mediagoblin/db/mongo/models.py

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  16
  17 import datetime
  18
  19 from mongokit import Document
  20
  21 from mediagoblin.auth import lib as auth_lib
  22 from mediagoblin import mg_globals
  23 from mediagoblin.db.mongo import migrations
  24 from mediagoblin.db.mongo.util import ASCENDING, DESCENDING, ObjectId
  25 from mediagoblin.tools.pagination import Pagination
  26 from mediagoblin.tools import url, common
  27
  28 ###################
  29 # Custom validators
  30 ###################
  31
  32 ########
  33 # Models
  34 ########
  35
  36
  37 class User(Document):
  38     """
  39     A user of MediaGoblin.
  40
  41     Structure:
  42      - username: The username of this user, should be unique to this instance.
  43      - email: Email address of this user
  44      - created: When the user was created
  45      - plugin_data: a mapping of extra plugin information for this User.
  46        Nothing uses this yet as we don't have plugins, but someday we
  47        might... :)
  48      - pw_hash: Hashed version of user's password.
  49      - email_verified: Whether or not the user has verified their email or not.
  50        Most parts of the site are disabled for users who haven't yet.
  51      - status: whether or not the user is active, etc.  Currently only has two
  52        values, 'needs_email_verification' or 'active'.  (In the future, maybe
  53        we'll change this to a boolean with a key of 'active' and have a
  54        separate field for a reason the user's been disabled if that's
  55        appropriate... email_verified is already separate, after all.)
  56      - verification_key: If the user is awaiting email verification, the user
  57        will have to provide this key (which will be encoded in the presented
  58        URL) in order to confirm their email as active.
  59      - is_admin: Whether or not this user is an administrator or not.
  60      - url: this user's personal webpage/website, if appropriate.
  61      - bio: biography of this user (plaintext, in markdown)
  62      - bio_html: biography of the user converted to proper HTML.
  63     """
  64     __collection__ = 'users'
  65     use_dot_notation = True
  66
  67     structure = {
  68         'username': unicode,
  69         'email': unicode,
  70         'created': datetime.datetime,
  71         'plugin_data': dict,  # plugins can dump stuff here.
  72         'pw_hash': unicode,
  73         'email_verified': bool,
  74         'status': unicode,
  75         'verification_key': unicode,
  76         'is_admin': bool,
  77         'url': unicode,
  78         'bio': unicode,      # May contain markdown
  79         'bio_html': unicode,  # May contain plaintext, or HTML
  80         'fp_verification_key': unicode,  # forgotten password verification key
  81         'fp_token_expire': datetime.datetime,
  82         }
  83
  84     required_fields = ['username', 'created', 'pw_hash', 'email']
  85
  86     default_values = {
  87         'created': datetime.datetime.utcnow,
  88         'email_verified': False,
  89         'status': u'needs_email_verification',
  90         'is_admin': False}
  91
  92     def check_login(self, password):
  93         """
  94         See if a user can login with this password
  95         """
  96         return auth_lib.bcrypt_check_password(
  97             password, self.pw_hash)
  98
  99
 100 class MediaEntry(Document):
 101     """
 102     Record of a piece of media.
 103
 104     Structure:
 105      - uploader: A reference to a User who uploaded this.
 106
 107      - title: Title of this work
 108
 109      - slug: A normalized "slug" which can be used as part of a URL to retrieve
 110        this work, such as 'my-works-name-in-slug-form' may be viewable by
 111        'http://mg.example.org/u/username/m/my-works-name-in-slug-form/'
 112        Note that since URLs are constructed this way, slugs must be unique
 113        per-uploader.  (An index is provided to enforce that but code should be
 114        written on the python side to ensure this as well.)
 115
 116      - created: Date and time of when this piece of work was uploaded.
 117
 118      - description: Uploader-set description of this work.  This can be marked
 119        up with MarkDown for slight fanciness (links, boldness, italics,
 120        paragraphs...)
