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- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/PKG-INFO +127 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/README.md +92 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/__init__.py +1 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/app.py +156 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/db/__init__.py +60 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/db/datasource.py +27 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/db/executor.py +128 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/log/access_log_handler.py +62 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/model/access_log.py +26 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/model/auth_client.py +42 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/model/auth_permission.py +25 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/model/base_model.py +38 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/model/parameterized_query.py +210 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/model/response_result.py +60 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/model/user.py +118 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/service/access_log_service.py +8 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/service/auth_client_service.py +7 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/service/auth_permission_service.py +7 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/service/authentication_service.py +67 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/service/base_service.py +138 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/setting/__init__.py +122 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/setup/__init__.py +185 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/__init__.py +1 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/decorator/__init__.py +0 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/decorator/cache.py +126 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/decorator/swagger.py +19 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/file/file_exporter.py +98 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/helpers.py +139 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/json/NotSortJSONProvider.py +9 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/oss/__init__.py +0 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/oss/ks3_oss.py +203 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/redis/redis_helper.py +117 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/request/request.py +96 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/swagger/swagger_template.py +82 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/utils/swagger/swagger_util.py +172 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask/wsgi.py +37 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask.egg-info/PKG-INFO +127 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +49 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask.egg-info/requires.txt +22 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/lesscode_flask.egg-info/top_level.txt +2 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/query_runner/__init__.py +523 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/query_runner/clickhouse.py +230 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/query_runner/kingbase.py +228 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/query_runner/mysql.py +309 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/query_runner/pg.py +284 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/settings/__init__.py +90 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/settings/helpers.py +66 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/redash/utils/requests_session.py +18 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/setup.cfg +4 -0
- lesscode_flask-0.0.27/setup.py +58 -0
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Name: lesscode-flask
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Version: 0.0.27
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Summary: lesscode-flask 是基于flask的web开发脚手架项目,该项目初衷为简化开发过程,让研发人员更加关注业务。
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Home-page: https://lesscode-flask
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Author: Chao.yy
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# lesscode-flask
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user_agent_string = request.headers.get('user-agent')
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resource_id = "-"
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resource_label = "-"
|
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url_info = RedisHelper(app_config.get("REDIS_OAUTH_KEY", "redis")).sync_hgetall(url_info_key)
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if url_info:
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resource_id = url_info.get("id", "-")
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resource_label = url_info.get("label", "-")
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access_log = AccessLog(request_id=request_id, display_name=current_user.display_name,
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|
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@copy_current_request_context
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|
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def thread_function(access_log):
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|
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# 在这个函数内部,应用上下文将会被正确传递
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|
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AccessLogService.add_item(access_log)
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|
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|
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# 创建并启动线程
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|
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|
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