from PyQt4 import QtCore
from util import qore_utils
+from util import qui_utils
from util import concurrent
from util import misc as misc_utils
_moduleLogger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
-@contextlib.contextmanager
-def notify_busy(log, message):
- log.push_busy(message)
- try:
- yield
- finally:
- log.pop(message)
-
-
class _DraftContact(object):
def __init__(self, title, description, numbersWithDescriptions):
self._contacts = {}
self._pool = pool
self._backend = backend
+ self._busyReason = None
+ self._message = ""
- def send(self, text):
- assert 0 < len(self._contacts)
+ def send(self):
+ assert 0 < len(self._contacts), "No contacts selected"
+ assert 0 < len(self._message), "No message to send"
numbers = [misc_utils.make_ugly(contact.selectedNumber) for contact in self._contacts.itervalues()]
le = concurrent.AsyncLinearExecution(self._pool, self._send)
- le.start(numbers, text)
+ le.start(numbers, self._message)
def call(self):
- assert len(self._contacts) == 1
+ assert len(self._contacts) == 1, "Must select 1 and only 1 contact"
+ assert len(self._message) == 0, "Cannot send message with call"
(contact, ) = self._contacts.itervalues()
+ number = misc_utils.make_ugly(contact.selectedNumber)
le = concurrent.AsyncLinearExecution(self._pool, self._call)
- le.start(contact.selectedNumber)
+ le.start(number)
def cancel(self):
le = concurrent.AsyncLinearExecution(self._pool, self._cancel)
le.start()
+ def _get_message(self):
+ return self._message
+
+ def _set_message(self, message):
+ self._message = message
+
+ message = property(_get_message, _set_message)
+
def add_contact(self, contactId, title, description, numbersWithDescriptions):
+ if self._busyReason is not None:
+ raise RuntimeError("Please wait for %r" % self._busyReason)
if contactId in self._contacts:
_moduleLogger.info("Adding duplicate contact %r" % contactId)
# @todo Remove this evil hack to re-popup the dialog
self.recipientsChanged.emit()
def remove_contact(self, contactId):
- assert contactId in self._contacts
+ if self._busyReason is not None:
+ raise RuntimeError("Please wait for %r" % self._busyReason)
+ assert contactId in self._contacts, "Contact missing"
del self._contacts[contactId]
self.recipientsChanged.emit()
def set_selected_number(self, cid, number):
# @note I'm lazy, this isn't firing any kind of signal since only one
# controller right now and that is the viewer
- assert number in (nWD[0] for nWD in self._contacts[cid].numbers)
+ assert number in (nWD[0] for nWD in self._contacts[cid].numbers), "Number not selectable"
self._contacts[cid].selectedNumber = number
def clear(self):
+ if self._busyReason is not None:
+ raise RuntimeError("Please wait for %r" % self._busyReason)
+ self._clear()
+
+ def _clear(self):
oldContacts = self._contacts
self._contacts = {}
+ self._message = ""
if oldContacts:
self.recipientsChanged.emit()
+ @contextlib.contextmanager
+ def _busy(self, message):
+ if self._busyReason is not None:
+ raise RuntimeError("Already busy doing %r" % self._busyReason)
+ try:
+ self._busyReason = message
+ yield
+ finally:
+ self._busyReason = None
+
def _send(self, numbers, text):
self.sendingMessage.emit()
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Sending Text"):
- yield (
- self._backend[0].send_sms,
- (numbers, text),
- {},
- )
- self.sentMessage.emit()
- self.clear()
+ with self._busy("Sending Text"):
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Sending Text"):
+ yield (
+ self._backend[0].send_sms,
+ (numbers, text),
+ {},
+ )
+ self.sentMessage.emit()
+ self._clear()
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
def _call(self, number):
self.calling.emit()
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Calling"):
- yield (
- self._backend[0].call,
- (number, ),
- {},
- )
- self.called.emit()
- self.clear()
+ with self._busy("Calling"):
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Calling"):
+ yield (
+ self._backend[0].call,
+ (number, ),
+ {},
+ )
+ self.called.emit()
+ self._clear()
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
def _cancel(self):
self.cancelling.emit()
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Cancelling"):
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Cancelling"):
yield (
self._backend[0].cancel,
(),
)
self.cancelled.emit()
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
return self._draft
def login(self, username, password):
- assert self.state == self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE
- assert username != ""
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE, "Can only log-in when logged out (currently %s" % self.state
+ assert username != "", "No username specified"
if self._cachePath is not None:
cookiePath = os.path.join(self._cachePath, "%s.cookies" % username)
else:
le.start(username, password)
def logout(self):
- assert self.state != self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE
+ assert self.state != self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE, "Can only logout if logged in (currently %s" % self.state
+ _moduleLogger.info("Logging out")
self._pool.stop()
self._loggedInTime = self._LOGGEDOUT_TIME
self._backend[0].persist()
self._save_to_cache()
+ self.stateChange.emit(self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE)
+ self.loggedOut.emit()
def clear(self):
- assert self.state == self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE, "Can only clear when logged out (currently %s" % self.state
self._backend[0].logout()
del self._backend[0]
self._clear_cache()
self._draft.clear()
def logout_and_clear(self):
- assert self.state != self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE
+ assert self.state != self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE, "Can only logout if logged in (currently %s" % self.state
+ _moduleLogger.info("Logging out and clearing the account")
