""" City Object repository with database CRUD operations SPDX - License - Identifier: LGPL - 3.0 - or -later Copyright © 2022 Concordia CERC group Project Coder Guille Gutierrez Guillermo.GutierrezMorote@concordia.ca """ import datetime import logging from sqlalchemy import select, or_ from sqlalchemy.exc import SQLAlchemyError from sqlalchemy.orm import Session from hub.city_model_structure.building import Building from hub.persistence.repository import Repository from hub.persistence.models import CityObject as Model class CityObject(Repository): """ City object repository """ _instance = None def __init__(self, db_name: str, dotenv_path: str, app_env: str): super().__init__(db_name, dotenv_path, app_env) def __new__(cls, db_name, dotenv_path, app_env): """ Implemented for a singleton pattern """ if cls._instance is None: cls._instance = super(CityObject, cls).__new__(cls) return cls._instance def insert(self, city_id: int, building: Building): """ Inserts a new city object :param city_id: city id for the city owning this city object :param building: the city object (only building for now) to be inserted return Identity id """ city_object = self.get_by_name_or_alias_and_city(building.name, city_id) if city_object is not None: raise SQLAlchemyError(f'A city_object named {building.name} already exists in that city') try: city_object = Model(city_id=city_id, building=building) self.session.add(city_object) self.session.flush() self.session.commit() self.session.refresh(city_object) return city_object.id except SQLAlchemyError as err: logging.error('An error occurred while creating city_object %s', err) raise SQLAlchemyError from err def update(self, city_id: int, building: Building): """ Updates an application :param city_id: the city id of the city owning the city object :param building: the city object :return: None """ try: object_usage = '' for internal_zone in building.internal_zones: for usage in internal_zone.usages: object_usage = f'{object_usage}{usage.name}_{usage.percentage} ' object_usage = object_usage.rstrip() self.session.query(Model).filter(Model.name == building.name, Model.city_id == city_id).update( {'name': building.name, 'alias': building.alias, 'object_type': building.type, 'year_of_construction': building.year_of_construction, 'function': building.function, 'usage': object_usage, 'volume': building.volume, 'area': building.floor_area, 'updated': datetime.datetime.utcnow()}) self.session.commit() except SQLAlchemyError as err: logging.error('Error while updating city object %s', err) raise SQLAlchemyError from err def delete(self, city_id: int, name: str): """ Deletes an application with the application_uuid :param city_id: The id for the city owning the city object :param name: The city object name :return: None """ try: self.session.query(Model).filter(Model.city_id == city_id, Model.name == name).delete() self.session.commit() except SQLAlchemyError as err: logging.error('Error while deleting application %s', err) raise SQLAlchemyError from err def get_by_name_or_alias_and_city(self, name, city_id) -> Model: """ Fetch a city object based on name and city id :param name: city object name :param city_id: a city identifier :return: [CityObject] with the provided name or alias belonging to the city with id city_id """ try: # search by name first city_object = self.session.execute(select(Model).where(Model.name == name, Model.city_id == city_id)).first() if city_object is not None: return city_object[0] # name not found, so search by alias instead city_objects = self.session.execute( select(Model).where(Model.aliases.contains(name), Model.city_id == city_id) ).all() self.session.close() self.session = Session(self.engine) for city_object in city_objects: aliases = city_object[0].aliases.replace('{', '').replace('}', '').split(',') for alias in aliases: if alias == name: # force the name as the alias city_object[0].name = name return city_object[0] return None except SQLAlchemyError as err: logging.error('Error while fetching city object by name and city: %s', err) raise SQLAlchemyError from err except IndexError as err: logging.error('Error while fetching city object by name and city, empty result %s', err) raise IndexError from err