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A lot of code clean up! Also adding in Response everywhere...

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Scott Idem
2021-08-10 18:09:34 -04:00
parent 73466456ee
commit d933395a9f
57 changed files with 290 additions and 147 deletions
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app/methods/event_person_methods.py
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@@ -22,31 +22,6 @@ from app.methods.user_methods import create_user_obj, load_user_obj, update_user
from app.models.event_person_models import Event_Person_New_Base, Event_Person_Base
# ### BEGIN ### API Event Person Methods ### create_event_person_obj() ###
def create_event_person_obj(event_person_obj_new:Event_Person_Base) -> int|bool:
log.setLevel(logging.WARNING) # DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, EXCEPTION, CRITICAL
log.debug(locals())
if not event_person_obj_new:
return False
event_person_obj_data = event_person_obj_new.dict(by_alias=False, exclude_defaults=False, exclude_unset=True, exclude={'created_on', 'updated_on'})
log.debug(event_person_obj_data)
if event_person_obj_in_result := sql_insert(data=event_person_obj_data, table_name='event_person', rm_id_random=True, id_random_length=8): pass
else:
return False
#log.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
log.debug(event_person_obj_in_result)
event_person_id = event_person_obj_in_result
log.debug(f'Returning the new event_person_id: {event_person_id}')
return event_person_id
# ### END ### API Event Person Methods ### create_event_person_obj() ###
# ### BEGIN ### API Event Person Methods ### load_event_person_obj() ###
def load_event_person_obj(
event_person_id: int|str,
@@ -132,7 +107,38 @@ def load_event_person_obj(
# ### END ### API Event Person Methods ### load_event_person_obj() ###
# ### BEGIN ### API Event Person Methods ### create_event_person_obj() ###
# NOTE: This will create an event_person. This event_person should include at least a person_id.
# NOTE: Is it a good idea to create and or update a person and or user here??? The create_event_person_obj() below does do that.
# Reviewed and updated 2021-08-10
def create_event_person_obj(event_person_obj_new:Event_Person_Base) -> int|bool:
log.setLevel(logging.WARNING) # DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, EXCEPTION, CRITICAL
log.debug(locals())
if not event_person_obj_new:
return False
event_person_obj_data = event_person_obj_new.dict(by_alias=False, exclude_defaults=False, exclude_unset=True, exclude={'created_on', 'updated_on'})
log.debug(event_person_obj_data)
if event_person_obj_in_result := sql_insert(data=event_person_obj_data, table_name='event_person', rm_id_random=True, id_random_length=8): pass
else:
return False
#log.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
log.debug(event_person_obj_in_result)
event_person_id = event_person_obj_in_result
log.debug(f'Returning the new event_person_id: {event_person_id}')
return event_person_id
# ### END ### API Event Person Methods ### create_event_person_obj() ###
# ### BEGIN ### API Event Person Methods ### update_event_person_obj() ###
# NOTE: This will update an event_person. This also tries to create or update a person or user if that data is passed.
# NOTE: Is it a good idea to create and or update a person and or user here???
# Reviewed and updated 2021-08-10
def update_event_person_obj(
event_person_id: int|str, # Ideally the int ID should be passed. This allows for updating of the id_random value.
event_person_obj_up: Event_Person_Base,