# You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+import os
+import shutil
import tempfile
+DEFAULT_WORKBENCH_DIR = os.path.join(
+ tempfile.gettempdir(), u'mgoblin_workbench')
+
+
+# Exception(s)
+# ------------
+
class WorkbenchOutsideScope(Exception):
"""
Raised when a workbench is outside a WorkbenchManager scope.
pass
-# TODO: This doesn't seem like it'd work with Windows
-DEFAULT_WORKBENCH_DIR = u'/tmp/workbench/'
-
+# Actual workbench stuff
+# ----------------------
class WorkbenchManager(object):
"""
"""
def __init__(self, base_workbench_dir):
- self.base_workbench_dir = base_workbench_dir
+ self.base_workbench_dir = os.path.abspath(base_workbench_dir)
+ if not os.path.exists(self.base_workbench_dir):
+ os.makedirs(self.base_workbench_dir)
def create_workbench(self):
"""
Create and return the path to a new workbench (directory).
"""
- pass
+ return tempfile.mkdtemp(dir=self.base_workbench_dir)
def destroy_workbench(self, workbench):
"""
Makes sure the workbench actually belongs to this manager though.
"""
- pass
+ # just in case
+ workbench = os.path.abspath(workbench)
- def possibly_localize_file(self, workbench, storage, filepath):
+ if not workbench.startswith(self.base_workbench_dir):
+ raise WorkbenchOutsideScope(
+ "Can't destroy workbench outside the base workbench dir")
+
+ shutil.rmtree(workbench)
+
+ def possibly_localize_file(self, workbench, storage, filepath,
+ filename_if_copying=None,
+ keep_extension_if_copying=True):
"""
Possibly localize the file from this storage system (for read-only
purposes, modifications should be written to a new file.).
local file. Otherwise, copy the file locally to the workbench, and
return the absolute path of the new file.
+ If it is copying locally, we might want to require a filename like
+ "source.jpg" to ensure that we won't conflict with other filenames in
+ our workbench... if that's the case, make sure filename_if_copying is
+ set to something like 'source.jpg'. Relatedly, if you set
+ keep_extension_if_copying, you don't have to set an extension on
+ filename_if_copying yourself, it'll be set for you (assuming such an
+ extension can be extacted from the filename in the filepath).
+
Also returns whether or not it copied the file locally.
Returns:
The first of these bieng the absolute filename as described above as a
unicode string, the second being a boolean stating whether or not we
had to copy the file locally.
+
+ Examples:
+ >>> wb_manager.possibly_localize_file(
+ ... '/our/workbench/subdir', local_storage,
+ ... ['path', 'to', 'foobar.jpg'])
+ (u'/local/storage/path/to/foobar.jpg', False)
+
+ >>> wb_manager.possibly_localize_file(
+ ... '/our/workbench/subdir', remote_storage,
+ ... ['path', 'to', 'foobar.jpg'])
+ (u'/our/workbench/subdir/foobar.jpg', True)
+
+ >>> wb_manager.possibly_localize_file(
+ ... '/our/workbench/subdir', remote_storage,
+ ... ['path', 'to', 'foobar.jpg'], 'source.jpeg', False)
+ (u'/our/workbench/subdir/foobar.jpeg', True)
+
+ >>> wb_manager.possibly_localize_file(
+ ... '/our/workbench/subdir', remote_storage,
+ ... ['path', 'to', 'foobar.jpg'], 'source', True)
+ (u'/our/workbench/subdir/foobar.jpg', True)
"""
- pass
+ if storage.local_storage:
+ return (storage.get_local_path(filepath), False)
+ else:
+ if filename_if_copying is None:
+ dest_filename = filepath[-1]
+ else:
+ orig_filename, orig_ext = os.path.splitext(filepath[-1])
+ if keep_extension_if_copying and orig_ext:
+ dest_filename = filename_if_copying + '.' + orig_ext
+ else:
+ dest_filename = filename_if_copying
+
+ full_dest_filename = os.path.join(
+ workbench, dest_filename)
+
+ # copy it over
+ storage.copy_locally(
+ filepath, full_dest_filename)
+
+ return (full_dest_filename, True)