self._pool.stop()
self._loggedInTime = self._LOGGEDOUT_TIME
self.clear()
+ self.stateChange.emit(self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE)
+ self.loggedOut.emit()
def update_contacts(self, force = True):
if not force and self._contacts:
le.start(dnd)
def _set_dnd(self, dnd):
- # I'm paranoid about our state geting out of sync so we set no matter
- # what but act as if we have the cannonical state
- assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE
oldDnd = self._dnd
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Setting DND Status"):
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE, "DND requires being logged in (currently %s" % self.state
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Setting DND Status"):
yield (
self._backend[0].set_dnd,
(dnd, ),
{},
)
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
return
self._dnd = dnd
return self._dnd
def get_account_number(self):
+ if self.state != self.LOGGEDIN_STATE:
+ return ""
return self._backend[0].get_account_number()
def get_callback_numbers(self):
- # @todo Remove evilness (might call is_authed which can block)
+ if self.state != self.LOGGEDIN_STATE:
+ return {}
return self._backend[0].get_callback_numbers()
def get_callback_number(self):
le.start(callback)
def _set_callback_number(self, callback):
- # I'm paranoid about our state geting out of sync so we set no matter
- # what but act as if we have the cannonical state
- assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE
oldCallback = self._callback
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Setting Callback"):
- yield (
- self._backend[0].set_callback_number,
- (callback, ),
- {},
- )
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE, "Callbacks configurable only when logged in (currently %s" % self.state
+ yield (
+ self._backend[0].set_callback_number,
+ (callback, ),
+ {},
+ )
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
return
self._callback = callback
self.callbackNumberChanged.emit(self._callback)
def _login(self, username, password):
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Logging In"):
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Logging In"):
self._loggedInTime = self._LOGGINGIN_TIME
self.stateChange.emit(self.LOGGINGIN_STATE)
finalState = self.LOGGEDOUT_STATE
+ isLoggedIn = False
try:
- isLoggedIn = False
-
if not isLoggedIn and self._backend[0].is_quick_login_possible():
isLoggedIn = yield (
self._backend[0].is_authed,
oldUsername = self._username
self._username = username
finalState = self.LOGGEDIN_STATE
- self.loggedIn.emit()
if oldUsername != self._username:
needOps = not self._load()
else:
needOps = True
+
+ self.loggedIn.emit()
+ self.stateChange.emit(finalState)
+ finalState = None # Mark it as already set
+
if needOps:
loginOps = self._loginOps[:]
else:
del self._loginOps[:]
for asyncOp in loginOps:
asyncOp.start()
+ else:
+ self._loggedInTime = self._LOGGEDOUT_TIME
+ self.error.emit("Error logging in")
except Exception, e:
+ self._loggedInTime = self._LOGGEDOUT_TIME
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
finally:
- self.stateChange.emit(finalState)
+ if finalState is not None:
+ self.stateChange.emit(finalState)
+ if isLoggedIn and self._callback:
+ self.set_callback_number(self._callback)
def _load(self):
updateContacts = len(self._contacts) != 0
oldCallback = self._callback
self._contacts = {}
- self._contactUpdateTime = datetime.datetime(1, 1, 1)
+ self._contactUpdateTime = datetime.datetime(1971, 1, 1)
self._messages = []
- self._messageUpdateTime = datetime.datetime(1, 1, 1)
+ self._messageUpdateTime = datetime.datetime(1971, 1, 1)
self._history = []
- self._historyUpdateTime = datetime.datetime(1, 1, 1)
+ self._historyUpdateTime = datetime.datetime(1971, 1, 1)
self._dnd = False
self._callback = ""
def _update_contacts(self):
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Updating Contacts"):
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE, "Contacts requires being logged in (currently %s" % self.state
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Updating Contacts"):
self._contacts = yield (
self._backend[0].get_contacts,
(),
{},
)
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
return
self._contactUpdateTime = datetime.datetime.now()
def _update_messages(self):
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Updating Messages"):
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE, "Messages requires being logged in (currently %s" % self.state
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Updating Messages"):
self._messages = yield (
self._backend[0].get_messages,
(),
{},
)
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
return
self._messageUpdateTime = datetime.datetime.now()
def _update_history(self):
try:
- with notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Updating History"):
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE, "History requires being logged in (currently %s" % self.state
+ with qui_utils.notify_busy(self._errorLog, "Updating History"):
self._history = yield (
self._backend[0].get_recent,
(),
{},
)
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
return
self._historyUpdateTime = datetime.datetime.now()
def _update_dnd(self):
oldDnd = self._dnd
try:
+ assert self.state == self.LOGGEDIN_STATE, "DND requires being logged in (currently %s" % self.state
self._dnd = yield (
self._backend[0].is_dnd,
(),
{},
)
except Exception, e:
+ _moduleLogger.exception("Reporting error to user")
self.error.emit(str(e))
return
if oldDnd != self._dnd:
self._push_login_op(op)
def _push_login_op(self, asyncOp):
- assert self.state != self.LOGGEDIN_STATE
+ assert self.state != self.LOGGEDIN_STATE, "Can only queue work when logged out"
if asyncOp in self._loginOps:
_moduleLogger.info("Skipping queueing duplicate op: %r" % asyncOp)
return
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