annotate bio/badges.py @ 661:15dbe0ccda95
Prevent exceptions when viewing downloads in the admin when the file
doesn't exist on the filesystem. This is usually seen in development
but can also happen in production if the file is missing.
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Brian Neal <bgneal@gmail.com> |
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Tue, 14 May 2013 21:02:47 -0500 |
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1 """This module contains user profile badge-related functionality."""
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2 import logging
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4 from bio.models import Badge
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5 from bio.models import BadgeOwnership
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8 # Numeric ID's for badges that are awarded for user actions:
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9 (CONTRIBUTOR_PIN, CALENDAR_PIN, NEWS_PIN, LINK_PIN, DOWNLOAD_PIN,
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10 SECURITY_PIN, POTD_PIN) = range(7)
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13 def award_badge(badge_id, user):
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14 """This function awards the badge specified by badge_id
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15 to the given user. If the user already has the badge,
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16 the badge count is incremented by one.
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17 """
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18 try:
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19 badge = Badge.objects.get(numeric_id=badge_id)
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20 except Badge.DoesNotExist:
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21 logging.error("Can't award badge with numeric_id = %d", badge_id)
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22 return
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24 profile = user.get_profile()
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25
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26 # Does the user already have badges of this type?
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27 try:
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28 bo = BadgeOwnership.objects.get(profile=profile, badge=badge)
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29 except BadgeOwnership.DoesNotExist:
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30 # No badge of this type, yet
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31 bo = BadgeOwnership(profile=profile, badge=badge, count=1)
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32 else:
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33 # Already have this badge
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34 bo.count += 1
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35 bo.save()
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37 logging.info('Awarded %s with the badge: %s', user.username, badge.name)
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