We basically make the all import chain return the results as promise, so
the importer can act at the end of the process and:
- zoom only to the imported data (in case the layer already as some)
- display a counter of imported data when import is successfull
- display an alert when nothing has been imported
cf #564
This should only be used in localhost, but there are a bunch of check
and it's often that we need to add print to understand why the URL does
not validate, which is usually an issue with the SITE_URL or this kind.
So let's make those print permanent.
We basically make the all import chain return the results as promise, so
the importer can act at the end of the process and:
- zoom only to the imported data (in case the layer already as some)
- display a counter of imported data when import is successfull
- display an alert when nothing has been imported
cf #564
This should only be used in localhost, but there are a bunch of
check and it's often that we need to add print to understand why
the URL does not validate, which is usually an issue with the SITE_URL
or this kind. So let's make those print permanent.
This adds two now storage classes, `UmapFileSystem` and `UmapS3`.
The first class now handle the current storage behaviour (which was in
the DataLayer class), and the second one the S3 support.
Todo:
- [x] unit tests for the S3 class
- [x] understand how to deal with gzip in S3
- [x] clone
fix#2290
This PR introduce two new share_status: `DRAFT` and `DELETED`.
So all status are now:
(DRAFT, _("Draft (private)")),
(PUBLIC, _("Everyone (public)")),
(OPEN, _("Anyone with link")),
(PRIVATE, _("Editors and team only")),
(BLOCKED, _("Blocked")),
(DELETED, _("Deleted")),
Here are the impact of such introduction, on the draft side:
- by default maps are now create in draft status, and they are not
visible from others than owner (or collaborators if any); this can be
changed for a given instance with the setting
`UMAP_DEFAULT_SHARE_STATUS`
- now even anonymous owned maps have a share status, given one of the
goals is to make a better distinction between maps ready to be shared
and other, this also apply to maps without logged in owners
- when the map in in draft mode, the "Save" button on the frontend says
"Save draft", so to make the state clear
- now the visibility of the map is immediately visible on the top bar
(while before this was only displayed after first save)
Note: add the end `DRAFT` and `PRIVATE` are very similar, but I made the
choice to keep the two, so one can still distinguish their draft maps
from their ready map they want to keep private.
On the delete side:
- when deleting a map, it's now set as `share_status=DELETED`, which act
as a sort of trash; so it become easier to recover a map, with it's full
datalayers, etc. (the only thing which will not be restored is the
previous share_status, which should be draft again after a restore; the
restore function itself is not implemented)
- there is a new command `empty_trash` which delete for real maps in
DELETED status and with last_modified > 30 days (by default, can be
changed with a command line argument)
- deleted maps disappear from all views: home, search, dashboard…
- in the future, we could create a new view "My Trash", where one could
see their deleted map not yet deleted for real (and that should be the
opportunity to also add the `restore` function, which for now can be
done by simply changing the share_status from the shell or the admin)
- all the purgatory related code has been removed
fix#2207
