import sys
from pprint import pprint
#sys.path.append ('z:/software/scripts')
# you need to either append the path to where the shotgun api is or
#you need to add it to your PYTHONPATH as i have done at home
#from getShotData import *

print ('Loading Shotgun Support')

URL = ""
name = ""
API = ""

# connect to shotgun
def shotgunConnect():
    from shotgun_api3_preview import Shotgun
    sg = Shotgun(URL,name,API)
    return sg

# find a project given the name
def sgProject (sg, input):
    return sg.find_one("Project", [["name", "is", input]] )

# finding a shot given the name :
def sgShot (sg, shot, project):
    return sg.find_one('Shot',[['code','is',shot],['project','is',project]],['sg_cut_in','sg_cut_out','sg_client_version', 'code'])


# expects a project in the proper naming, and a shot 
def createShot (sg, proj, shot):
    filters = [['code','is','CGI / Live Action Shot' ]]
    template = sg.find_one('TaskTemplate',filters)
    project = sgProject(proj)

    data = { 'project': {"type":"Project","id": project['id']},
             'code': shot,
             'task_template' : template,
             'description': '',
             'sg_status_list': 'wtg' }
    result = sg.create('Shot', data)
    return result



# find multiple notes given a shot ID (from above)
# order in newest to oldest
# requires you call it like note[0]['content']
def sgNotesFind (sg, shotID):
    print shotID
    note = sg.find('Note',[['note_links','is', shotID]],['subject','content', 'created_at'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])
    return note

# find a single (most recent) note given a shot ID
# then call it like note['content']
def sgNotesFindLatest (sg, shotID):
    note = sg.find_one('Note',[['note_links','is', shotID][0]],['subject','content','created_at'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])
    return note


def sgCreateNote(sg, project, shotID, subject, content):
    # enter data here for a note to create
    data = {'subject':subject,'content':content,'note_links':[shotID],'project':project}
    # create the note
    noteID = sg.create('Note',data)
    return noteID

# create a version
def sgCreateVersion(sg, project, shotID, verName, description, framePath, firstFrame, lastFrame, clientName=''):

    data = {'project': project,
            'code': verName,
            'description': description,
            'sg_path_to_frames': framePath,
            'frame_range': firstFrame + '-' + lastFrame,
            #'sg_uploaded_movie': '/Users/throb/Downloads/test.m4v',
            #'sg_first_frame': 1,
            #'sg_last_frame': 100,
            'sg_status_list': 'rev',
            'entity': shotID}             
    # in case we're putting a client version in here we need this code.
    # we are expecting a field called sg_client_name in the version table.
    # please make sure you create this in the shotgun setup
    if clientName != '' :
        data['sg_client_name'] =  clientName

            #'user': {'type':'HumanUser', 'id':165} }
    return sg.create('Version',data)  

#add a task version to the system
def sgCreateVersionTask(sg, project, shotID, verName, description, framePath, firstFrame, lastFrame, task):
    filters = [['content','is',task],['entity','is',shot]]
    taskID = sg.find_one('Task',filters)
    data = {'project': project,
            'code': verName,
            'description': description,
            'sg_path_to_frames': framePath,
            'frame_range': firstFrame + '-' + lastFrame,
            #'sg_uploaded_movie': '/Users/throb/Downloads/test.m4v',
            #'sg_first_frame': 1,
            #'sg_last_frame': 100,
            'sg_status_list': 'rev',
            'sg_task': taskID,
            
            'entity': shotID}             
    # in case we're putting a client version in here we need this code.
    # we are expecting a field called sg_client_name in the version table.
    # please make sure you create this in the shotgun setup
    #'user': {'type':'HumanUser', 'id':165} }
    return sg.create('Version',data) 

# look for versions in a shot:
def sgVersionFind(sg, shotID):
    return sg.find('Version',[['entity','is',shotID]],['code','task','sg_path_to_frames'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])

def sgVersionFindLatest(sg, shotID):
    return sg.find_one('Version',[['entity','is',shotID]],['code','task','sg_path_to_frames'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])

# search for the latest task given shotID and task info
def sgVersionFindLatestTask(sg, shotID, task):
    # first look for the task and get the ID
    filters = [['content','is',task],['entity','is',shotID]]
    taskID = sg.find_one('Task',filters)
    # then look for the latest 
    #version using the task ID.  note that we need to use the [0] or else we're sending the array versus the hash
    versionLatest = sg.find_one('Version',[['entity','is',shotID],['sg_task','is',taskID]],['code','sg_task','sg_path_to_frames'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])
    return versionLatest

## The following requires a field called "client_version" be added to shotgun
def sgVersionClientUpate (sg, shotID, version):
    data = { 'sg_client_version': version}
    result = sg.update('Shot', shotID['id'], data)
    return result

# Upload a file to shotgun in the 'sg_qt' field.  
# If you do this for a shot, you will need to add this to a field
# Shotgun provides the sg_qt for versions automatically
def sgQTUpload (sg,entity,itemID,path):
    # Make sure first letter is capitalized
    entity = entity[:1].upper() + entity[1:]
    # upload that mother
    result = sg.upload (entity, itemID['id'], path,'sg_qt')
    return results

# connect to shotgun and get the latest "client version" number
def sgGetClientVersion (shotgunShot):
    try :
        currentVersion = shotgunShot['sg_client_version']
    except : 
        currentVersion = 0
    if currentVersion == None:
        return 0
    return currentVersion

import sys
from pprint import pprint
#sys.path.append ('z:/software/scripts')
# you need to either append the path to where the shotgun api is or
#you need to add it to your PYTHONPATH as i have done at home
#from getShotData import *

print ('Loading Shotgun Support')

