Python database.type_units_collection函数代码示例

 def link_referenced_content_units(self, from_type, from_id, to_type, to_ids):
     """
     Link referenced content units.
     @param from_type: unique id of the parent content collection
     @type from_type: str
     @param from_id: unique id of the parent content unit
     @type from_id: str
     @param to_type: unique id of the child content collection
     @type to_type: str
     @param to_ids: list of unique ids of child content units
     @types child_ids: tuple of list
     """
     collection = content_types_db.type_units_collection(from_type)
     parent = collection.find_one({'_id': from_id})
     if parent is None:
         raise InvalidValue(['from_type'])
     parent_type_def = content_types_db.type_definition(from_type)
     if to_type not in parent_type_def['referenced_types']:
         raise Exception()
     children = parent.setdefault('_%s_references' % to_type, [])
     for id_ in to_ids:
         if id_ in children:
             continue
         children.append(id_)
     collection.update({'_id': from_id}, parent, safe=True)

    def test_migrate_category(self):
        # Setup
        orig_cat_id = add_unit('c1', self.source_repo_id, ids.TYPE_ID_PKG_CATEGORY)

        associate_unit(orig_cat_id, self.source_repo_id, ids.TYPE_ID_PKG_CATEGORY)
        associate_unit(orig_cat_id, self.dest_repo_id, ids.TYPE_ID_PKG_CATEGORY)

        # Test
        self.migration.migrate()

        group_coll = types_db.type_units_collection(ids.TYPE_ID_PKG_CATEGORY)
        all_cats = group_coll.find({}).sort('repo_id', 1)
        self.assertEqual(2, all_cats.count())

        dest_cat = all_cats[0] # ordered by ID, this will be first
        self.assertEqual(dest_cat['id'], 'c1')
        self.assertEqual(dest_cat['repo_id'], self.dest_repo_id)

        source_cat = all_cats[1]
        self.assertEqual(source_cat['id'], 'c1')
        self.assertEqual(source_cat['repo_id'], self.source_repo_id)

        # Verify the associations
        query_manager = factory.repo_unit_association_query_manager()

        source_units = query_manager.get_units(self.source_repo_id)
        self.assertEqual(1, len(source_units))
        self.assertEqual(source_units[0]['unit_type_id'], ids.TYPE_ID_PKG_CATEGORY)
        self.assertEqual(source_units[0]['unit_id'], source_cat['_id'])

        dest_units = query_manager.get_units(self.dest_repo_id)
        self.assertEqual(1, len(dest_units))
        self.assertEqual(dest_units[0]['unit_type_id'], ids.TYPE_ID_PKG_CATEGORY)
        self.assertEqual(dest_units[0]['unit_id'], dest_cat['_id'])

    def generate_orphans_by_type(content_type_id, fields=None):
        """
        Return an generator of all orphaned content units of the given content type.

        If fields is not specified, only the `_id` field will be present.

        :param content_type_id: id of the content type
        :type content_type_id: basestring
        :param fields: list of fields to include in each content unit
        :type fields: list or None
        :return: generator of orphaned content units for the given content type
        :rtype: generator
        """

        fields = fields if fields is not None else ['_id']
        content_units_collection = content_types_db.type_units_collection(content_type_id)
        repo_content_units_collection = RepoContentUnit.get_collection()

        for content_unit in content_units_collection.find({}, fields=fields):

            repo_content_units_cursor = repo_content_units_collection.find(
                {'unit_id': content_unit['_id']})

            if repo_content_units_cursor.count() > 0:
                continue

            yield content_unit

    def test_update_no_changes(self):
        """
        Tests the common use case of loading type definitions that have been
        loaded already and have not changed.
        """

        # Setup
        defs = [DEF_1, DEF_2, DEF_3, DEF_4]
        types_db.update_database(defs)

        # Test
        same_defs = [DEF_4, DEF_3, DEF_2, DEF_1] # no real reason for this, just felt better than using the previous list
        types_db.update_database(same_defs)

        # Verify
        all_collection_names = types_db.all_type_collection_names()
        self.assertEqual(len(same_defs), len(all_collection_names))

        for d in defs:
            self.assertTrue(types_db.unit_collection_name(d.id) in all_collection_names)

            # Quick sanity check on the indexes
            collection = types_db.type_units_collection(d.id)
            all_indexes = collection.index_information()

            total_index_count = 1 + 1 + len(d.search_indexes) # _id + unit key + all search
            self.assertEqual(total_index_count, len(all_indexes))

    def test_update_missing_no_error(self):
        """
        Tests that updating a previously loaded database with some missing
        definitions does not throw an error.
        """

