Function input_check_many

shared/regular/regular_input.py:225–269

Want to check all names we expect that's why not using a .keys() method Arguments spec_list, a list of dicts to check format: variable name : type ex. {"name" : str} log, dict using regular.regular_log

(spec_list,
                     log,
                     untrusted_input,
                     string_len_not_zero = True)

def input_check_many(spec_list,
                     log,
                     untrusted_input,
                     string_len_not_zero = True):
    """
    Want to check all names we expect
    that's why not using a .keys() method

    Arguments
        spec_list, a list of dicts to check
            format:
                variable name : type
                ex.
                {"name" : str}
        log, dict using regular.regular_log
        untrusted_input, dict of untrusted input

    Returns
        log
            Updated,
            errors are stored in log["error"][name]

        input
            dict of variables where key is the name
            and value is value from untrusted dict OR None

    The assumption is that we run something like
    if len(log["error"].keys()) >= 1:
        return jsonify(log=log), 400
    """
    input = {}

    if isinstance(untrusted_input, dict) is False:
        log["error"]["input"] = "Expecting dict"
        return log, None

    for spec in spec_list:
        log, variable, name = input_check(spec = spec,
                                          log = log,
                                          untrusted_input = untrusted_input,
                                          string_len_not_zero = string_len_not_zero
                                          )
        input[name] = variable

    return log, input


def master(request,