remove all accepts = ('Foo',) declaration and use __selectors__ = implements('Foo') instead
"""Rules based url rewriter component, to get configurable RESTful urls
:organization: Logilab
:copyright: 2007-2008 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE), all rights reserved.
:contact: http://www.logilab.fr/ -- mailto:contact@logilab.fr
"""
import re
from cubicweb.vregistry import autoselectors
from cubicweb.common.registerers import accepts_registerer
from cubicweb.common.appobject import AppObject
def rgx(pattern, flags=0):
"""this is just a convenient shortcout to add the $ sign"""
return re.compile(pattern+'$', flags)
class metarewriter(autoselectors):
"""auto-extend rules dictionnary"""
def __new__(mcs, name, bases, classdict):
# collect baseclass' rules
rules = []
ignore_baseclass_rules = classdict.get('ignore_baseclass_rules', False)
if not ignore_baseclass_rules:
for base in bases:
rules[0:0] = getattr(base, 'rules', [])
rules[0:0] = classdict.get('rules', [])
inputs = set()
for data in rules[:]:
try:
input, output, groups = data
except ValueError:
input, output = data
if input in inputs:
rules.remove( (input, output) )
else:
inputs.add(input)
classdict['rules'] = rules
return super(metarewriter, mcs).__new__(mcs, name, bases, classdict)
class URLRewriter(AppObject):
"""base class for URL rewriters
url rewriters should have a `rules` dict that maps an input URI
to something that should be used for rewriting.
The actual logic that defines how the rules dict is used is implemented
in the `rewrite` method
A `priority` attribute might be used to indicate which rewriter
should be tried first. The higher the priority is, the earlier the
rewriter will be tried
"""
__metaclass__ = metarewriter
__registry__ = 'urlrewriting'
__registerer__ = accepts_registerer
__abstract__ = True
id = 'urlrewriting'
priority = 1
def rewrite(self, req, uri):
raise NotImplementedError
class SimpleReqRewriter(URLRewriter):
"""The SimpleReqRewriters uses a `rules` dict that maps
input URI (regexp or plain string) to a dictionary to update the
request's form
If the input uri is a regexp, group substitution is allowed
"""
id = 'simple'
rules = [
('/schema', dict(vid='schema')),
('/index', dict(vid='index')),
('/myprefs', dict(vid='epropertiesform')),
('/siteconfig', dict(vid='systemepropertiesform')),
('/manage', dict(vid='manage')),
('/notfound', dict(vid='404')),
('/error', dict(vid='error')),
(rgx('/schema/([^/]+?)/?'), dict(vid='eschema', rql=r'Any X WHERE X is EEType, X name "\1"')),
(rgx('/add/([^/]+?)/?'), dict(vid='creation', etype=r'\1')),
(rgx('/doc/images/(.+?)/?'), dict(vid='wdocimages', fid=r'\1')),
(rgx('/doc/?'), dict(vid='wdoc', fid=r'main')),
(rgx('/doc/(.+?)/?'), dict(vid='wdoc', fid=r'\1')),
(rgx('/changelog/?'), dict(vid='changelog')),
]
def rewrite(self, req, uri):
"""for each `input`, `output `in rules, if `uri` matches `input`,
req's form is updated with `output`
"""
rset = None
for data in self.rules:
try:
inputurl, infos, required_groups = data
except ValueError:
inputurl, infos = data
required_groups = None
if required_groups and not req.user.matching_groups(required_groups):
continue
if isinstance(inputurl, basestring):
if inputurl == uri:
req.form.update(infos)
break
elif inputurl.match(uri): # it's a regexp
# XXX what about i18n ? (vtitle for instance)
for param, value in infos.items():
if isinstance(value, basestring):
req.form[param]= inputurl.sub(value, uri)
else:
req.form[param] = value
break
else:
self.debug("no simple rewrite rule found for %s", uri)
raise KeyError(uri)
return None, None
def build_rset(rql, rgxgroups=None, cachekey=None, setuser=False,
vid=None, vtitle=None, form={}, **kwargs):
def do_build_rset(inputurl, uri, req, schema):
if rgxgroups:
match = inputurl.match(uri)
for arg, group in rgxgroups:
kwargs[arg] = match.group(group)
req.form.update(form)
if setuser:
kwargs['u'] = req.user.eid
if vid:
req.form['vid'] = vid
if vtitle:
req.form['vtitle'] = req._(vtitle) % kwargs
return None, req.execute(rql, kwargs, cachekey)
return do_build_rset
def update_form(**kwargs):
def do_build_rset(inputurl, uri, req, schema):
match = inputurl.match(uri)
kwargs.update(match.groupdict())
req.form.update(kwargs)
return None, None
return do_build_rset
def rgx_action(rql=None, args=None, cachekey=None, argsgroups=(), setuser=False,
form=None, formgroups=(), transforms={}, controller=None):
def do_build_rset(inputurl, uri, req, schema):
if rql:
kwargs = args and args.copy() or {}
if argsgroups:
match = inputurl.match(uri)
for key in argsgroups:
value = match.group(key)
try:
kwargs[key] = transforms[key](value)
except KeyError:
kwargs[key] = value
if setuser:
kwargs['u'] = req.user.eid
rset = req.execute(rql, kwargs, cachekey)
else:
rset = None
form2 = form and form.copy() or {}
if formgroups:
match = inputurl.match(uri)
for key in formgroups:
form2[key] = match.group(key)
if form2:
req.form.update(form2)
return controller, rset
return do_build_rset
class SchemaBasedRewriter(URLRewriter):
"""Here, the rules dict maps regexps or plain strings to
callbacks that will be called with (input, uri, req, schema)
"""
id = 'schemabased'
rules = [
# rgxp : callback
(rgx('/search/(.+)'), build_rset(rql=r'Any X WHERE X has_text %(text)s',
rgxgroups=[('text', 1)])),
]
def rewrite(self, req, uri):
# XXX this could be refacted with SimpleReqRewriter
for data in self.rules:
try:
inputurl, callback, required_groups = data
except ValueError:
inputurl, callback = data
required_groups = None
if required_groups and not req.user.matching_groups(required_groups):
continue
if isinstance(inputurl, basestring):
if inputurl == uri:
return callback(inputurl, uri, req, self.schema)
elif inputurl.match(uri): # it's a regexp
return callback(inputurl, uri, req, self.schema)
else:
self.debug("no schemabased rewrite rule found for %s", uri)
raise KeyError(uri)