        # Setup
        defs = [DEF_1, DEF_2, DEF_3]
        types_db.update_database(defs)

        # Test
        new_defs = [DEF_4]
        types_db.update_database(new_defs)

        # Verify
        all_collection_names = types_db.all_type_collection_names()
        self.assertEqual(len(defs) + len(new_defs), len(all_collection_names)) # old are not deleted

        for d in defs:
            self.assertTrue(types_db.unit_collection_name(d.id) in all_collection_names)

            # Quick sanity check on the indexes
            collection = types_db.type_units_collection(d.id)
            all_indexes = collection.index_information()

            total_index_count = 1 + 1 + len(d.search_indexes) # _id + unit key + all search
            self.assertEqual(total_index_count, len(all_indexes))

def create_content_unit(unit_data, relative_path=None):
    collection = types_database.type_units_collection(_TYPE_YUM_REPO_METADATA_FILE)
    unit_data["_id"] = str(uuid.uuid4())
    unit_data["_content_type_id"] = _TYPE_YUM_REPO_METADATA_FILE
    unit_data["_storage_path"] = get_content_storage_path(relative_path)
    collection.insert(unit_data, safe=True)
    return unit_data

    def delete_orphans_by_type(content_type_id, content_unit_ids=None):
        """
        Delete the orphaned content units for the given content type.

        If the content_unit_ids parameter is not None, is acts as a filter of
        the specific orphaned content units that may be deleted.

        NOTE: this method deletes the content unit's bits from disk, if applicable.

        :param content_type_id: id of the content type
        :type content_type_id: basestring
        :param content_unit_ids: list of content unit ids to delete; None means delete them all
        :type content_unit_ids: iterable or None
        :return: count of units deleted
        :rtype: int
        """

        content_units_collection = content_types_db.type_units_collection(content_type_id)

        count = 0
        for content_unit in OrphanManager.generate_orphans_by_type(content_type_id, fields=["_id", "_storage_path"]):

            if content_unit_ids is not None and content_unit["_id"] not in content_unit_ids:
                continue

            model.LazyCatalogEntry.objects(unit_id=content_unit["_id"], unit_type_id=content_type_id).delete()
            content_units_collection.remove(content_unit["_id"])

            storage_path = content_unit.get("_storage_path", None)
            if storage_path is not None:
                OrphanManager.delete_orphaned_file(storage_path)
            count += 1
        return count

def _migrate_collection(type_id):
    collection = types_db.type_units_collection(type_id)
    for package in collection.find():
        # grab the raw XML and parse it into the elements we'll need later
        try:
            # make a guess at the encoding
            codec = 'UTF-8'
            package['repodata']['primary'].encode(codec)
        except UnicodeEncodeError:
            # best second guess we have, and it will never fail due to the nature
            # of the encoding.
            codec = 'ISO-8859-1'
            package['repodata']['primary'].encode(codec)
        fake_xml = FAKE_XML % {'encoding': codec, 'xml': package['repodata']['primary']}
        fake_element = ET.fromstring(fake_xml.encode(codec))
        utils.strip_ns(fake_element)
        primary_element = fake_element.find('package')
        format_element = primary_element.find('format')
        provides_element = format_element.find('provides')
        requires_element = format_element.find('requires')

        # add these attributes, which we previously didn't track in the DB.
        package['size'] = int(primary_element.find('size').attrib['package'])
        if type_id == 'rpm':
            package['sourcerpm'] = format_element.find('sourcerpm').text
            package['summary'] = primary_element.find('summary').text

        # re-parse provides and requires. The format changed from 2.1, and the
        # 2.1 upload workflow was known to produce invalid data for these fields
        package['provides'] = map(primary._process_rpm_entry_element,
                                  provides_element.findall('entry')) if provides_element else []
        package['requires'] = map(primary._process_rpm_entry_element,
                                  requires_element.findall('entry')) if requires_element else []

        collection.save(package)

    def list_content_units(self, content_type, db_spec=None, model_fields=None, start=0, limit=None):
        """
        DEPRECATED!!!  Please use find_by_criteria() instead.

