#/usr/bin/env python

import sys
import MySQLdb
from time import *
from datetime import *

class DataBase:
	def connect(self):
		self.db = MySQLdb.connect(db="szene",\
		host="localhost", \
		user="szene", \
		passwd="szene", \
		use_unicode=1)
		print "Verbunden"

	def close (self):
		self.db.close()
		print "Verbindung getrennt"

	def get_latest_uid_category(self, type):
		c = self.db.cursor()
		sqlqueue="SELECT uid FROM tx_skcalendar_" + type
		c.execute(sqlqueue)
		j=1
		for i in c:
			if i[0] > j:
				j = i[0]
		print "latest uid for %s is: %i" % (type, j)
		return j

	def prepare_new_month(self):
		#TODO Monatsvorlage rekursiv kopieren 
		# IDs der Kategorien aus config
		next_month = "Februar"
		parentid = 34
		doktype = 254
		perms_user = 31
		perms_group = 27
		hidden = 1
		tx_rgmenu_special = 5
		tstamp = str(int(mktime(datetime.now().timetuple())))
		sqlqueue="INSERT INTO `pages` (`pid`, `title`, `doktype`, `tstamp`, `perms_user`, `perms_group`, `hidden`, `tx_rgmenu_special`) \
		VALUES (" \
		+ "'" + parentid + "'" \
		+ "'" + next_month + "'" \
		+ "'" + doktype + "'" \
		+ "'" + tstamp + "'" \
		+ "'" + perms_user + "'" \
		+ "'" + perms_group + "'" \
		+ "'" + hidden + "'" \
		+ "'" + tx_rgmenu_special + "'" \
		+ "');"
		c.execute(sqlqueue)

	def prepare_event(self):
		'''hiermit wird eine neue Veranstaltung in passender Form
		fuer die VCE Extension vorbereitet'''
		## Testdatensaetze
		event_pid = "29"
		event_title = "Test2888888"
		event_title2= "Test2345345"
		event_description = "blablabla"
		event_startdate = str(int(mktime((datetime(2008,01,31,11,11,00)).timetuple())))
		event_targetgroup = "5"
		event_category = "1"
		event_organizer = "1"
		event_location = "1"
		event_tstamp = str(int(mktime(datetime.now().timetuple())))
		event_crdate = str(int(mktime(datetime.now().timetuple())))
		# felder ohne default wert mit leerem string besetzen
		event_image = ""
		event_link = ""
		event_exeptions = ""
		event_l18n_diffsource = ""
		# liste fuer alle datensaetze zusammenstellen
		#TODO aus xml holen
		event1 = (event_pid, event_title, event_description, event_startdate, event_targetgroup, event_category, event_organizer, event_location, event_tstamp, event_crdate, event_image, event_link, event_exeptions, event_l18n_diffsource) 
		event2 = (event_pid, event_title2, event_description, event_startdate, event_targetgroup, event_category, event_organizer, event_location, event_tstamp, event_crdate, event_image, event_link, event_exeptions, event_l18n_diffsource) 
		event_data = [ event1, event2 ]
		return event_data

	def insert_event(self):
		'''den MySQL Befehl absetzen'''
		#sqlqueue="INSERT INTO `tx_skcalendar_event` (`pid`) VALUES ('29');"
		#c.execute(sqlqueue)
		"""
		sqlqueue="INSERT INTO `tx_skcalendar_event` (`pid` , `title`, `description`, `targetgroup`, `category`, `organizer`, `location`, `tstamp` , `crdate` ) VALUES (" \
		+ "'" + self.event_pid + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_title + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_description + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_targetgroup + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_category + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_organizer + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_location + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_tstamp + "', "\
		+ "'" + self.event_crdate \
		+ "');"
		"""
		c = self.db.cursor()
		data = self.prepare_event()
		print "folgende Datensaetze einfuegen:"
		for i in data:
			print i
		c.executemany("""INSERT INTO `tx_skcalendar_event` (`pid` , `title`, `description`, `startdate`, `targetgroup`, `category`, `organizer`, `location`,  `tstamp` , `crdate`, `image`, `link`, `exeptions`, `l18n_diffsource`) VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s)""", data)

if __name__ == '__main__':
	test = DataBase()
	test.connect()
	#test.get_latest_uid_category("organizer")
	test.insert_event()
	test.close()
	sys.exit(0)


'''
## zur Umwandlungs von unix timestamps in mysql un umgekehrt
from time import *
from datetime import *
# von mysql (unix) timestamp in python datetime umwandeln
datetime.fromtimestamp(1199142000)
# und zurueck
mktime((datetime(2008,01,31,21,8,00)).timetuple())

## Python & MySQL
# http://www.kitebird.com/articles/pydbapi.html
# http://dustman.net/andy/python/python-and-mysql

'''