Manage your models by ncurses Dialog, Whiptail or XDialog

# Admin-like editor/browser of your models using DIALOG / WHIPTAIL / XDIALOG / ...
#
#  License: GPL 2
#
#  Usage:
#
#	1) install python-dialog package and dialog-like program (dialog, whiptail, xdialog)
#
#	2) put this file to your project's top-level directory
#
#	3) into your settings.py put something like this:
#		DIALOG_APPS = (
#	        	'yourproject.yourapp',
#       		'yourproject.otherapp',
#	        	...
#		)
#
#	   ...optionally you can specify a dialog program:
#		DIALOG_DIALOG = '/usr/bin/whiptail'  (I prefer)
#		or DIALOG_DIALOG = '/usr/bin/dialog'
#		or DIALOG_DIALOG = '/usr/bin/Xdialog'
#
#	   ...and some other settings, see bellow...
#
#	4) start this program:
#		./manage.py shell
#		>>> from yourproject import dialogadmin
#		>>> dialogadmin.run()
#
#	   ...or you can create django-admin custom command
#	   (see http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/custom-management-commands/#howto-custom-management-commands )
#
#
#	Bugreports welcome...
#

import dialog

from django.db import models
from django.conf import settings
from django.core.exceptions import ObjectDoesNotExist

# From http://www.python.org/doc/2.5.2/lib/built-in-funcs.html
#    Helps me to import module like 'myproject.myapp.models' by string
def my_import(name):
        mod = __import__(name)
        components = name.split('.')
        for comp in components[1:]:
                mod = getattr(mod, comp)
        return mod

# Lets try import default settings, only required is DIALOG_APPS (iterable)
try:
        DIALOG = str(settings.DIALOG_DIALOG) # absolute path to executable or name of executable'
except AttributeError:
        DIALOG = 'dialog'

try:
        DIALOGRC = str(settings.DIALOG_DIALOGRC)
except AttributeError:
        DIALOGRC = None

try:
        HEIGHT = int(settings.DIALOG_HEIGHT)
except AttributeError:
        HEIGHT = 0

try:
        WIDTH = int(settings.DIALOG_WIDTH)
except AttributeError:
        WIDTH = 0

# Inititialize Dialog object from python-dialog package
D = dialog.Dialog(dialog=DIALOG, DIALOGRC=DIALOGRC)

try:
        D.setBackgroundTitle(str(settings.DIALOG_BACKGROUND_TITLE))
except AttributeError:
	pass

""" Initialize model control structure
    Example:
      Models['myproject.myapp']['model_name'] = modelclass
"""
Models = {}
for app in settings.DIALOG_APPS:
	for Model in  models.get_models(my_import('%s.models' % app)):

		try:
			Models[app][Model._meta.verbose_name] = Model
                except KeyError:
                	Models[app] = {}
                        Models[app][Model._meta.verbose_name] = Model

### These dialog_* methods shows DIALOG on the screen
def dialog_menu(msg, choices): # choices are in the form (tag, item)
        return D.menu(str(msg), width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT, choices=tuple(choices))

def dialog_radiolist(msg, choices): # choices are in the form (tag, item, status) and status is boolean
        return D.radiolist(str(msg), width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT, choices=tuple(choices))

def dialog_msgbox(msg):
        return D.msgbox(str(msg), width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT)
#	return (1, None)

def dialog_yesno(msg, default): # 'default' is initial value of boolean type
        return int(not D.yesno(str(msg), width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT, defaultno=not default))

def dialog_inputbox(msg, default): # default is initial string
        return D.inputbox(str(msg), width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT, init=str(default))

def dialog_checklist(msg, choices): # choices are in the form (tag, item, status) and status is boolean
	return D.checklist(str(msg), width=WIDTH, height=HEIGHT, choices=tuple(choices))

def handler_AutoField(): # no args here
	return (1, dialog_msgbox(u'Cannot edit AutoField'))

# Called when edit ManyToManyField, arguments: obj=model instance, field=fieldclass
def handler_ManyToManyField(obj, field):
	if obj.pk == None:
		return (1, dialog_msgbox('Object %s must be saved before editing ManyToManyField %s' % (obj, field.name)))

	try:
		checked = getattr(obj, field.name).all()
	except ValueError:
		checked = ()

	choices = [ (str(o.pk), str(o), int(o in checked)) for o in field.rel.to.objects.all()]

	ret = dialog_checklist('Choose object(s) for %s: %s' % (obj, field.name), choices)

	objects = None

	if not ret[0]:
		objects = [field.rel.to.objects.get(pk=pk) for pk in ret[1]]

	return (ret[0], objects)

# Called when edit ForeignKey, arguments: obj=model instance, field=fieldclass
def handler_ForeignKey(obj, field):
	try:
		default = getattr(obj, field.name)
	except ObjectDoesNotExist:
		default = None

        choices = [ (str(o.pk), str(o), int(o == default)) for o in field.rel.to.objects.all()]
        ret = dialog_radiolist('Choose object for %s: %s' % (obj, field.name), choices)
	obj = None

	if not ret[0]:
		obj = field.rel.to.objects.get(pk=ret[1])

	return (ret[0], obj)

def handler_OneToOneField(obj, field):
	return handler_ForeignKey(obj, field)

def handler_BooleanField(msg, value):
        return (0, dialog_yesno(msg, value))

