\n'])
[docs] def render_field_readonly(self, field_name, **kwargs): """ Render the given field completely, but in read-only fashion. Note that this method will generate the wrapper div and label, as well as the field value. """ if field_name not in self.fields: return '' label = kwargs.get('label') if not label: label = self.get_label(field_name) value = self.render_field_value(field_name) or '' if not self.request.use_oruga: label = HTML.tag('label', label, for_=field_name) field_div = HTML.tag('div', class_='field', c=[value]) contents = [label, field_div] if self.has_helptext(field_name): contents.append(HTML.tag('span', class_='instructions', c=[self.render_helptext(field_name)])) return HTML.tag('div', class_='field-wrapper {}'.format(field_name), c=contents) # nb. for some reason we must wrap once more for oruga, # otherwise it splits up the field?! value = HTML.tag('span', c=[value]) # oruga uses <o-field> return HTML.tag('o-field', label=label, c=[value], **{':horizontal': 'true'})
def render_field_value(self, field_name): record = self.model_instance if self.renderers and field_name in self.renderers: return self.renderers[field_name](record, field_name) return self.render_generic(record, field_name) def render_generic(self, record, field_name): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if value is None: return "" return str(value) def render_datetime(self, record, field_name): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if value is None: return "" return raw_datetime(self.request.rattail_config, value) def render_datetime_local(self, record, field_name): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if value is None: return "" app = self.request.rattail_config.get_app() value = app.localtime(value) return raw_datetime(self.request.rattail_config, value) def render_duration(self, record, field_name): seconds = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if seconds is None: return "" app = self.request.rattail_config.get_app() return app.render_duration(seconds=seconds) def render_boolean(self, record, field_name): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) return pretty_boolean(value) def render_currency(self, record, field_name): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if value is None: return "" try: if value < 0: return "(${:0,.2f})".format(0 - value) return "${:0,.2f}".format(value) except ValueError: return str(value) def render_quantity(self, obj, field): value = self.obtain_value(obj, field) if value is None: return "" app = self.request.rattail_config.get_app() return app.render_quantity(value) def render_percent(self, obj, field): app = self.request.rattail_config.get_app() value = self.obtain_value(obj, field) return app.render_percent(value, places=3) def render_gpc(self, obj, field): value = self.obtain_value(obj, field) if value is None: return "" return value.pretty() def render_enum(self, record, field_name): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if value is None: return "" enum = self.enums.get(field_name) if enum and value in enum: return str(enum[value]) return str(value) def render_codeblock(self, record, field_name): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if value is None: return "" return HTML.tag('pre', value) def render_pre_sans_serif(self, record, field_name, wrapped=False): value = self.obtain_value(record, field_name) if value is None: return "" kwargs = { 'c': value, # this uses a Bulma helper class, for which we also add # custom styles to our "default" base.css (for jquery # theme) 'class_': 'is-family-sans-serif', } if wrapped: kwargs['style'] = 'white-space: pre-wrap;' return HTML.tag('pre', **kwargs) def render_pre_sans_serif_wrapped(self, record, field_name): return self.render_pre_sans_serif(record, field_name, wrapped=True) def obtain_value(self, record, field_name): if record: if isinstance(record, dict): return record[field_name] try: return getattr(record, field_name) except AttributeError: pass try: return record[field_name] except TypeError: pass # TODO: is this always safe to do? elif self.defaults and field_name in self.defaults: return self.defaults[field_name]
[docs] def validate(self, *args, **kwargs): """ Try to validate the form. This should work whether data was submitted as classic POST data, or as JSON body. :returns: ``True`` if form data is valid, otherwise ``False``. """ if 'newstyle' in kwargs: warnings.warn("the `newstyle` kwarg is no longer used " "for Form.validate()", DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2) if hasattr(self, 'validated'): del self.validated if self.request.method != 'POST': return False controls = get_form_data(self.request).items() # unfortunately the normal form logic (i.e. peppercorn) is # expecting all values to be strings, whereas if our data # came from JSON body, may have given us some Pythonic # objects. so here we must convert them *back* to strings # TODO: this seems like a hack, i must be missing something # TODO: also this uses same "JSON" check as get_form_data() if self.request.is_xhr and not self.request.POST: controls = [[key, val] for key, val in controls] for i in range(len(controls)): key, value = controls[i] if value is None: controls[i][1] = '' elif value is True: controls[i][1] = 'true' elif value is False: controls[i][1] = 'false' elif not isinstance(value, str): controls[i][1] = str(value) dform = self.make_deform_form() try: self.validated = dform.validate(controls) return True except deform.ValidationFailure: return False
@colander.deferred def upload_widget(node, kw): request = kw['request'] tmpstore = SessionFileUploadTempStore(request) return dfwidget.FileUploadWidget(tmpstore) class SimpleFileImport(colander.Schema): """ Schema for simple file import. Note that you must bind your ``request`` object to this schema, i.e.:: schema = SimpleFileImport().bind(request=request) """ filename = colander.SchemaNode(deform.FileData(), widget=upload_widget)