gws.base.storage.core

Storage object.

Source code: gws.base.storage.core

Module Contents

class gws.base.storage.core.Config(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: gws.ConfigWithAccess

Storage configuration

categoryName: str | None

category name

providerUid: str | None

storage provider uid

class gws.base.storage.core.Object

Bases: gws.Node

Configurable GWS object.

categoryName: str

storageProvider: gws.StorageProvider

configure()

Configuration hook.

configure_provider()

get_state_for(user)

handle_request(req: gws.WebRequester, p: Request) → Response

props(user)

Generate a Props struct for this object.

Parameters:

user – The user for which the props should be generated.

class gws.base.storage.core.Props(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: gws.Props

Object properties.

state: State

class gws.base.storage.core.Request(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: gws.Request

Command request.

entryData: dict | None

entryName: str | None

verb: Verb

class gws.base.storage.core.Response(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: gws.Response

Command response.

data: dict | None

state: State

class gws.base.storage.core.State(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: gws.Data

Basic data object.

This object can be instantiated by passing one or or dict arguments and/or keyword args. All dicts keys and keywords become attributes of the object.

Accessing an undefined attribute returns None and no error is raised, unless the attribute name starts with an underscore.

canCreate: bool

canDelete: bool

canRead: bool

canWrite: bool

names: list[str]

class gws.base.storage.core.Verb

Bases: gws.Enum

Enumeration type.

Despite being declared as extending Enum (for IDE support), this class is actually just a simple object and intended to be used as a collection of attributes. It doesn’t provide any Enum-specific utilities.

The rationale behind this is that we need Enum members (e.g. Color.RED) to be scalars, and not complex objects as in the standard Enum.

delete = 'delete'

list = 'list'

read = 'read'

write = 'write'