historically, Libervia (SàT before) was using camelCase as allowed by PEP8 when using a
pre-PEP8 code, to use the same coding style as in Twisted.
However, snake_case is more readable and it's better to follow PEP8 best practices, so it
has been decided to move on full snake_case. Because Libervia has a huge codebase, this
ended with a ugly mix of camelCase and snake_case.
To fix that, this patch does a big refactoring by renaming every function and method
(including bridge) that are not coming from Twisted or Wokkel, to use fully snake_case.
This is a massive change, and may result in some bugs.
quotas can now be specified using the `quotas_json` option of `component file_sharing`
section in settings. This must be a dict where:
- `users` key contains default quotas for all users
- `admins` key contains quotas for administrators (not implemented yet)
- `jids` contain bare JID to quota mapping, to have user-specific quota
The value can be either a int for quota in bytes, or a case insensitive string with an
optional multiplier symbol (e.g. "500 Mio"). `None` can be used for explicit unlimited
quota (which is the default is `users` is not set).
When a file size is too big for quota, upload is refused with an error message indicating
allowed quota, used space, and the size of the file that user wants to upload.
- `parseSize` lets parse a size which can be either a int, or a string with a symbol like
`Mio`
- `getSizeMultiplier` returns a tuple of size with it's multiplier symbol
- `getHumanSize` returns a string with size and adapted multiplier.
- instead of registering a callback, a file sending manager now register itself and must
implement some well known method (`fileSend`, `canHandleFileSend`) and optionally a
`name` attribute
- `utils.asDeferred` is now used for callbacks, so all type of methods including
coroutines can be used.
- feature checking is now handled by `canHandleFileSend` method instead of simple
namespace check, this allows to use a method when namespace can't be checked (this is
the case when a file is sent to a bare jid with jingle)
- first code in backend to use async/await Python syntax \o/
- plugin with file upload
- URL schemes can be registered
- `http` and `https` schemes are handled by default
/!\ this is a huge commit
/!\ starting from this commit, SàT is needs Python 3.6+
/!\ SàT maybe be instable or some feature may not work anymore, this will improve with time
This patch port backend, bridge and frontends to Python 3.
Roughly this has been done this way:
- 2to3 tools has been applied (with python 3.7)
- all references to python2 have been replaced with python3 (notably shebangs)
- fixed files not handled by 2to3 (notably the shell script)
- several manual fixes
- fixed issues reported by Python 3 that where not handled in Python 2
- replaced "async" with "async_" when needed (it's a reserved word from Python 3.7)
- replaced zope's "implements" with @implementer decorator
- temporary hack to handle data pickled in database, as str or bytes may be returned,
to be checked later
- fixed hash comparison for password
- removed some code which is not needed anymore with Python 3
- deactivated some code which needs to be checked (notably certificate validation)
- tested with jp, fixed reported issues until some basic commands worked
- ported Primitivus (after porting dependencies like urwid satext)
- more manual fixes
- moved directories from src and frontends/src to sat and sat_frontends, which is the recommanded naming convention
- move twisted directory to root
- removed all hacks from setup.py, and added missing dependencies, it is now clean
- use https URL for website in setup.py
- removed "Environment :: X11 Applications :: GTK", as wix is deprecated and removed
- renamed sat.sh to sat and fixed its installation
- added python_requires to specify Python version needed
- replaced glib2reactor which use deprecated code by gtk3reactor
sat can now be installed directly from virtualenv without using --system-site-packages anymore \o/
2018-04-02 19:44:50 +02:00
Renamed from src/plugins/plugin_misc_file.py (Browse further)
