Renamed the "accounting.account.query", "accounting.base_account.query", "accounting.currency.query", and "accounting.transaction.query" modules to "accounting.account.queries", "accounting.base_account.queries", "accounting.currency.queries", and "accounting.transaction.queries", respectively. There will be more than one query in the next report module.

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# The Mia! Accounting Flask Project.
# Author: imacat@mail.imacat.idv.tw (imacat), 2023/2/6
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"""The currency queries.
"""
import sqlalchemy as sa
from flask import request
from accounting.models import Currency, CurrencyL10n
from accounting.utils.query import parse_query_keywords
def get_currency_query() -> list[Currency]:
"""Returns the base accounts, optionally filtered by the query.
:return: The base accounts.
"""
keywords: list[str] = parse_query_keywords(request.args.get("q"))
if len(keywords) == 0:
return Currency.query.order_by(Currency.code).all()
conditions: list[sa.BinaryExpression] = []
for k in keywords:
l10n: list[CurrencyL10n] = CurrencyL10n.query\
.filter(CurrencyL10n.name.contains(k)).all()
l10n_matches: set[str] = {x.account_code for x in l10n}
conditions.append(sa.or_(Currency.code.contains(k),
Currency.name_l10n.contains(k),
Currency.code.in_(l10n_matches)))
return Currency.query.filter(*conditions)\
.order_by(Currency.code).all()