# Called when no other handler is called
def handler_BaseField(msg, value):
        return dialog_inputbox(msg, value)

# Main field handler. It determines, which other field-handler to call, arguments: obj=model instance, field=fieldclass, field_value=value as string
def field_handler(obj, field, field_value):
        if isinstance(field, models.AutoField):
                ret = handler_AutoField()

        elif isinstance(field, models.ManyToManyField):
                ret = handler_ManyToManyField(obj, field)

        elif isinstance(field, models.ForeignKey):
                ret = handler_ForeignKey(obj, field)

        elif isinstance(field, models.OneToOneField):
                ret = handler_OneToOneField(obj, field)

        elif isinstance(field, models.BooleanField):
                ret = handler_BooleanField('Choose yes/no for field %s of object %s' % (field.name, obj), field_value)
        else:
                ret = handler_BaseField('Edit field %s of object %s' % (field.name, obj), field_value)

	return ret

# Mother of other AdminDialogs :))
class AdminDialog(object):
	pass

# Shows dialog with list of apps
class AppsAdminDialog(AdminDialog):
	def __init__(self):
		choices = [(key, key) for key in Models.keys()]

		while True:
			ret = dialog_menu('Choose app', choices)

			if ret[0]:
				break

			ModelsAdminDialog(ret[1])

# Shows dialog with list of app's models
class ModelsAdminDialog(AdminDialog):
	def __init__(self, app):
		choices = [(key, key) for key in Models[app].keys()]

		while True:
			ret = dialog_menu('Choose model from %s' % app, choices)

			if ret[0]:
				break

			ActionAdminDialog(Models[app][ret[1]])


# Show dialog for choosing action
class ActionAdminDialog(AdminDialog):
	def __init__(self, Model):
		choices = [(key, key) for key in ('browse/edit', 'add', 'delete')]

		while True:
			ret = dialog_menu('Choose action for %s' % Model._meta.verbose_name, choices)

			if ret[0]:
                                break

			action = ret[1]

			if action == 'browse/edit':
				ObjectsAdminDialog(Model, action, ObjectDetailAdminDialog)

			elif action == 'delete':
				ObjectsAdminDialog(Model, action, ObjectDeleteAdminDialog)

			elif action == 'add':
				ObjectDetailAdminDialog(Model())

# Show dialog with list of all objects (model instances), Model=modelclass, action=string, next_dialog=class of AdminDiaalog to call next (detail or delete)
class ObjectsAdminDialog(AdminDialog):
        def __init__(self, Model, action, next_dialog):
		while True:
			choices = [(str(o.pk), str(o)) for o in Model.objects.all()]

			ret = dialog_menu('Choose object to %s' % action, choices)

			if ret[0]:
                                break

			next_dialog(Model.objects.get(pk=ret[1]))

# Show dialog to ask for deletion, arguments: obj=model instance
class ObjectDeleteAdminDialog(AdminDialog):
        def __init__(self, obj):
		if dialog_yesno('Delete object %s ?' % obj, False):
			obj.delete()
			dialog_msgbox('%s deleted' % obj)

# 
class ObjectDetailAdminDialog(AdminDialog):
	""" Creates choices to display on the screen
	     Example:
		(
			( field1, field_value1 ),
			( field2, field_value2 ),
			...
		)
	"""
	def _init_choices(self, obj):
		self.choices = []

		for field_name in obj._meta.get_all_field_names():

                        field = obj._meta.get_field_by_name(field_name)[0]

                        if isinstance(field, models.related.RelatedObject): # Ignore this strange type
                        	continue

                        elif isinstance(field, models.ManyToManyField):
				try:
					field_value = [str(M) for M in getattr(obj, field.name).all()] # Create unicode list of ManyToMany related objects
				except ValueError:
					field_value = None
                        else:
                                try:
                                        field_value = getattr(obj, field.name) # Read other type of field
                                except:
                                        field_value = None

                        self.choices.append( (field.name, str(field_value)) )

        def __init__(self, obj):
		changed = False # if object changes, this is set to True and finally yesno dialog asks for save

		while True:
			self._init_choices(obj)

                        ret = dialog_menu('Choose field of %s' % obj, self.choices)

			if ret[0]:
				if changed:
					if dialog_yesno('Save changes to %s ?' % obj, False):
						try:
							obj.save()
							dialog_msgbox('Object %s saved' % obj)
						except Exception, e:
							dialog_msgbox('An error occured saving object %s: %s' % (obj, e))
							continue
                        	break

			field = obj._meta.get_field_by_name(ret[1])[0] # get fieldclass
			
			try:
				field_value = getattr(obj, field.name) # read value of field
			except:
				field_value = None

			ret = field_handler(obj, field, field_value)

			print ret[1] == field_value

			if not ret[0]:
				if ret[1] == field_value:	# No change, let's continue
					continue

				setattr(obj, field.name, ret[1])
				changed = True 			# Set changed flag

def run():
	AppsAdminDialog()