        List the content units in a content type collection.
        @param content_type: unique id of content collection
        @type content_type: str
        @param db_spec: spec document used to filter the results,
                        None means no filter
        @type db_spec: None or dict
        @param model_fields: fields of each content unit to report,
                             None means all fields
        @type model_fields: None or list of str's
        @param start: offset from the beginning of the results to return as the
                      first element
        @type start: non-negative int
        @param limit: the maximum number of results to return,
                      None means no limit
        @type limit: None or non-negative int
        @return: list of content units in the content type collection that
                 matches the parameters
        @rtype: (possibly empty) tuple of dicts
        """
        collection = content_types_db.type_units_collection(content_type)
        if db_spec is None:
            db_spec = {}
        cursor = collection.find(db_spec, fields=model_fields)
        if start > 0:
            cursor.skip(start)
        if limit is not None:
            cursor.limit(limit)
        return tuple(cursor)

    def _associated_units_by_type_cursor(unit_type_id, criteria, associated_unit_ids):
        """
        Retrieve a pymongo cursor for units associated with a repository of a
        give unit type that meet to the provided criteria.

        :type unit_type_id: str
        :type criteria: UnitAssociationCriteria
        :type associated_unit_ids: list
        :rtype: pymongo.cursor.Cursor
        """

        collection = types_db.type_units_collection(unit_type_id)

        spec = criteria.unit_filters.copy()
        spec['_id'] = {'$in': associated_unit_ids}

        fields = criteria.unit_fields

        # The _content_type_id is required for looking up the association.
        if fields is not None and '_content_type_id' not in fields:
            fields = list(fields)
            fields.append('_content_type_id')

        cursor = collection.find(spec, fields=fields)

        sort = criteria.unit_sort

        if sort is None:
            sort = [('_id', SORT_ASCENDING)]

        cursor.sort(sort)

        return cursor

    def delete_orphans_by_type(content_type_id, content_unit_ids=None):
        """
        Delete the orphaned content units for the given content type.

        If the content_unit_ids parameter is not None, is acts as a filter of
        the specific orphaned content units that may be deleted.

        NOTE: this method deletes the content unit's bits from disk, if applicable.

        :param content_type_id: id of the content type
        :type content_type_id: basestring
        :param content_unit_ids: list of content unit ids to delete; None means delete them all
        :type content_unit_ids: iterable or None
        """

        content_units_collection = content_types_db.type_units_collection(content_type_id)

        for content_unit in OrphanManager.generate_orphans_by_type(content_type_id,
                                                                   fields=['_id', '_storage_path']):

            if content_unit_ids is not None and content_unit['_id'] not in content_unit_ids:
                continue

            content_units_collection.remove(content_unit['_id'], safe=False)

            storage_path = content_unit.get('_storage_path', None)
            if storage_path is not None:
                OrphanManager.delete_orphaned_file(storage_path)

    def delete_orphans_by_type(self, content_type_id, content_unit_ids=None, flush=True):
        """
        Delete the orphaned content units for the given content type.

        If the content_unit_ids parameter is not None, is acts as a filter of
        the specific orphaned content units that may be deleted.

        NOTE: this method deletes the content unit's bits from disk, if applicable.
        NOTE: `flush` should not be set to False unless you know what you're doing

        :param content_type_id: id of the content type
        :type content_type_id: basestring
        :param content_unit_ids: list of content unit ids to delete; None means delete them all
        :type content_unit_ids: iterable or None
        :param flush: flush the database updates to disk on completion
        :type flush: bool
        """

        content_units_collection = content_types_db.type_units_collection(content_type_id)

        for content_unit in self.generate_orphans_by_type(content_type_id, fields=['_id', '_storage_path']):

            if content_unit_ids is not None and content_unit['_id'] not in content_unit_ids:
                continue

            content_units_collection.remove(content_unit['_id'], safe=False)

            storage_path = content_unit.get('_storage_path', None)
            if storage_path is not None:
                self.delete_orphaned_file(storage_path)

        # this forces the database to flush any cached changes to the disk
        # in the background; for example: the unsafe deletes in the loop above
        if flush:
            db_connection.flush_database()

    def delete_orphans_by_id(self, orphans):
        """
        Delete a list of orphaned content units by their content type and unit ids.
        @param orphans: list of documents with 'content_type' and 'content_id' keys
        @type  orphans: list
        """
        # XXX this does no validation of the orphans

        # munge the orphans into something more programmatic-ly convenient
        orphans_by_id = {}
        for o in orphans:
            if 'content_type_id' not in o or 'unit_id' not in o:
                raise pulp_exceptions.InvalidValue(['content_type_id', 'unit_id'])
            id_list = orphans_by_id.setdefault(o['content_type_id'], [])
            id_list.append(o['unit_id'])

