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issue2551270 - Better templating support for JavaScript
Add (templating) utils.readfile(file, optional=False) and
utils.expandfile(file, token_dict=None, optional=False). Allows
reading an external file (e.g. JavaScript) and inserting it using
tal:contents or equivalent jinja function. expandfile allows setting
a dictionary and tokens in the file of the form "%(token_name)s"
will be replaced in the file with the values from the dict.
See method doc blocks or reference.txt for more info.
Also reordered table in references.txt to be case sensitive
alphabetic. Added a paragraph on using python's help() to get
method/function/... documention blocks.
in templating.py _find method. Added explicit return None calls to all
code paths. Also added internationalization method to the
TemplatingUtils class. Fixed use of 'property' hiding python builtin
of same name.
Added tests for new TemplatingUtils framework to use for testing existing
utils.
| author | John Rouillard <rouilj@ieee.org> |
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| date | Tue, 26 Mar 2024 14:15:46 -0400 |
| parents | 978285986b2c |
| children | dd13b3a0ea8d |
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# mod_python interface for Roundup Issue Tracker # # This module is free software, you may redistribute it # and/or modify under the same terms as Python. # # This module provides Roundup Web User Interface # using mod_python Apache module. Initially written # with python 2.3.3, mod_python 3.1.3, roundup 0.7.0. # # This module operates with only one tracker # and must be placed in the tracker directory. # # mod_python is deprecated and not well tested with release 2.0 of # roundup. mod_wsgi is the preferred interface. It may not work # with python3. # The patch from https://issues.roundup-tracker.org/issue2550821 # is included. Look for this url below. It is not tested, but # we assume it's safe and syntax it seems ok. import os import threading from mod_python import apache import roundup.instance from roundup.anypy.cgi_ import cgi from roundup.cgi import TranslationService class Headers(dict): """HTTP headers wrapper""" def __init__(self, headers): """Initialize with `apache.table`""" super(Headers, self).__init__(headers) self.getheader = self.get class Request(object): """`apache.Request` object wrapper providing roundup client interface""" def __init__(self, request): """Initialize with `apache.Request` object""" self._req = request # .headers.getheader() self.headers = Headers(request.headers_in) # .wfile.write() self.wfile = self._req def start_response(self, headers, response): self.send_response(response) for key, value in headers: self.send_header(key, value) self.end_headers() def send_response(self, response_code): """Set HTTP response code""" self._req.status = response_code def send_header(self, name, value): """Set output header""" # value may be an instance of roundup.cgi.exceptions.HTTPException value = str(value) # XXX default content_type is "text/plain", # and ain't overrided by "Content-Type" header if name == "Content-Type": self._req.content_type = value else: self._req.headers_out.add(name, value) def end_headers(self): """NOOP. There aint no such thing as 'end_headers' in mod_python""" pass def sendfile(self, filename, offset=0, len=-1): """Send 'filename' to the user.""" return self._req.sendfile(filename, offset, len) __tracker_cache = {} """A cache of optimized tracker instances. The keys are strings giving the directories containing the trackers. The values are tracker instances.""" __tracker_cache_lock = threading.Lock() """A lock used to guard access to the cache.""" def handler(req): """HTTP request handler""" _options = req.get_options() _home = _options.get("TrackerHome") _lang = _options.get("TrackerLanguage") _timing = _options.get("TrackerTiming", "no") if _timing.lower() in ("no", "false"): _timing = "" _debug = _options.get("TrackerDebug", "no") _debug = _debug.lower() not in ("no", "false") # We do not need to take a lock here (the fast path) because reads # from dictionaries are atomic. if not _debug and _home in __tracker_cache: _tracker = __tracker_cache[_home] else: if not (_home and os.path.isdir(_home)): apache.log_error( "PythonOption TrackerHome missing or invalid for %(uri)s" % {'uri': req.uri}) return apache.HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR if _debug: _tracker = roundup.instance.open(_home, optimize=0) else: __tracker_cache_lock.acquire() try: # The tracker may have been added while we were acquiring # the lock. if _home in __tracker_cache: _tracker = __tracker_cache[_home] else: _tracker = roundup.instance.open(_home, optimize=1) __tracker_cache[_home] = _tracker finally: __tracker_cache_lock.release() # create environment # Note: cookies are read from HTTP variables, so we need all HTTP vars # https://issues.roundup-tracker.org/issue2550821 # Release 3.4 of mod_python uses add_cgi_vars() and depricates # add_common_vars. So try to use the add_cgi_vars and if it fails # with AttributeError because we are running an older mod_apache without # that function, fallback to add_common_vars. try: req.add_cgi_vars() except AttributeError: req.add_common_vars() _env = dict(req.subprocess_env) # XXX classname must be the first item in PATH_INFO. roundup.cgi does: # path = os.environ.get('PATH_INFO', '/').split('/') # os.environ['PATH_INFO'] = '/'.join(path[2:]) # we just remove the first character ('/') _env["PATH_INFO"] = req.path_info[1:] if _timing: _env["CGI_SHOW_TIMING"] = _timing _form = cgi.FieldStorage(req, environ=_env) _client = _tracker.Client(_tracker, Request(req), _env, _form, translator=TranslationService.get_translation(_lang, tracker_home=_home)) _client.main() return apache.OK # vim: set et sts=4 sw=4 :
