Method __init__

gui/esiFittings.py:232–263

(self, ex)

class ESIExceptionHandler:
    # todo: make this a generate excetpion handler for all calls
    def __init__(self, ex):
        # raise ex
        if ex.response['error'].startswith('Token is not valid') \
                or ex.response['error'] == 'invalid_token' \
                or ex.response['error'] == 'invalid_grant':  # todo: this seems messy, figure out a better response
            pyfalog.error(ex)
            with wx.MessageDialog(
                gui.mainFrame.MainFrame.getInstance(),
                _t("There was an error validating characters' SSO token. Please try "
                "logging into the character again to reset the token."),
                _t("Invalid Token"),
                wx.OK | wx.ICON_ERROR | wx.CANCEL
            ) as dlg:
                dlg.SetOKLabel("Manage ESI Characters")
                ret = dlg.ShowModal()
                if ret == wx.ID_OK:
                    SsoCharacterMgmt.openOne(parent=gui.mainFrame.MainFrame.getInstance())
                    # todo: spawn manage esi characters
                    pass
        elif ex.response['error'].startswith('Timeout contacting'):
            pyfalog.error(ex)
            with wx.MessageDialog(
                    gui.mainFrame.MainFrame.getInstance(),
                    "HTTP %s: %s\n\n" % (ex.status_code, ex.response['error'])
                    + _t("The server took too long to response. Please try again in a moment."),
                    _t("Timeout"),
                    wx.OK | wx.ICON_ERROR
            ) as dlg:
                dlg.ShowModal()
        else:
            # We don't know how to handle the error, raise it for the global error handler to pick it up
            raise ex


class ExportToEve(AuxiliaryFrame):