On 2015-03-29 15:10, Greg Stein wrote:
On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 7:38 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
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+++ steve/trunk/pysteve/lib/backends/es.py Sun Mar 29 12:38:08 2015
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+constants.appendBackend( {
+ 'id': 'elasticsearch',
+ 'init': init,
+ 'document_exists': exists,
+ 'get_basedata': getBasedata,
+ 'election_close': close,
+ 'election_vote': vote,
+ 'election_list': listElections,
+ 'issue_list': listIssues,
+ 'election_create': createElection,
+ 'issue_create': createIssue,
+ 'issue_delete': deleteIssue,
+ 'election_update': updateElection,
+ 'issue_update': updateIssue,
+ 'issue_get': getIssue,
+ 'vote': vote,
+ 'votes_get': getVotes,
+ 'votes_get_raw': getVotesRaw,
+ 'voter_get_uid': voter_get,
+ 'voter_add': voter_add,
+ 'voter_remove': voter_remove,
+ 'voter_has_voted': voter_has_voted
+})
Why a dictionary mapping names to functions? .. that is why we have classes.
Yep, a class would be better suited, same thing for the vote types I can
imagine, and is on my TODO list (I had a bit of a brain fart while
porting it, so I just copied over the structure from vote types).
I am currently pressed for time (heading out the door), so I won't be
able to get this done till later this evening, hence getting in a
quicker version first. I wanted something down on paper before I left,
so Chris could get started whenever he wants on a Sold backend, but yes,
I do realize it's not ideal nor a final piece of work.
With regards,
Daniel.
-g
