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author | Brian Neal <bgneal@gmail.com> |
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date | Fri, 23 Aug 2013 19:02:45 -0500 |
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""" This module contains custom search indexes to tailor the Haystack search application to our needs. """ from queued_search.indexes import QueuedSearchIndex class CondQueuedSearchIndex(QueuedSearchIndex): """ This customized version of QueuedSearchIndex conditionally enqueues items to be indexed by calling the can_index() method. """ def can_index(self, instance): """ The default is to index all instances. Override this method to customize the behavior. This will be called on all update operations. """ return True def enqueue(self, action, instance): """ This method enqueues the instance only if the can_index() method returns True. """ if (action == 'update' and self.can_index(instance) or action == 'delete'): super(CondQueuedSearchIndex, self).enqueue(action, instance) class PublicQueuedSearchIndex(QueuedSearchIndex): """QueuedSearchIndex for models with is_public attributes.""" def enqueue(self, action, instance): """Conditionally enqueue actions as follows. For update actions: if is_public is True, enqueue the update. If is_public is False, enqueue a delete action. Delete actions are always enqueued. """ if action == 'update' and instance.is_public: super(PublicQueuedSearchIndex, self).enqueue(action, instance) elif (action == 'update' and not instance.is_public) or action == 'delete': super(PublicQueuedSearchIndex, self).enqueue('delete', instance)