+import datetime
import logging
from pylons import config, request, response, session, tmpl_context as c, url
-from pylons.controllers.util import abort, redirect_to
+from pylons.controllers.util import abort, redirect
from routes import request_config
from sqlalchemy.orm.exc import NoResultFound
from spline.lib import helpers as h
from spline.lib.base import BaseController, render
-from spline.lib.plugin.load import run_hooks
+from spline.model import meta
+from splinext.frontpage.sources import max_age_to_datetime
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def index(self):
"""Magicaltastic front page.
- Plugins can register things to appear on it, somehow.
+ Plugins can register a hook called 'frontpage_updates_<type>' to add
+ updates to the front page. `<type>` is an arbitrary string indicating
+ the sort of update the plugin knows how to handle; for example,
+ spline-forum has a `frontpage_updates_forum` hook for posting news from
+ a specific forum.
+
+ Hook handlers should return a list of FrontPageUpdate objects.
+
+ Standard hook parameters are:
+ `limit`, the maximum number of items that should ever be returned.
+ `max_age`, the number of seconds after which items expire.
+ `title`, a name for the source.
+ `icon`, an icon to show next to its name.
+
+ `limit` and `max_age` are also global options.
+
+ Updates are configured in the .ini like so:
+
+ spline-frontpage.sources.foo = updatetype
+ spline-frontpage.sources.foo.opt1 = val1
+ spline-frontpage.sources.foo.opt2 = val2
+
+ Note that the 'foo' name is completely arbitrary and is only used for
+ grouping options together. This will result in a call to:
+
+ run_hooks('frontpage_updates_updatetype', opt1=val1, opt2=val2)
Local plugins can override the fairly simple index.mako template to
customize the front page layout.
"""
- # Hooks should return a list of FrontPageUpdate objects, making this
- # return value a list of lists
- updates_lol = run_hooks('frontpage_updates', limit=10)
- updates = sum(updates_lol, [])
- updates.sort(key=lambda obj: obj.time)
- updates.reverse()
- c.updates = updates[0:10]
+ updates = []
+ global_limit = config['spline-frontpage.limit']
+ global_max_age = max_age_to_datetime(
+ config['spline-frontpage.max_age'])
+
+ c.sources = config['spline-frontpage.sources']
+ for source in c.sources:
+ new_updates = source.poll(global_limit, global_max_age)
+ updates.extend(new_updates)
+
+ # Little optimization: once there are global_limit items, anything
+ # older than the oldest cannot possibly make it onto the list. So,
+ # bump global_max_age to that oldest time if this is ever the case.
+ updates.sort(key=lambda obj: obj.time, reverse=True)
+ del updates[global_limit:]
+
+ if updates and len(updates) == global_limit:
+ global_max_age = updates[-1].time
+
+ # Find the oldest unseen item, to draw a divider after it.
+ # If this stays as None, the divider goes at the top
+ c.last_seen_item = None
+ # Could have a timestamp in the stash if this is a user, or in a cookie
+ # if this session has ever been logged out...
+ times = []
+ for source in (c.user.stash, request.cookies):
+ try:
+ times.append( int(source['frontpage-last-seen-time']) )
+ except (KeyError, ValueError):
+ pass
+
+ if times:
+ last_seen_time = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(max(times))
+ for update in updates:
+ if update.time > last_seen_time:
+ c.last_seen_item = update
+ else:
+ break
+
+ # Save ~now~ as the last-seen time
+ now = datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%s')
+ if c.user:
+ c.user.stash['frontpage-last-seen-time'] = now
+ meta.Session.add(c.user)
+ else:
+ response.set_cookie('frontpage-last-seen-time', now)
+
+ # Done! Feed to template
+ c.updates = updates
+
+ ret = render('/index.mako')
- return render('/index.mako')
+ # Commit AFTER rendering the template! Committing invalidates
+ # everything in the session, undoing any eagerloading that may have
+ # been done by sources
+ meta.Session.commit()
+ return ret