Differential D8425 Diff 30376 swh/graphql/resolvers/scalars.py

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	def serialize_id(value):			def serialize_id(value):
	if type(value) is bytes:			if type(value) is bytes:
	return value.hex()			return value.hex()
	return value			return value


	@datetime_scalar.serializer			@datetime_scalar.serializer
	def serialize_datetime(value):			def serialize_datetime(value):
	# FIXME, handle error and return None
	if type(value) == TimestampWithTimezone:			if type(value) == TimestampWithTimezone:
				try:
				vlorentzUnsubmitted Done Inline Actions use `isinstance` vlorentz: use `isinstance`
	value = value.to_datetime()			value = value.to_datetime()
	if type(value) == datetime:			except ValueError:
	return utils.get_formatted_date(value)			# Return None in case of an error
	return None			pass
				vlorentzUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions What other types can `value` be? vlorentz: What other types can `value` be?
				jayeshvAuthorUnsubmitted Done Inline Actions Can be an instance of TimestampWithTimezone or a python datetime. Any other type will return a None. I don't really know the input (value) can be None, but that is anyway supported. jayeshv: Can be an instance of TimestampWithTimezone or a python datetime. Any other type will return a…
				vlorentzUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions why not two different functions, one for each type? vlorentz: why not two different functions, one for each type?
				jayeshvAuthorUnsubmitted Done Inline Actions This same function is used to serialize datetimes from both user generated (date field in the Date object) and db dates (date in revision object). adding two different scalars for both types is perfectly fine, but wouldn't that make a client a bit more complex? (I was trying to keep the number of scalars to a minimum) jayeshv: This same function is used to serialize datetimes from both user generated (date field in the…
				jayeshvAuthorUnsubmitted Done Inline Actions Fix the typo This same function is used to serialize datetimes from both user generated (date field in the Date object) and db dates (date in the visit status object). adding two different scalars for both types is perfectly fine, but wouldn't that make a client a bit more complex? (I was trying to keep the number of scalars to a minimum) jayeshv: Fix the typo > This same function is used to serialize datetimes from both user generated (date…
				return utils.get_formatted_date(value) if type(value) == datetime else None


	@swhid_scalar.value_parser			@swhid_scalar.value_parser
	def validate_swhid(value):			def validate_swhid(value):
	try:			try:
	swhid = CoreSWHID.from_string(value)			swhid = CoreSWHID.from_string(value)
	except ValidationError as e:			except ValidationError as e:
	raise InvalidInputError("Invalid SWHID", e)			raise InvalidInputError("Invalid SWHID", e)
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