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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# classes for database reporting
# ONE CLASS PER TABLE?? IS THAT A GOOD IDEA??
import os
import sys
# local modules
try:
import MySQLqueries
import pymmFunctions
except:
from . import MySQLqueries
from . import pymmFunctions
class EventInsert:
'''
gather variables
do the thing (make the report)
'''
def __init__(
self,
eventType,
objectIdentifierValue,
objectIdentifierValueID,
eventDateTime=None,
eventOutcome=None,
eventOutcomeDetail=None,
eventDetailCallingFunc=None,
eventDetailComputer=None,
linkingAgentIdentifierValue=None,
eventID=None
):
'''
Each attribute corresponds to a field in the table.
They are initialized as None since they might not all have values
by the time the instance is called.
eventID will be returned after report_to_db is called.
'''
self.eventType = eventType
self.objectIdentifierValue = objectIdentifierValue
self.objectIdentifierValueID = objectIdentifierValueID
self.eventDateTime = eventDateTime
self.eventOutcome = eventOutcome
self.eventOutcomeDetail = eventOutcomeDetail
self.eventDetailCallingFunc = eventDetailCallingFunc
self.eventDetailComputer = eventDetailComputer
# this is OPERATOR defined in ingestSip.main()
self.linkingAgentIdentifierValue = linkingAgentIdentifierValue
# to be returned later
self.eventID = ''
def report_to_db(self):
# connect to the database
connection = pymmFunctions.database_connection(
self.linkingAgentIdentifierValue
)
# print(connection)
# get the sql query
sql = MySQLqueries.insertEventSQL
cursor = pymmFunctions.do_query(
connection,
sql,
self.eventType,
self.objectIdentifierValue,
self.objectIdentifierValueID,
self.eventDateTime,
self.eventOutcome,
self.eventOutcomeDetail,
self.eventDetailCallingFunc,
self.eventDetailComputer,
self.linkingAgentIdentifierValue
)
self.eventID = cursor.lastrowid
connection.close_cursor()
connection.close_connection()
return self.eventID
class ObjectInsert:
'''
gather variables
do the thing (make the report)
'''
def __init__(
self,
user,
objectIdentifierValue,
objectCategory=None,
objectCategoryDetail=None,
objectIdentifierValueID=None
):
'''
Each attribute corresponds to a field in the table.
objectIdentifierValueID will be returned after report_to_db is called.
'''
self.user = user
self.objectIdentifierValue = objectIdentifierValue
self.objectCategory = objectCategory
self.objectCategoryDetail = objectCategoryDetail
self.objectIdentifierValueID = objectIdentifierValueID
def report_to_db(self):
# connect to the database
connection = pymmFunctions.database_connection(
self.user
)
# get the sql query
sql = MySQLqueries.insertObjectSQL
cursor = pymmFunctions.do_query(
connection,
sql,
self.objectIdentifierValue,
self.objectCategory,
self.objectCategoryDetail
)
self.objectIdentifierValueID = cursor.lastrowid
connection.close_cursor()
connection.close_connection()
return self.objectIdentifierValueID
class FixityInsert:
'''
gather variables
do the thing (make the report)
'''
def __init__(
self,
user,
eventID,
objectID,
objectIdentifierValue,
eventDetailCallingFunc,
messageDigestAlgorithm,
messageDigestFilepath,
messageDigestHashValue,
messageDigestSource=None,
eventDateTime = None,
fixityID = None
):
'''
Each attribute corresponds to a field in the table.
fixityID will be returned after report_to_db is called.
'''
self.user = user
self.eventID = eventID
self.objectID = objectID
self.objectIdentifierValue = objectIdentifierValue
self.eventDetailCallingFunc = eventDetailCallingFunc
self.messageDigestAlgorithm = messageDigestAlgorithm
self.messageDigestFilepath = messageDigestFilepath
self.messageDigestHashValue = messageDigestHashValue
self.messageDigestSource = messageDigestSource
self.eventDateTime = eventDateTime
self.fixityID = fixityID
def report_to_db(self):
# connect to the database
connection = pymmFunctions.database_connection(
self.user
)
# get the sql query
sql = MySQLqueries.insertFixitySQL
cursor = pymmFunctions.do_query(
connection,
sql,
self.eventID,
self.objectID,
self.objectIdentifierValue,
self.eventDateTime,
self.eventDetailCallingFunc,
self.messageDigestAlgorithm,
self.messageDigestFilepath,
self.messageDigestHashValue,
self.messageDigestSource
)
self.fixityID = cursor.lastrowid
connection.close_cursor()
connection.close_connection()
return self.fixityID
class InsertObjChars:
'''
gather variables
do the thing (make the report)
'''
def __init__(
self,
user,
objectID,
_object,
mediaInfo = None,
ingestLog = None,
pbcoreText = None,
pbcoreXML = None
):
'''
Each attribute corresponds to a field in the table.
fixityID will be returned after report_to_db is called.
'''
self.user = user
self.objectID = objectID
self.objectIdentifierValue = _object.objectIdentifierValue
self.mediaInfo = mediaInfo
self.ingestLog = ingestLog
self.pbcoreText = pbcoreText
self.pbcoreXML = pbcoreXML
def report_to_db(self):
# connect to the database
connection = pymmFunctions.database_connection(
self.user
)
# get the sql query
sql = MySQLqueries.insertObjCharSQL
cursor = pymmFunctions.do_query(
connection,
sql,
self.objectID,
self.objectIdentifierValue,
self.mediaInfo,
self.ingestLog,
self.pbcoreText,
self.pbcoreXML
)
self.objCharID = cursor.lastrowid
connection.close_cursor()
connection.close_connection()
return self.objCharID
class ReportLTFS:
def __init__(
self,
user,
ltfsContents,
):
'''
ltfsContents is a dict like so:
{
'ltoID':tapeID,
'objects':{
'filename':{
path:/path/on/tape,
size:in_bytes,
modified:timespamp
}
}
}
'''
self.user = user
self.ltfsContents = ltfsContents
def report_to_db(self):
# connect to the database
connection = pymmFunctions.database_connection(
self.user
)
# get the sql query
sql = MySQLqueries.reportLTFScontents
for _object, details in self.ltfsContents['objects'].items():
ltoID = self.ltfsContents['ltoID']
filename = _object
fileSize = self.ltfsContents['objects'][_object]['size']
modifyTime = self.ltfsContents['objects'][_object]['modified']
filePath = self.ltfsContents['objects'][_object]['path']
cursor = pymmFunctions.do_query(
connection,
sql,
ltoID,
filename,
fileSize,
modifyTime,
filePath
)
connection.close_cursor()
connection.close_connection()
return True