# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # kate: space-indent on; indent-width 4; replace-tabs on; """ * Copyright (C) 2010, Michael "Svedrin" Ziegler * * djExtDirect is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This package is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. """ import simplejson import httplib from threading import Lock from urlparse import urljoin, urlparse def lexjs(javascript): """ Parse the given javascript and return a dict of variables defined in there. """ ST_NAME, ST_ASSIGN = range(2) state = ST_NAME foundvars = {} buf = "" name = "" for char in javascript: if state == ST_NAME: if char == ' ': continue elif char == '=': state = ST_ASSIGN name = buf buf = "" elif char == ';': state = ST_NAME buf = "" else: buf += char elif state == ST_ASSIGN: if char == ';': state = ST_NAME foundvars[name] = simplejson.loads(buf) name = "" buf = "" else: buf += char return foundvars class RequestError(Exception): """ Raised if the request returned a status code other than 200. """ pass class ReturnedError(Exception): """ Raised if the "type" field in the response is "exception". """ pass class Client(object): """ Ext.Direct client side implementation. This class handles parsing an API specification, building proxy objects from it, and making calls to the router specified in the API. Instantiation: >>> cli = Client( "http://localhost:8000/mumble/api/api.js", "Ext.app.REMOTING_API" ) The apiname parameter defaults to ``Ext.app.REMOTING_API`` and is used to select the proper API variable from the API source. The client will then create proxy objects for each action defined in the URL, which are accessible as properties of the Client instance. Suppose your API defines the ``Accounts`` and ``Mumble`` actions, then the client will provide those as such: >>> cli.Accounts >>> cli.Mumble These objects provide native Python methods for each method defined in the actions: >>> cli.Accounts.login > So, in order to make a call over Ext.Direct, you would simply call the proxy method: >>> cli.Accounts.login( "svedrin", "passwort" ) {'success': True} """ def __init__( self, apiurl, apiname="Ext.app.REMOTING_API", cookie=None ): self.apiurl = apiurl self.apiname = apiname self.cookie = cookie purl = urlparse( self.apiurl ) conn = httplib.HTTPConnection( purl.netloc ) conn.putrequest( "GET", purl.path ) conn.endheaders() resp = conn.getresponse() conn.close() foundvars = lexjs( resp.read() ) self.api = foundvars[apiname] self.routerurl = urljoin( self.apiurl, self.api["url"] ) self._tid = 1 self._tidlock = Lock() for action in self.api['actions']: setattr( self, action, self.get_object(action) ) @property def tid( self ): """ Thread-safely get a new TID. """ self._tidlock.acquire() self._tid += 1 newtid = self._tid self._tidlock.release() return newtid def call( self, action, method, *args ): """ Make a call to Ext.Direct. """ reqtid = self.tid data=simplejson.dumps({ 'tid': reqtid, 'action': action, 'method': method, 'data': args, 'type': 'rpc' }) purl = urlparse( self.routerurl ) conn = httplib.HTTPConnection( purl.netloc ) conn.putrequest( "POST", purl.path ) conn.putheader( "Content-Type", "application/json" ) conn.putheader( "Content-Length", len(data) ) if self.cookie: conn.putheader( "Cookie", self.cookie ) conn.endheaders() conn.send( data ) resp = conn.getresponse() conn.close() if resp.status != 200: raise RequestError( resp.status, resp.reason ) respdata = simplejson.loads( resp.read() ) if respdata['type'] == 'exception': raise ReturnedError( respdata['message'], respdata['where'] ) if respdata['tid'] != reqtid: raise RequestError( 'TID mismatch' ) cookie = resp.getheader( "set-cookie" ) if cookie: self.cookie = cookie.split(';')[0] return respdata['result'] def get_object( self, action ): """ Return a proxy object that has methods defined in the API. """ def makemethod( methspec ): def func( self, *args ): if len(args) != methspec['len']: raise TypeError( '%s() takes exactly %d arguments (%d given)' % ( methspec['name'], methspec['len'], len(args) ) ) return self._cli.call( action, methspec['name'], *args ) func.__name__ = methspec['name'] return func def init( self, cli ): self._cli = cli attrs = { '__init__': init } for methspec in self.api['actions'][action]: attrs[methspec['name']] = makemethod( methspec ) return type( action+"Prx", (object,), attrs )( self )