bb-plane-fork/apiserver/plane/app/serializers/base.py
Bavisetti Narayan c9337d4a41 feat: dashboard widgets (#3362)
* fix: created dashboard, widgets and dashboard widget model

* fix: new user home dashboard

* chore: recent projects list

* chore: recent collaborators

* chore: priority order change

* chore: payload changes

* chore: collaborator's active issue count

* chore: all dashboard widgets added with services and typs

* chore: centered metric for pie chart

* chore: widget filters

* chore: created issue filter

* fix: created and assigned issues payload change

* chore: created issue payload change

* fix: date filter change

* chore: implement filters

* fix: added expansion fields

* fix: changed issue structure with relation

* chore: new issues response

* fix: project member fix

* chore: updated issue_relation structure

* chore: code cleanup

* chore: update issues response and added empty states

* fix: button text wrap

* chore: update empty state messages

* fix: filters

* chore: update dark mode empty states

* build-error: Type check in the issue relation service

* fix: issues redirection

* fix: project empty state

* chore: project member active check

* chore: project member check in state and priority

* chore: remove console logs and replace harcoded values with constants

* fix: code refactoring

* fix: key name changed

* refactor: mapping through similar components using an array

* fix: build errors

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Co-authored-by: Aaryan Khandelwal <aaryankhandu123@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: gurusainath <gurusainath007@gmail.com>
2024-01-22 13:22:09 +05:30

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from rest_framework import serializers
class BaseSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
id = serializers.PrimaryKeyRelatedField(read_only=True)
class DynamicBaseSerializer(BaseSerializer):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
# If 'fields' is provided in the arguments, remove it and store it separately.
# This is done so as not to pass this custom argument up to the superclass.
fields = kwargs.pop("fields", [])
self.expand = kwargs.pop("expand", []) or []
fields = self.expand
# Call the initialization of the superclass.
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
# If 'fields' was provided, filter the fields of the serializer accordingly.
if fields is not None:
self.fields = self._filter_fields(fields)
def _filter_fields(self, fields):
"""
Adjust the serializer's fields based on the provided 'fields' list.
:param fields: List or dictionary specifying which fields to include in the serializer.
:return: The updated fields for the serializer.
"""
# Check each field_name in the provided fields.
for field_name in fields:
# If the field is a dictionary (indicating nested fields),
# loop through its keys and values.
if isinstance(field_name, dict):
for key, value in field_name.items():
# If the value of this nested field is a list,
# perform a recursive filter on it.
if isinstance(value, list):
self._filter_fields(self.fields[key], value)
# Create a list to store allowed fields.
allowed = []
for item in fields:
# If the item is a string, it directly represents a field's name.
if isinstance(item, str):
allowed.append(item)
# If the item is a dictionary, it represents a nested field.
# Add the key of this dictionary to the allowed list.
elif isinstance(item, dict):
allowed.append(list(item.keys())[0])
for field in allowed:
if field not in self.fields:
from . import (
WorkspaceLiteSerializer,
ProjectLiteSerializer,
UserLiteSerializer,
StateLiteSerializer,
IssueSerializer,
LabelSerializer,
CycleIssueSerializer,
IssueFlatSerializer,
IssueRelationSerializer,
)
# Expansion mapper
expansion = {
"user": UserLiteSerializer,
"workspace": WorkspaceLiteSerializer,
"project": ProjectLiteSerializer,
"default_assignee": UserLiteSerializer,
"project_lead": UserLiteSerializer,
"state": StateLiteSerializer,
"created_by": UserLiteSerializer,
"issue": IssueSerializer,
"actor": UserLiteSerializer,
"owned_by": UserLiteSerializer,
"members": UserLiteSerializer,
"assignees": UserLiteSerializer,
"labels": LabelSerializer,
"issue_cycle": CycleIssueSerializer,
"parent": IssueSerializer,
"issue_relation": IssueRelationSerializer,
}
self.fields[field] = expansion[field](many=True if field in ["members", "assignees", "labels", "issue_cycle", "issue_relation"] else False)
return self.fields
def to_representation(self, instance):
response = super().to_representation(instance)
# Ensure 'expand' is iterable before processing
if self.expand:
for expand in self.expand:
if expand in self.fields:
# Import all the expandable serializers
from . import (
WorkspaceLiteSerializer,
ProjectLiteSerializer,
UserLiteSerializer,
StateLiteSerializer,
IssueSerializer,
LabelSerializer,
CycleIssueSerializer,
IssueRelationSerializer,
)
# Expansion mapper
expansion = {
"user": UserLiteSerializer,
"workspace": WorkspaceLiteSerializer,
"project": ProjectLiteSerializer,
"default_assignee": UserLiteSerializer,
"project_lead": UserLiteSerializer,
"state": StateLiteSerializer,
"created_by": UserLiteSerializer,
"issue": IssueSerializer,
"actor": UserLiteSerializer,
"owned_by": UserLiteSerializer,
"members": UserLiteSerializer,
"assignees": UserLiteSerializer,
"labels": LabelSerializer,
"issue_cycle": CycleIssueSerializer,
"parent": IssueSerializer,
"issue_relation": IssueRelationSerializer
}
# Check if field in expansion then expand the field
if expand in expansion:
if isinstance(response.get(expand), list):
exp_serializer = expansion[expand](
getattr(instance, expand), many=True
)
else:
exp_serializer = expansion[expand](
getattr(instance, expand)
)
response[expand] = exp_serializer.data
else:
# You might need to handle this case differently
response[expand] = getattr(
instance, f"{expand}_id", None
)
return response