EFSPIntegration.conversions

Functions that help convert the JSON-ized XML from the proxy server into usable information.

convert_court_to_id

def convert_court_to_id(trial_court) -> str

Converts a court type to the specific id string expected by Tyler.

A fairly ad-hoc function; it will check if the object has several attributes ("tyler_court_code", "tyler_code", or "name"), or if it's already a string, it tries to just make a lower case on the string. We strongly recommend that your court object use the "tyler_court_code" attribute though.

Arguments:

• trial_court - the court object

Returns:

the string that should be the Tyler EFM court id, i.e. adams or peoria:cr

choices_and_map

def choices_and_map(codes_list: List[Dict[str, Any]],
                    display: str = None,
                    backing: str = None) -> Tuple[List[Any], Dict]

Takes the responses from the 'codes' service and make a DA ready list of choices and a map back to the full code object

Arguments:

• codes_list - should be the direct response from a 'codes' service, i.e. proxy_conn.get_case_categories(court_id).data
• display - a python format string, where the input variables are the keys of the individual code elements. By default, it's "{name}", but could be something else like "{name} ({code})"
• backing - the key to each dict element in the codes_list that you want to use as the "canonical" representation of the code, i.e. each is unique, and there aren't conflicts

Returns:

a tuple; first, a list of the codes that can be used at the choices in a docassemble field, second, a map of each code, from the backing key to the full code element. Useful for getting all of the information about a code after a user has selected it.

pretty_display

def pretty_display(data, tab_depth=0, skip_xml=True, item_name=None) -> str

Given an arbitrarily nested JSON structure, print it nicely as markdown. Recursive, for subsequent calls tab_depth increases.

Arguments:

• data - the JSON structure (python dicts, lists, strings and ints) to print
• tab_depth - how many spaces to add before each new line, to make the markdown correct
• skip_xml - this function is mostly for printing responses from the EfileProxyServer, which lazily returns XML as JSON. If this is true, we won't show the useless XML cruft
• item_name - when recursing, will show the parent's name when showing elements in a list

Returns:

The string of markdown text that displays info about the given JSON structure

debug_display

def debug_display(resp: ApiResponse) -> str

Returns a string with either the error of the response, or it's data run through pretty_display

tyler_daterep_to_datetime

def tyler_daterep_to_datetime(tyler_daterep: Mapping) -> DADateTime

Takes an jsonized-XML object of "{http://niem.gov/niem/niem-core/2.0}ActivityDate, returns the datetime it repsents.

tyler_timestamp_to_datetime

def tyler_timestamp_to_datetime(timestamp_ms: int) -> DADateTime

Given a timestamp in milliseconds from epoch (in UTC), make a datetime from it

validate_tyler_regex

def validate_tyler_regex(data_field: Mapping) -> Callable[[str], Any]

Return a function that validates a given input with the provided regex, suitable for use with Docassemble's validate: question modifier

parse_service_contacts

def parse_service_contacts(service_list)

We'll take both Tyler service contact lists and Niem service contact lists. Tyler's are just `{"firstName": "Bob", "middleName": "P", ..., "serviceContactId": "abcrunh-13..." Niem's are more complicated

parse_case_info

def parse_case_info(proxy_conn: ProxyConnection,
                    new_case: DAObject,
                    entry: dict,
                    court_id: str,
                    *,
                    fetch: bool = True,
                    roles: dict = None)

Given sparse information about a case, gets the full details about it

Arguments:

• proxy_conn - the connection to the EFileProxyServer
• new_case - the object to hold all of the information about the case
• entry - the information we have about the case, usually from a call to get_cases
• court_id - the id of the court that we searched in to get this info
• fetch - if true, will fetch more detailed information about the case, include the case title
• roles - a dictionary of the party type codes to the party type name. Used so we can filter and sort participants later

fetch_case_info

def fetch_case_info(proxy_conn: ProxyConnection,
                    new_case: DAObject,
                    roles: Optional[dict] = None) -> None

Fills in these attributes with the full case details:

• attorneys
• party_to_attorneys
• case_details_worked
• case_details
• case_type
• title
• date
• participants

filter_payment_accounts

def filter_payment_accounts(account_list, allowable_card_types: List) -> List

Gets a list of all payment accounts and filters them by if the card is accepted at a particular court.

Arguments:

account_list:

• allowable_card_types - a list of the accepted card types at a court, usually from the 'allowablecardtypes' dict entry in get_full_court_info's response

Returns:

the list of payment account choices that are valid for a particular court

payment_account_labels

def payment_account_labels(resp: ApiResponse) -> Optional[List[Dict]]

Returns all payment accounts as choices, without filters.

filing_id_and_label

def filing_id_and_label(case: Mapping,
                        style: str = "FILING_ID") -> Dict[str, str]

Converts a raw case information from proxy_conn.get_filing_list() into a key-value pair, where the key is the filing id and the value is the user-facing label for that filing.

get_tyler_roles

def get_tyler_roles(
        proxy_conn: ProxyConnection,
        login_data: Optional[Mapping],
        user_details: Optional[ApiResponse] = None) -> Tuple[bool, bool]

Gets whether or not the user of this interview is a Tyler Admin, and a 'global' admin. The global admin means that they are allowed to change specific Global payment methods, and can be listed under the 'global server admins' section of the 'efile proxy' settings in the DAConfig