troggle/core/views/drawings.py

import os, stat
import re
from pathlib import Path
from urllib.parse import urljoin, unquote as urlunquote

from django.conf import settings
from django.shortcuts import render
from django.http import HttpResponse

from troggle.core.models.survex import DrawingFile
from troggle.core.views.expo import getmimetype
#import parsers.surveys

'''Some of these views serve files as binary blobs, and simply set the mime type based on the file extension,
as does the urls.py dispatcher which sends them here. Here they should actually have the filetype checked 
by looking inside the file before being served.


'''

todo='''- Need to check if invalid query string is invalid, or produces multiple replies
and render a user-friendly error page.
'''


def dwgallfiles(request):
    '''Report on all the drawing files in the system. These were loaded by parsing the entire directory tree
    '''
    dwgfiles = DrawingFile.objects.all()
    return render(request, 'dwgfiles.html', { 'dwgfiles':dwgfiles, 'settings': settings })
    

def dwgfilesingle(request, path):
    '''sends a single binary file to the user. It could be an old PNG, PDF or SVG 
    not just Tunnel or Therion
    
    The db records created on datbase reset import are not used when we look for an individual drawing, only 
    collections of them.
    
    Note the infelicity that this will deliver files that exist, but are hidden on the previous
    webpage /dwgupload/... if the user types the filename into the browser bar. Could be a problem?
    Should we validate using uploads.py dwgvaliddisp() here too?
    '''
    tfile = Path(settings.DRAWINGS_DATA, path.replace(":","#"))
    if not tfile.is_file():
        message = f'Drawing file not found in filesystem at \'{path}\' \n\t\tMaybe a new dataimport needs to be done to get up to date.'
        return render(request, 'errors/generic.html', {'message': message})   
    
    if Path(tfile).suffix in ['.xml']: # tunnel files are usually 'us-ascii' (!). And may not close all XML tags properly either.
        for encoding in ['us-ascii', 'iso-8859-1', 'utf-8']:
            try: 
                #print(f'attempting {encoding} for {tfile}')
                with open(tfile, encoding=encoding, errors='strict') as f:
                    print(f'- before reading any {encoding}')
                    lines = f.readlines()
                #print(f'- finished reading {encoding}')
                #print(f'- {len(lines)=}')
                clean = []
                for l in lines:
                    clean.append(l.replace('&','@').replace('&','&').replace('@', '&'))
                #print(f'- Cleaned and stripped.')
                try:
                    return HttpResponse(content=clean, content_type="text/xml")
                except:
                    return HttpResponse(content=f"Render fail for this file: {tfile} Please report to a nerd. Probably Julian's fault.") 

            except:
                print(f'! Exception when reading {encoding}')
                continue
            
            print(f'! None of those encodings worked for {tfile}')
            try:
                return HttpResponse(content=open(tfile, errors='ignore'), content_type=getmimetype(tfile)) 
            except:
                return HttpResponse(content=f"Unable to understand the encoding for this file: {tfile} Please report to a nerd.") 
   
    if Path(tfile).suffix in ['th2', '.th']:
        try: 
            return HttpResponse(content=open(tfile, errors='strict'), content_type="text/txt") # default utf-8
        except: 
            return HttpResponse(content=f"Unable to understand the encoding for this file: {tfile} Please report to a nerd.") 
            
    else: # SVG, JPG etc
        try: 
            return HttpResponse(content=open(tfile, mode='rb'), content_type=getmimetype(tfile)) # default utf-8
        except: 
            try:
                return HttpResponse(content=open(tfile, mode='rb')) 
            except:
                return HttpResponse(content=f"Unable to understand the encoding '{getmimetype(tfile)}' for this file: {tfile} Note that Apache will do its own thing here. Please report to a nerd.")