30 lines
629 B
Python
30 lines
629 B
Python
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"""
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Demonstrates the behavior of exceptions in create/delete triggers.
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To allow for deletions, it alternates returning a single item and
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returning nothing.
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"""
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# Standard library imports
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from datetime import datetime
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import json
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import random
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def fetch_new(state):
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if state.get('return_item'):
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state['return_item'] = False
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return [{
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'source': 'deletetriggerexdemo',
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'id': 'deletetriggerexdemoitem',
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'title': 'Delete trigger exception demo'
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}]
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else:
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state['return_item'] = True
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return []
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def on_create(state, item):
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raise Exception('on_create')
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def on_delete(state, item):
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raise Exception('on_delete')
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