Source code for web.tables.attachment_tables.BaseAttachmentTable

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"""Module with the :class:`web.tables.BaseAttachmentTable` table class."""

from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
from django_tables2 import Column, Table

from core.models import Attachment
from web.utils.columns import CheckboxColumn, IsFavoriteColumn




[docs]
class BaseAttachmentTable(Table):
    """Table class for :class:`core.models.Attachment.Attachment`."""

    file_name = Column(linkify=True)
    checkbox = CheckboxColumn()
    is_favorite = IsFavoriteColumn()
    email = Column(
        verbose_name=_("Email"),
        linkify=lambda record: record.email.get_absolute_url(),
        accessor="email__subject",
    )
    content_type = Column(
        verbose_name=_("Content type"),
        order_by=("content_maintype", "content_subtype"),
    )



[docs]
    class Meta:
        """Metadata class for the table."""

        model = Attachment
        fields = (
            "is_favorite",
            "file_name",
            "email",
            "content_type",
            "content_disposition",
            "content_id",
            "datasize",
        )
        sequence = ("checkbox", *fields)





[docs]
    def render_datasize(self, value: int) -> str:
        """Renders the datasize value by adding the bytes unit.

        Args:
            value: The datasize value

        Returns:
            The string shown for datasize in the table.
        """
        return str(value) + " " + _("bytes")