 121
 122      - description_html: Rendered version of the description, run through
 123        Markdown and cleaned with our cleaning tool.
 124
 125      - media_type: What type of media is this?  Currently we only support
 126        'image' ;)
 127
 128      - media_data: Extra information that's media-format-dependent.
 129        For example, images might contain some EXIF data that's not appropriate
 130        to other formats.  You might store it like:
 131
 132          mediaentry.media_data['exif'] = {
 133              'manufacturer': 'CASIO',
 134              'model': 'QV-4000',
 135              'exposure_time': .659}
 136
 137        Alternately for video you might store:
 138
 139          # play length in seconds
 140          mediaentry.media_data['play_length'] = 340
 141
 142        ... so what's appropriate here really depends on the media type.
 143
 144      - plugin_data: a mapping of extra plugin information for this User.
 145        Nothing uses this yet as we don't have plugins, but someday we
 146        might... :)
 147
 148      - tags: A list of tags.  Each tag is stored as a dictionary that has a key
 149        for the actual name and the normalized name-as-slug, so ultimately this
 150        looks like:
 151          [{'name': 'Gully Gardens',
 152            'slug': 'gully-gardens'},
 153           {'name': 'Castle Adventure Time?!",
 154            'slug': 'castle-adventure-time'}]
 155
 156      - state: What's the state of this file?  Active, inactive, disabled, etc...
 157        But really for now there are only two states:
 158         "unprocessed": uploaded but needs to go through processing for display
 159         "processed": processed and able to be displayed
 160
 161      - queued_media_file: storage interface style filepath describing a file
 162        queued for processing.  This is stored in the mg_globals.queue_store
 163        storage system.
 164
 165      - queued_task_id: celery task id.  Use this to fetch the task state.
 166
 167      - media_files: Files relevant to this that have actually been processed
 168        and are available for various types of display.  Stored like:
 169          {'thumb': ['dir1', 'dir2', 'pic.png'}
 170
 171      - attachment_files: A list of "attachment" files, ones that aren't
 172        critical to this piece of media but may be usefully relevant to people
 173        viewing the work.  (currently unused.)
 174
 175      - fail_error: path to the exception raised
 176      - fail_metadata:
 177     """
 178     __collection__ = 'media_entries'
 179     use_dot_notation = True
 180
 181     structure = {
 182         'uploader': ObjectId,
 183         'title': unicode,
 184         'slug': unicode,
 185         'created': datetime.datetime,
 186         'description': unicode,  # May contain markdown/up
 187         'description_html': unicode,  # May contain plaintext, or HTML
 188         'media_type': unicode,
 189         'media_data': dict,  # extra data relevant to this media_type
 190         'plugin_data': dict,  # plugins can dump stuff here.
 191         'tags': [dict],
 192         'state': unicode,
 193
 194         # For now let's assume there can only be one main file queued
 195         # at a time
 196         'queued_media_file': [unicode],
 197         'queued_task_id': unicode,
 198
 199         # A dictionary of logical names to filepaths
 200         'media_files': dict,
 201
 202         # The following should be lists of lists, in appropriate file
 203         # record form
 204         'attachment_files': list,
 205
 206         # If things go badly in processing things, we'll store that
 207         # data here
 208         'fail_error': unicode,
 209         'fail_metadata': dict}
 210
 211     required_fields = [
 212         'uploader', 'created', 'media_type', 'slug']
 213
 214     default_values = {
 215         'created': datetime.datetime.utcnow,
 216         'state': u'unprocessed'}
 217
 218     def get_comments(self, ascending=False):
 219         if ascending:
 220             order = ASCENDING
 221         else:
 222             order = DESCENDING
 223
 224         return self.db.MediaComment.find({
 225                 'media_entry': self._id}).sort('created', order)
 226
 227     def get_display_media(self, media_map,
 228                           fetch_order=common.DISPLAY_IMAGE_FETCHING_ORDER):
 229         """
