class SiteStatus
An enumeration-style class that defines status codes for modern SharePoint sites, representing different states during site lifecycle.
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Purpose
SiteStatus provides a set of integer constants to represent the various states a modern SharePoint site can be in during its lifecycle. It acts as an enumeration to standardize status checking and reporting for SharePoint site provisioning and management operations. The class defines four states: NotFound (0), Provisioning (1), Ready (2), and Error (3), allowing developers to check and compare site status values in a readable, maintainable way.
Source Code
class SiteStatus:
"""Status of a modern SharePoint site"""
def __init__(self):
pass
NotFound = 0
"""Not Found. The site doesn't exist."""
Provisioning = 1
"""Provisioning. The site is currently being provisioned."""
Ready = 2
"""Ready. The site has been created."""
Error = 3
"""Error. An error occurred while provisioning the site."""
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
bases |
- | - |
Parameter Details
__init__: The constructor takes no parameters and performs no initialization. It exists only to allow instantiation of the class, though the class is primarily intended to be used as a namespace for status constants rather than being instantiated.
Return Value
Instantiating SiteStatus returns a SiteStatus object, though this is not the typical usage pattern. The class is designed to be used by accessing its class-level integer constants directly (e.g., SiteStatus.Ready) rather than creating instances. Each constant returns an integer value representing a specific site status.
Class Interface
Methods
__init__(self) -> None
Purpose: Initializes a SiteStatus instance (though instantiation is not the typical usage pattern)
Returns: None - constructor returns a SiteStatus instance implicitly
Attributes
| Name | Type | Description | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
NotFound |
int | Status code 0 indicating the site doesn't exist | class |
Provisioning |
int | Status code 1 indicating the site is currently being provisioned | class |
Ready |
int | Status code 2 indicating the site has been created and is ready to use | class |
Error |
int | Status code 3 indicating an error occurred while provisioning the site | class |
Usage Example
# Typical usage - accessing class constants directly without instantiation
if site.status == SiteStatus.Ready:
print("Site is ready to use")
elif site.status == SiteStatus.Provisioning:
print("Site is being provisioned")
elif site.status == SiteStatus.NotFound:
print("Site does not exist")
elif site.status == SiteStatus.Error:
print("Error occurred during provisioning")
# Checking status values
status_code = 2
if status_code == SiteStatus.Ready:
print("Status indicates site is ready")
# Less common - instantiation (not typically needed)
status_obj = SiteStatus()
print(status_obj.Ready) # Outputs: 2
Best Practices
- Use SiteStatus as a namespace for constants rather than instantiating it. Access status values directly via class attributes (e.g., SiteStatus.Ready).
- Compare status values using the class constants rather than hardcoded integers to improve code readability and maintainability.
- Consider using Python's enum.Enum or enum.IntEnum for more robust enumeration behavior in modern Python code, as this implementation is a simple constant container.
- The class does not prevent modification of its constants at runtime, so avoid reassigning values to these class attributes.
- This pattern is common in older Python codebases; for new code, consider using enum.IntEnum which provides type safety and better IDE support.
- No instantiation is required or recommended - all functionality is available through class-level attributes.
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