URL = ""
name = ""
API = ""

# connect to shotgun
def shotgunConnect():
    from shotgun_api3_preview import Shotgun
    sg = Shotgun(URL,name,API)
    return sg

# find a project given the name
def sgProject (sg, input):
    return sg.find_one("Project", [["name", "is", input]] )

# finding a shot given the name :
def sgShot (sg, shot, project):
    return sg.find_one('Shot',[['code','is',shot],['project','is',project]],['sg_cut_in','sg_cut_out','sg_client_version', 'code'])


# expects a project in the proper naming, and a shot 
def createShot (sg, proj, shot):
    filters = [['code','is','CGI / Live Action Shot' ]]
    template = sg.find_one('TaskTemplate',filters)
    project = sgProject(proj)

    data = { 'project': {"type":"Project","id": project['id']},
             'code': shot,
             'task_template' : template,
             'description': '',
             'sg_status_list': 'wtg' }
    result = sg.create('Shot', data)
    return result



# find multiple notes given a shot ID (from above)
# order in newest to oldest
# requires you call it like note[0]['content']
def sgNotesFind (sg, shotID):
    note = sg.find('Note',[['note_links','is', shotID]],['subject','content', 'created_at'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])
    return note

# find a single (most recent) note given a shot ID
# then call it like note['content']
def sgNotesFindLatest (sg, shotID):
    note = sg.find_one('Note',[['note_links','is', shotID]],['subject','content','created_at'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])
    return note


def sgCreateNote(sg, project, shotID, subject, content):
    # enter data here for a note to create
    data = {'subject':subject,'content':content,'note_links':[shotID],'project':project}
    # create the note
    noteID = sg.create('Note',data)
    return noteID

# create a version
def sgCreateVersion(sg, project, shotID, verName, description, framePath, firstFrame, lastFrame, clientName=''):

    data = {'project': project,
            'code': verName,
            'description': description,
            'sg_path_to_frames': framePath,
            'frame_range': firstFrame + '-' + lastFrame,
            #'sg_uploaded_movie': '/Users/throb/Downloads/test.m4v',
            #'sg_first_frame': 1,
            #'sg_last_frame': 100,
            'sg_status_list': 'rev',
            'entity': shotID}             
    # in case we're putting a client version in here we need this code.
    # we are expecting a field called sg_client_name in the version table.
    # please make sure you create this in the shotgun setup
    if clientName != '' :
        data['sg_client_name'] =  clientName

            #'user': {'type':'HumanUser', 'id':165} }
    return sg.create('Version',data)  

#add a task version to the system
def sgCreateVersionTask(sg, project, shotID, verName, description, framePath, firstFrame, lastFrame, task):
    filters = [['content','is',task],['entity','is',shot]]
    taskID = sg.find_one('Task',filters)
    data = {'project': project,
            'code': verName,
            'description': description,
            'sg_path_to_frames': framePath,
            'frame_range': firstFrame + '-' + lastFrame,
            #'sg_uploaded_movie': '/Users/throb/Downloads/test.m4v',
            #'sg_first_frame': 1,
            #'sg_last_frame': 100,
            'sg_status_list': 'rev',
            'sg_task': taskID,
            
            'entity': shotID}             
    # in case we're putting a client version in here we need this code.
    # we are expecting a field called sg_client_name in the version table.
    # please make sure you create this in the shotgun setup
    #'user': {'type':'HumanUser', 'id':165} }
    return sg.create('Version',data) 

# look for versions in a shot:
def sgVersionFind(sg, shotID):
    return sg.find('Version',[['entity','is',shotID]],['code','task','sg_path_to_frames'])

# search for the latest task given shotID and task info
def sgVersionFindLatestTask(sg, shotID, task):
    # first look for the task and get the ID
    filters = [['content','is',task],['entity','is',shotID]]
    taskID = sg.find_one('Task',filters)
    # then look for the latest 
    #version using the task ID.  note that we need to use the [0] or else we're sending the array versus the hash
    versionLatest = sg.find_one('Version',[['entity','is',shotID],['sg_task','is',taskID]],['code','sg_task','sg_path_to_frames'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])
    return versionLatest

# look for latest comp version
## can deprecate since there is a way to get latest version including task type above
'''
def sgVersionFindLatestComp(sg, shotID):
    # first look for the task and get the ID
    filters = [['content','is','Comp'],['entity','is',shotID]]
    taskID = sg.find('Task',filters)
    # then look for the latest 
    #version using the task ID.  note that we need to use the [0] or else we're sending the array versus the hash
    versionComp = sg.find_one('Version',[['entity','is',shotID],['sg_task','is',taskID[0]]],['code','sg_task','sg_path_to_frames'],[{'field_name':'created_at','direction':'desc'}])
    return versionComp
'''

## The following requires a field called "client_version" be added to shotgun
def sgVersionClientUpate (sg, shotID, version):
    data = { 'sg_client_version': version}
    result = sg.update('Shot', shotID['id'], data)
    return result

# connect to shotgun and get the latest "client version" number
def sgGetClientVersion (sg, currShot):
    '''sg = shotgunConnect()
    sgproject = sgProject(sg, getJob(input))
    currShot = getSeq(input) + '_' + getShot(input)
    '''
    sgshot = sgShot(sg, currShot)
    try :
        currentVersion = sgshot['sg_client_version']
    except : 
        currentVersion = 0
    return currentVersion

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