Sunil Mohan Adapa 7f4c5f7410
Make app names as module identifiers
- The last part of the module import path is the module name.  This also
  becomes the Django app name.  Apps names have to be unique.  Hence,
  there is no scope for two different modules with same name but
  different load path to exist in the project.

- Most uses of list of loaded modules are dealing with app names instead
  of full module load path.  This is due to the fact that Django deals
  with app names and not module paths.

- It is also somewhat clumsy to access a loaded module as we are
  re-importing every time to get access module.

- Simplify all of the above by using app names are module identifiers
  and maintaing an ordered dictionary of app names to loadded modules.

- Remove unused imports.

- Minor styling fixes.
2016-02-13 13:49:23 +05:30

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#
# This file is part of Plinth.
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"""
Plinth module to configure name services
"""
from django.utils.translation import ugettext_lazy as _
import logging
from plinth import cfg
from plinth.signals import domain_added, domain_removed
SERVICES = (
('http', _('HTTP'), 80),
('https', _('HTTPS'), 443),
('ssh', _('SSH'), 22),
)
depends = ['system']
domain_types = {}
domains = {}
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def init():
"""Initialize the names module."""
menu = cfg.main_menu.get('system:index')
menu.add_urlname(_('Name Services'), 'glyphicon-tag',
'names:index', 19)
domain_added.connect(on_domain_added)
domain_removed.connect(on_domain_removed)
def on_domain_added(sender, domain_type, name='', description='',
services=None, **kwargs):
"""Add domain to global list."""
if not domain_type:
return
domain_types[domain_type] = description
if not name:
return
if not services:
services = []
if domain_type not in domains:
# new domain_type
domains[domain_type] = {}
domains[domain_type][name] = services
logger.info('Added domain %s of type %s with services %s',
name, domain_type, str(services))
def on_domain_removed(sender, domain_type, name='', **kwargs):
"""Remove domain from global list."""
if domain_type in domains:
if name == '': # remove all domains of this type
domains[domain_type] = {}
logger.info('Removed all domains of type %s', domain_type)
elif name in domains[domain_type]:
del domains[domain_type][name]
logger.info('Removed domain %s of type %s', name, domain_type)
def get_domain_types():
"""Get list of domain_types."""
return list(domain_types.keys())
def get_description(domain_type):
"""Get description of a domain_type, if available."""
if domain_type in domain_types:
return domain_types[domain_type]
else:
return domain_type
def get_domain(domain_type):
"""
Get domain of type domain_type.
This function is meant for use with single-domain domain_types. If there is
more than one domain, any one of the domains may be returned.
"""
if domain_type in domains and len(domains[domain_type]) > 0:
return list(domains[domain_type].keys())[0]
else:
return None
def get_enabled_services(domain_type, domain):
"""Get list of enabled services for a domain."""
try:
return domains[domain_type][domain]
except KeyError:
# domain_type or domain not registered
return []
def get_services_status(domain_type, domain):
"""Get list of whether each service is enabled for a domain."""
enabled = get_enabled_services(domain_type, domain)
return [service[0] in enabled for service in SERVICES]