Hopefully this is easier to read:
@service.jsonrpc
def sendFileJSON(dataFromJSON):
#sendFileJSON
parentpath='/Documents/'
filename='testFile06.dat'
#eventually use dataFromJSON instead of abc
file = cgi.FieldStorage('file', 'testFile06.dat', 'abc\n')
filepath=parentpath+filename
filetype=os.path.splitext(filename)[1][1:]
row=db((db.allfiles.parentpath==parentpath)& \
(db.allfiles.filepath==filepath)&(db.allfiles.filename==filename) \
&(db.allfiles.user==me)).select()
if not len(row):
db.allfiles.insert(filename=filename,filepath=filepath, \
parentpath=parentpath,filetype=filetype, \
file=db.allfiles.file.store(file.file,filename), \
datecreated=now,user=me)
result = {
'Path' : parentpath,
'Name' : filename,
'Error' :'',
'Code':0
}
else:
result = {
'Path' : parentpath,
'Name' : filename,
'Error' : 'File already exists',
'Code':1
}
return str(result)
row=db((db.allfiles.filename==filename)& \
(db.allfiles.user==me)).select()[0]
insertedfile=row.file
outfile=open(output,'wb')
try:
filepath=os.path.join(request.folder,'uploads',insertedfile)
filesize=os.path.getsize(filepath)
if filepath[-3:]=='txt' or filepath[-4:]=='html':
filepath=os.path.normpath(filepath)
filein=open(filepath,'r')
dbcontent=filein.read()
filein.close()
db((db.allfiles.filename==filename)& \
(db.allfiles.user==me)).update( \
filesize=filesize,content=dbcontent)
else:
db((db.allfiles.filename==filename)& \
(db.allfiles.user==me)).update( \
filesize=filesize)
outfile.close()
except:
outfile.write(str(sys.exc_info()[1]))
outfile.close()
return "saved"
On Feb 21, 3:54 pm, Charles Law <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm working on a game app that is setup to have users create profiles
> using the Auth class. I want to have users save games specific to
> their account, and allow them to have multiple saved games. I also
> want to have the saved games listed so the user can load (and maybe
> download) them. The files would be strings that shouldn't be more
> than a couple kb.
>
> I found this awesome example app that I'm looking through, but it
> works with uploaded files vs auto-generated files made from strings:
> http://web2py.com/appliances/default/show/70
>
> I'm trying to extract out some of the code from this appliance and
> write data, but every file I write is blank. I put in some debug and
> it is going through the try block, also the test.txt, which looks like
> it is debug text, is empty. I feel like there is something small, but
> important that I'm missing, any ideas? Here is the code I have right
> now:
>
> output=os.path.join(request.folder,'static','test.txt')
>
> ...
>
> @service.jsonrpc
> def sendFileJSON(dataFromJSON):
> parentpath='/Documents/' #temporary
> filename='testFile06.dat' #temporary
> file = cgi.FieldStorage('file', 'testFile06.dat', 'abc\n')
> #eventually use dataFromJSON instead of abc
>
> filepath=parentpath+filename
> filetype=os.path.splitext(filename)[1][1:]
>
> row=db((db.allfiles.parentpath==parentpath)&(db.allfiles.filepath==filepath
> )&(db.allfiles.filename==filename)
> \
> &(db.allfiles.user==me)).select()
>
> if not len(row):
> db.allfiles.insert(filename=filename,filepath=filepath, \
>
> parentpath=parentpath,filetype=filetype,file=db.allfiles.file.store(file.fi
> le,filename),datecreated=now,user=me)
> result = {
> 'Path' : parentpath,
> 'Name' : filename,
> 'Error' :'',
> 'Code':0
> }
> else:
> result = {
> 'Path' : parentpath,
> 'Name' : filename,
> 'Error' : 'File already exists',
> 'Code':1
> }
> return str(result)
>
> row=db((db.allfiles.filename==filename)&(db.allfiles.user==me)).select()
> [0]
> insertedfile=row.file
> outfile=open(output,'wb')
> try:
> filepath=os.path.join(request.folder,'uploads',insertedfile)
> filesize=os.path.getsize(filepath)
> if filepath[-3:]=='txt' or filepath[-4:]=='html':
> filepath=os.path.normpath(filepath)
> filein=open(filepath,'r')
> dbcontent=filein.read()
> filein.close()
>
> db((db.allfiles.filename==filename)&(db.allfiles.user==me)).update(filesize
> =filesize,content=dbcontent)
> else:
>
> db((db.allfiles.filename==filename)&(db.allfiles.user==me)).update(filesize
> =filesize)
> outfile.close()
> except:
> outfile.write(str(sys.exc_info()[1]))
> outfile.close()
> return "saved"
