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# copyright 2003-2011 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE), all rights reserved.
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# This file is part of CubicWeb.
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"""abstract action classes for CubicWeb web client
Actions are typically displayed in an action box, but can also be used
in other parts of the interface (the user menu, the footer, etc.). The
'order', 'category' and 'title' class attributes control how the action will
be displayed. The 'submenu' attribute is only used for actions in the
action box.
The most important method from a developper point of view in the
:meth:'Action.url' method, which returns a URL on which the navigation
should directed to perform the action. There are two common ways of
writing that method:
* do nothing special and simply return a URL to the current rset with
a special view (with `self._cw.build_url(...)` for instance)
* define an inner function `callback_func(req, *args)` which will do
the work and call it through `self._cw.user_callback(callback_func,
args, msg)`: this method will return a URL which calls the inner
function, and displays the message in the web interface when the
callback has completed (and report any exception occuring in the
callback too)
Many examples of the first approach are available in :mod:`cubicweb.web.views.actions`.
Here is an example of the second approach:
.. sourcecode:: python
from cubicweb.web import action
class SomeAction(action.Action):
__regid__ = 'mycube_some_action'
title = _(some action)
__select__ = action.Action.__select__ & is_instance('TargetEntity')
def url(self):
if self.cw_row is None:
eids = [row[0] for row in self.cw_rset]
else:
eids = (self.cw_rset[self.cw_row][self.cw_col or 0],)
def do_action(req, eids):
for eid in eids:
entity = req.entity_from_eid(eid, 'TargetEntity')
entity.perform_action()
msg = self._cw._('some_action performed')
return self._cw.user_callback(do_action, (eids,), msg)
"""
__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"
_ = unicode
from cubicweb import target
from cubicweb.selectors import (partial_relation_possible, match_search_state,
one_line_rset)
from cubicweb.appobject import AppObject
class Action(AppObject):
"""abstract action. Handle the .search_states attribute to match
request search state.
"""
__registry__ = 'actions'
__select__ = match_search_state('normal')
order = 99
category = 'moreactions'
# actions in category 'moreactions' can specify a sub-menu in which they should be filed
submenu = None
def actual_actions(self):
yield self
def fill_menu(self, box, menu):
"""add action(s) to the given submenu of the given box"""
for action in self.actual_actions():
menu.append(box.action_link(action))
def html_class(self):
if self._cw.selected(self.url()):
return 'selected'
def build_action(self, title, url, **kwargs):
return UnregisteredAction(self._cw, title, url, **kwargs)
def url(self):
"""return the url associated with this action"""
raise NotImplementedError
class UnregisteredAction(Action):
"""non registered action, used to build boxes"""
category = None
id = None
def __init__(self, req, title, url, **kwargs):
Action.__init__(self, req)
self.title = req._(title)
self._url = url
self.__dict__.update(kwargs)
def url(self):
return self._url
class LinkToEntityAction(Action):
"""base class for actions consisting to create a new object with an initial
relation set to an entity.
Additionaly to EntityAction behaviour, this class is parametrized using
.rtype, .role and .target_etype attributes to check if the action apply and
if the logged user has access to it (see
:class:`~cubicweb.selectors.partial_relation_possible` selector
documentation for more information).
"""
__select__ = (match_search_state('normal') & one_line_rset()
& partial_relation_possible(action='add', strict=True))
submenu = 'addrelated'
# to be defined in concrete classes
target_etype = rtype = None
def url(self):
try:
# deprecated in 3.6, already warned by the selector
ttype = self.etype # pylint: disable=E1101
except AttributeError:
ttype = self.target_etype
entity = self.cw_rset.get_entity(self.cw_row or 0, self.cw_col or 0)
linkto = '%s:%s:%s' % (self.rtype, entity.eid, target(self))
return self._cw.vreg["etypes"].etype_class(ttype).cw_create_url(self._cw,
__redirectpath=entity.rest_path(), __linkto=linkto,
__redirectvid=self._cw.form.get('__redirectvid', ''))