edc-sites 1.1.0

Simple classes related to the django sites framework for clinicedc projects

edc-sites

Site definitions to work with Django’s Sites Framework and django_multisite.

Define a sites.py. This is usually in a separate project module. For example, for project meta there is a module meta_sites that contains a sites.py.

Register your sites in sites.py.

# sites.py
from edc_sites.site import sites
from edc_sites.single_site import SingleSite

    suffix = "example.clinicedc.org"

    sites.register(
        SingleSite(
            10,
            "hindu_mandal",
            title="Hindu Mandal Hospital",
            country="tanzania",
            country_code="tz",
            domain=f"hindu_mandal.tz.{suffix}",
        ),
        SingleSite(
            20,
            "amana",
            title="Amana Hospital",
            country="tanzania",
            country_code="tz",
            domain=f"amana.tz.{suffix}",
        ),
    )

A post_migrate signal is registered in apps.py to update the django model Site and the EDC model SiteProfile on the next migration:

    # apps.py

from edc_sites.add_or_update_django_sites import add_or_update_django_sites

    def post_migrate_update_sites(sender=None, **kwargs):
        sys.stdout.write(style.MIGRATE_HEADING("Updating sites:\n"))
        add_or_update_django_sites(verbose=True)
        sys.stdout.write("Done.\n")
        sys.stdout.flush()

Now in your code you can use the sites global to inspect the trial sites:

from edc_sites.site import sites

In [1]: sites.all()
Out[1]:
{10: SingleSite(site_id=10, name='hindu_mandal', domain='hindu_mandal.tz.example.clinicedc.org', country='tanzania', description='Hindu Mandal Hospital'),
 20: SingleSite(site_id=20, name='amana', domain='amana.tz.example.clinicedc.org', country='tanzania', description='Amana Hospital')}

In [2]: sites.get(10)
Out[2]: SingleSite(site_id=10, name='hindu_mandal', domain='hindu_mandal.tz.example.clinicedc.org', country='tanzania', description='Hindu Mandal Hospital')

In [3]: sites.get_by_attr("name", 'hindu_mandal')
Out[3]: SingleSite(site_id=10, name='hindu_mandal', domain='hindu_mandal.tz.example.clinicedc.org', country='tanzania', description='Hindu Mandal Hospital')

In [4]: sites.get(10).languages
Out[4]:
{'sw': 'Swahili',
 'en-gb': 'British English',
 'en': 'English',
 'mas': 'Maasai',
 'ry': 'Runyakitara',
 'lg': 'Ganda',
 'rny': 'Runyankore'}

Take a look at the Sites class in edc_sites.site for more available methods.

For another deployment, we have alot of sites spread out over a few countries.

For example:

from edc_sites.site import sites
from edc_sites.single_site import SingleSite

suffix = "inte.clinicedc.org"

sites.register(
    SingleSite(
        101,
        "hindu_mandal",
        title="Hindu Mandal Hospital",
        country="tanzania",
        country_code="tz",
        domain=f"hindu_mandal.tz.{suffix}",
    ),
    SingleSite(
        102,
        "amana",
        title="Amana Hospital",
        country="tanzania",
        country_code="tz",
        domain=f"amana.tz.{suffix}",
    ),
    SingleSite(
        201,
        "kojja",
        country="uganda",
        country_code="ug",
        domain=f"kojja.ug.{suffix}",
    ),
    SingleSite(
        202,
        "mbarara",
        country="uganda",
        country_code="ug",
        domain=f"mbarara.ug.{suffix}",
    ),
)

You can use the sites global to get the trial sites for a country:

from edc_sites.site import sites

In [1]: sites.get_by_country("uganda")
Out[1]:
{201: SingleSite(site_id=201, name='kojja', domain='kojja.ug.inte.clinicedc.org', country='uganda', description='Kojja'),
 202: SingleSite(site_id=202, name='mbarara', domain='mbarara.ug.inte.clinicedc.org', country='uganda', description='Mbarara')}

In a multisite, multi-country deployment, managing the SITE_ID is complicated. We use django_multisite which nicely reads the SITE_ID from the url. django_multisite will extract kojja from https://kojja.ug.example.clinicedc.org to do a model lookup to get the SITE_ID.

Viewing data from multiple sites using view_auditallsites

The mixins provided by``edc_sites`` limit the EDC to only present data linked to the current site. To expand access beyond the current site, edc_sites provides a special permission codename; view_auditallsites. If a user has this permission, they will be shown data from the current site plus any additional sites granted in their user profile.

The permission codename view_auditallsites cannot be allocated to a user with add/edit/delete permissions to ANY model in the system. That is, the permission codename view_auditallsites is reserved for VIEW ONLY access, e.g the AUDITOR_ROLE. The one exception is for edc_auth and``auth`` models accessible to users granted ACCOUNT_MANAGER_ROLE permissions.

In your code, you can check if a user has access to more than just the current site using function may_view_other_sites:

if may_view_other_sites(request):
    queryset = self.appointment_model_cls.objects.all()
else:
    queryset = self.appointment_model_cls.on_site

To get a list of sites that the user has access to in the current request, use function get_view_only_site_ids_for_user.

from edc_model_admin.utils import add_to_messages_once

site_ids = get_view_only_site_ids_for_user(request.user, request.site, request=request)

Default Site and tests

Edc sites may be configured to register a default site. This may be useful for testing where you are not registering any sites manually or through autodiscover.

In settings:

EDC_SITES_REGISTER_DEFAULT=True

The default site id is 1.

If your tests depend on a test app that has a sites.py, you might need to set the SITE_ID in your tests.

Use the override_settings decorator on the test class or on a specific test.

For example:

@override_settings(SITE_ID=20)
class TestLpFormValidator(TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        ...

    @override_settings(SITE_ID=40)
    def test_lp_not_done(self):
        ...