pyfedi/app/post/util.py
2024-09-29 13:18:41 -04:00

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from typing import List
from urllib.parse import urlparse
from flask_login import current_user
from sqlalchemy import desc, text, or_
from app import db
from app.models import PostReply, Post
from app.utils import blocked_instances, blocked_users
# replies to a post, in a tree, sorted by a variety of methods
def post_replies(post_id: int, sort_by: str, show_first: int = 0) -> List[PostReply]:
comments = PostReply.query.filter_by(post_id=post_id).filter(PostReply.deleted == False)
if current_user.is_authenticated:
instance_ids = blocked_instances(current_user.id)
if instance_ids:
comments = comments.filter(or_(PostReply.instance_id.not_in(instance_ids), PostReply.instance_id == None))
if current_user.ignore_bots == 1:
comments = comments.filter(PostReply.from_bot == False)
blocked_accounts = blocked_users(current_user.id)
if blocked_accounts:
comments = comments.filter(PostReply.user_id.not_in(blocked_accounts))
if current_user.reply_hide_threshold:
comments = comments.filter(PostReply.score > current_user.reply_hide_threshold)
else:
comments.filter(PostReply.score > -20)
if sort_by == 'hot':
comments = comments.order_by(desc(PostReply.ranking))
elif sort_by == 'top':
comments = comments.order_by(desc(PostReply.score))
elif sort_by == 'new':
comments = comments.order_by(desc(PostReply.posted_at))
comments = comments.limit(2000) # paginating indented replies is too hard so just get the first 2000.
comments_dict = {comment.id: {'comment': comment, 'replies': []} for comment in comments.all()}
for comment in comments:
if comment.parent_id is not None:
parent_comment = comments_dict.get(comment.parent_id)
if parent_comment:
parent_comment['replies'].append(comments_dict[comment.id])
return [comment for comment in comments_dict.values() if comment['comment'].parent_id is None]
def get_comment_branch(post_id: int, comment_id: int, sort_by: str) -> List[PostReply]:
# Fetch the specified parent comment and its replies
parent_comment = PostReply.query.get(comment_id)
if parent_comment is None:
return []
comments = PostReply.query.filter(PostReply.post_id == post_id, PostReply.deleted == False)
if current_user.is_authenticated:
instance_ids = blocked_instances(current_user.id)
if instance_ids:
comments = comments.filter(or_(PostReply.instance_id.not_in(instance_ids), PostReply.instance_id == None))
if sort_by == 'hot':
comments = comments.order_by(desc(PostReply.ranking))
elif sort_by == 'top':
comments = comments.order_by(desc(PostReply.score))
elif sort_by == 'new':
comments = comments.order_by(desc(PostReply.posted_at))
comments_dict = {comment.id: {'comment': comment, 'replies': []} for comment in comments.all()}
for comment in comments:
if comment.parent_id is not None:
parent_comment = comments_dict.get(comment.parent_id)
if parent_comment:
parent_comment['replies'].append(comments_dict[comment.id])
return [comment for comment in comments_dict.values() if comment['comment'].id == comment_id]
# The number of replies a post has
def get_post_reply_count(post_id) -> int:
return db.session.execute(text('SELECT COUNT(id) as c FROM "post_reply" WHERE post_id = :post_id AND deleted is false'),
{'post_id': post_id}).scalar()
def tags_to_string(post: Post) -> str:
if post.tags.count() > 0:
return ', '.join([tag.name for tag in post.tags])
def body_has_no_archive_link(body):
if body:
return 'https://archive.' not in body and 'https://12ft.io' not in body
else:
return True
def url_needs_archive(url) -> bool:
paywalled_sites = ['washingtonpost.com', 'nytimes.com', 'wsj.com', 'economist.com', 'ft.com', 'telegraph.co.uk',
'bild.de', 'theatlantic.com', 'lemonde.fr', 'nzherald.co.nz']
if url:
try:
parsed_url = urlparse(url.replace('www.', ''))
hostname = parsed_url.hostname.lower()
except:
return False
if hostname == 'nytimes.com' and 'unlocked_article_code' in url:
return False
if hostname == 'theatlantic.com' and 'gift' in url:
return False
return hostname in paywalled_sites
else:
return False
def generate_archive_link(url) -> bool:
return 'https://archive.ph/' + url
# marks the post as read for a provided user
def mark_post_as_read(post_id: int, user_id: int):
pass