 230         Find the best media for display.
 231
 232         Args:
 233         - media_map: a dict like
 234           {u'image_size': [u'dir1', u'dir2', u'image.jpg']}
 235         - fetch_order: the order we should try fetching images in
 236
 237         Returns:
 238         (media_size, media_path)
 239         """
 240         media_sizes = media_map.keys()
 241
 242         for media_size in common.DISPLAY_IMAGE_FETCHING_ORDER:
 243             if media_size in media_sizes:
 244                 return media_map[media_size]
 245
 246     def main_mediafile(self):
 247         pass
 248
 249     def generate_slug(self):
 250         self.slug = url.slugify(self.title)
 251
 252         duplicate = mg_globals.database.media_entries.find_one(
 253             {'slug': self.slug})
 254
 255         if duplicate:
 256             self.slug = "%s-%s" % (self._id, self.slug)
 257
 258     def url_for_self(self, urlgen):
 259         """
 260         Generate an appropriate url for ourselves
 261
 262         Use a slug if we have one, else use our '_id'.
 263         """
 264         uploader = self.get_uploader
 265
 266         if self.get('slug'):
 267             return urlgen(
 268                 'mediagoblin.user_pages.media_home',
 269                 user=uploader.username,
 270                 media=self.slug)
 271         else:
 272             return urlgen(
 273                 'mediagoblin.user_pages.media_home',
 274                 user=uploader.username,
 275                 media=unicode(self._id))
 276
 277     def url_to_prev(self, urlgen):
 278         """
 279         Provide a url to the previous entry from this user, if there is one
 280         """
 281         cursor = self.db.MediaEntry.find({'_id': {"$gt": self._id},
 282                                           'uploader': self.uploader,
 283                                           'state': 'processed'}).sort(
 284                                                     '_id', ASCENDING).limit(1)
 285         for media in cursor:
 286             return media.url_for_self(urlgen)
 287
 288     def url_to_next(self, urlgen):
 289         """
 290         Provide a url to the next entry from this user, if there is one
 291         """
 292         cursor = self.db.MediaEntry.find({'_id': {"$lt": self._id},
 293                                           'uploader': self.uploader,
 294                                           'state': 'processed'}).sort(
 295                                                     '_id', DESCENDING).limit(1)
 296
 297         for media in cursor:
 298             return media.url_for_self(urlgen)
 299
 300     @property
 301     def get_uploader(self):
 302         return self.db.User.find_one({'_id': self.uploader})
 303
 304     def get_fail_exception(self):
 305         """
 306         Get the exception that's appropriate for this error
 307         """
 308         if self['fail_error']:
 309             return common.import_component(self['fail_error'])
 310
 311
 312 class MediaComment(Document):
 313     """
 314     A comment on a MediaEntry.
 315
 316     Structure:
 317      - media_entry: The media entry this comment is attached to
 318      - author: user who posted this comment
 319      - created: when the comment was created
 320      - content: plaintext (but markdown'able) version of the comment's content.
 321      - content_html: the actual html-rendered version of the comment displayed.
 322        Run through Markdown and the HTML cleaner.
 323     """
 324
 325     __collection__ = 'media_comments'
 326     use_dot_notation = True
 327
 328     structure = {
 329         'media_entry': ObjectId,
 330         'author': ObjectId,
 331         'created': datetime.datetime,
 332         'content': unicode,
 333         'content_html': unicode}
 334
 335     required_fields = [
 336         'media_entry', 'author', 'created', 'content']
 337
 338     default_values = {
 339         'created': datetime.datetime.utcnow}
 340
 341     def media_entry(self):
 342         return self.db.MediaEntry.find_one({'_id': self['media_entry']})
 343
 344     @property
 345     def get_author(self):
 346         return self.db.User.find_one({'_id': self['author']})
 347
 348
 349 REGISTER_MODELS = [
 350     MediaEntry,
 351     User,
 352     MediaComment]
 353
 354
 355 def register_models(connection):
 356     """
 357     Register all models in REGISTER_MODELS with this connection.
 358     """
 359     connection.register(REGISTER_MODELS)