Commit e6403cdd authored by Ayush Tiwari's avatar Ayush Tiwari

bt5_prototype: Add InstallationTree class

parent ebc8d442
...@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ ...@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@
############################################################################## ##############################################################################
import fnmatch, re, gc import fnmatch, re, gc
import hashlib
import transaction import transaction
from copy import deepcopy from copy import deepcopy
from collections import defaultdict from collections import defaultdict
...@@ -292,46 +293,53 @@ class PathTemplatePackageItem(Implicit, Persistent): ...@@ -292,46 +293,53 @@ class PathTemplatePackageItem(Implicit, Persistent):
container._setObject(object_id, obj) container._setObject(object_id, obj)
obj = container._getOb(object_id) obj = container._getOb(object_id)
# Regenerate local roles for all paths in this business template
p = context.getPortalObject() def createInstallationData(package_list):
portal_type_role_list_len_dict = {} """
update_dict = defaultdict(list) Create installation object as well as adds new node on the installation tree
for path in self._objects: from the installed state
obj = p.unrestrictedTraverse(path, None) """
# Ignore any object without PortalType (non-ERP5 objects) data = {}
try: path_list = []
portal_type = aq_base(obj).getPortalType()
except Exception, e: # Create path_list to be installed by the installation
pass for package in package_list:
path_list.extend(package.getTemplatePathList())
path_list = list(set(path_list))
for package in package_list:
obj_dict = package._path_item._objects
for path in path_list:
if not data.has_key(path):
data[path] = [obj_dict[path]]
else:
data[path].append(obj_dict[path])
# Compare the objects which are present in multiple numbers in data_list
for path, obj_list in data_list.iteritems():
# We use iteritems so that it'd be okay while we change the values
if len(obj_list) == 1:
data[path] = obj_list[0]
else:
hash_func = hashlib.sha1
hash_list = [hash_fuc(obj.asXML()).hexdigest() for obj in obj_list]
hash_list = set(hash_list)
if not len(hash_list) == 1:
raise ValueError('There is a conflict')
else: else:
if portal_type not in p.portal_types: data[path] = obj_list[0]
LOG("BusinessTemplate", WARNING,
"Could not update Local Roles as Portal Type '%s' could not " return data
"be found" % portal_type)
class InstallationTree(object):
continue
if portal_type not in portal_type_role_list_len_dict:
portal_type_role_list_len_dict[portal_type] = \
len(p.portal_types[portal_type].getRoleInformationList())
if portal_type_role_list_len_dict[portal_type]:
update_dict[portal_type].append(obj)
if update_dict:
def updateLocalRolesOnDocument():
for portal_type, obj_list in update_dict.iteritems():
update = p.portal_types[portal_type].updateLocalRolesOnDocument
for obj in obj_list:
update(obj)
LOG("BusinessTemplate", INFO,
"Updated Local Roles for '%s' (%s)"
% (portal_type, obj.getRelativeUrl()))
transaction.get().addBeforeCommitHook(updateLocalRolesOnDocument)
class InstallationState(object):
""" """
Tree implemetation to manage install/update/remove between states. Tree implemetation to manage install/update/remove between states.
This is a very rough code to explain what can be achieved. In real case,
this class should be a well defined ERP5 object and most possibly act as a
portal tool, cause there should be one installation tree per site(agree ??)
Data at every node:
('_path_item': PathTemplateItem, }
State Number: State Number:
1) ERP5Site 1) ERP5Site
...@@ -342,6 +350,9 @@ class InstallationState(object): ...@@ -342,6 +350,9 @@ class InstallationState(object):
Leaf node: OFS State(with some default BP installed) Leaf node: OFS State(with some default BP installed)
Trying to install a new BT5 should be like adding new node to the tree Trying to install a new BT5 should be like adding new node to the tree
Will show if faced by any conflict between states, but mostly will try to
solve by itself
How to pickle: How to pickle:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2134706/hitting-maximum-recursion-depth-using-pythons-pickle-cpickle http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2134706/hitting-maximum-recursion-depth-using-pythons-pickle-cpickle
...@@ -350,27 +361,25 @@ class InstallationState(object): ...@@ -350,27 +361,25 @@ class InstallationState(object):
""" """
def __init__(self, state): def __init__(self, data):
""" self.data = data # To be installed/update/deleted list of packages
""" self.children = [] # List of child nodes
self.root_status = False # Installtion status of the combined packages
self.data_list = [] # To be installed/update/deleted list of packages
self.current_level = 1
def setNewState(self, state): def addNewState(self, state):
""" """
In tree language, should act as setNext node to the tree In tree language, should act as set next node to the tree
This should add package list after comparing the states of This should add package list after comparing the states of
packages with the installed state. So even if we try to install multiple packages with the installed state. So even if we try to install multiple
packages at a time, it should be counted as one state being implented on packages at a time, it should be counted as one state being implented on
another installed state, i.e, the state of ERP5Site another installed state, i.e, the state of ERP5Site
""" """
pass self.children.append(state)
def install_package_list(self, package_list): def mapToERP5Site(self):
""" """
Create a new state by comparing all BP combined built and the ERP5Site, Create a new state by comparing all BP combined built and the ERP5Site,
then calls setNewState to update the state then calls setNewState to update the state
""" """
# No need to save sha here, save it in business package itself
pass pass
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