        # iterate through the types and ids
        content_query_manager = manager_factory.content_query_manager()
        for content_type, content_id_list in orphans_by_id.items():

            # build a list of the on-disk contents
            orphaned_paths = []
            for unit_id in content_id_list:
                content_unit = content_query_manager.get_content_unit_by_id(content_type, unit_id, model_fields=['_storage_path'])
                if content_unit['_storage_path'] is not None:
                    orphaned_paths.append(content_unit['_storage_path'])

            # remove the orphans from the db
            collection = content_types_db.type_units_collection(content_type)
            spec = {'_id': {'$in': content_id_list}}
            collection.remove(spec, safe=True)

            # delete the on-disk contents
            for path in orphaned_paths:
                self.delete_orphaned_file(path)

    def test_pulp_manage_db_loads_types(self, listdir_mock):
        """
        Test calling pulp-manage-db imports types on a clean types database.
        """
        manage.main()

        all_collection_names = types_db.all_type_collection_names()
        self.assertEqual(len(all_collection_names), 1)

        self.assertEqual(['units_test_type_id'], all_collection_names)

        # Let's make sure we loaded the type definitions correctly
        db_type_definitions = types_db.all_type_definitions()
        self.assertEquals(len(db_type_definitions), 1)
        test_json = json.loads(_test_type_json)
        for attribute in ['id', 'display_name', 'description', 'unit_key', 'search_indexes']:
            self.assertEquals(test_json['types'][0][attribute], db_type_definitions[0][attribute])

        # Now let's ensure that we have the correct indexes 
        collection = types_db.type_units_collection('test_type_id')
        indexes = collection.index_information()
        self.assertEqual(indexes['_id_']['key'], [(u'_id', 1)])
        # Make sure we have the unique constraint on all three attributes
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1_attribute_2_1_attribute_3_1']['unique'], True)
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1_attribute_2_1_attribute_3_1']['dropDups'], False)
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1_attribute_2_1_attribute_3_1']['key'],
                         [(u'attribute_1', 1), (u'attribute_2', 1), (u'attribute_3', 1)])
        # Make sure we indexes attributes 1 and 3
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1']['dropDups'], False)
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1']['key'], [(u'attribute_1', 1)])
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_3_1']['dropDups'], False)
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_3_1']['key'], [(u'attribute_3', 1)])
        # Make sure we only have the indexes that we've hand inspected here
        self.assertEqual(indexes.keys(), [u'_id_', u'attribute_1_1_attribute_2_1_attribute_3_1',
                                          u'attribute_1_1', u'attribute_3_1'])

    def test_migrate(self, start_logging_mock, listdir_mock, mock_plugin_definitions,
                     mock_drop_indices):
        """
        Ensure that migrate() imports types on a clean types database.
        """
        migration.migrate()
        self.assertTrue(mock_drop_indices.called)

        all_collection_names = types_db.all_type_collection_names()
        self.assertEqual(len(all_collection_names), 1)

        self.assertEqual(['units_test_type_id'], all_collection_names)

        # Let's make sure we loaded the type definitions correctly
        db_type_definitions = types_db.all_type_definitions()
        self.assertEquals(len(db_type_definitions), 1)
        test_json = json.loads(_test_type_json)
        for attribute in ['id', 'display_name', 'description', 'unit_key', 'search_indexes']:
            self.assertEquals(test_json['types'][0][attribute], db_type_definitions[0][attribute])

        # Now let's ensure that we have the correct indexes
        collection = types_db.type_units_collection('test_type_id')
        indexes = collection.index_information()
        self.assertEqual(indexes['_id_']['key'], [(u'_id', 1)])
        # Make sure we have the unique constraint on all three attributes
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1_attribute_2_1_attribute_3_1']['unique'], True)
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1_attribute_2_1_attribute_3_1']['key'],
                         [(u'attribute_1', 1), (u'attribute_2', 1), (u'attribute_3', 1)])
        # Make sure we indexed attributes 1 and 3
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_1_1']['key'], [(u'attribute_1', 1)])
        self.assertEqual(indexes['attribute_3_1']['key'], [(u'attribute_3', 1)])
        # Make sure we only have the indexes that we've hand inspected here
        self.assertEqual(indexes.keys(), [u'_id_', u'attribute_1_1_attribute_2_1_attribute_3_1',
                                          u'attribute_1_1', u'attribute_3_1'])