from __future__ import absolute_import # for import below import logging from django.utils.timezone import get_current_timezone, is_naive, make_aware from unidecode import unidecode from django.conf import settings from django.template.defaultfilters import date as date_filter def slugify(value): """ Slugify a string (even if it contains non-ASCII chars) """ # Re-map some strings to avoid important characters being stripped. Eg # remap 'c++' to 'cpp' otherwise it will become 'c'. if hasattr(settings, 'OSCAR_SLUG_MAP'): for k, v in settings.OSCAR_SLUG_MAP.items(): value = value.replace(k, v) # Allow an alternative slugify function to be specified if hasattr(settings, 'OSCAR_SLUG_FUNCTION'): slugifier = settings.OSCAR_SLUG_FUNCTION else: from django.template import defaultfilters slugifier = defaultfilters.slugify # Use unidecode to convert non-ASCII strings to ASCII equivalents where # possible. value = slugifier( unidecode(unicode(value))) # Remove stopwords if hasattr(settings, 'OSCAR_SLUG_BLACKLIST'): for word in settings.OSCAR_SLUG_BLACKLIST: value = value.replace(word + '-', '') value = value.replace('-' + word, '') return value def compose(*functions): """ Compose functions This is useful for combining decorators. """ def _composed(*args): for fn in functions: try: args = fn(*args) except TypeError: # args must be scalar so we don't try to expand it args = fn(args) return args return _composed def format_datetime(dt, format=None): """ Takes an instance of datetime, converts it to the current timezone and formats it as a string. Use this instead of django.core.templatefilters.date, which expects localtime. :param format: Common will be settings.DATETIME_FORMAT or settings.DATE_FORMAT, or the resp. shorthands ('DATETIME_FORMAT', 'DATE_FORMAT') """ if is_naive(dt): localtime = make_aware(dt, get_current_timezone()) logging.warning( "oscar.core.utils.format_datetime received native datetime") else: localtime = dt.astimezone(get_current_timezone()) return date_filter(localtime, format)