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Add support for acl based on instances

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Maël Kervella 2017-12-02 01:46:51 +00:00 committed by root
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@ -21,20 +21,27 @@
"""
Set of templatetags for using acl in templates:
- can_create
- cannot_create
- can_create (model)
- cannot_create (model)
- can_edit (instance)
- cannot_edit (instance)
Some templatetags require a model to calculate the acl while others are need
an instance of a model (either Model.can_xxx or instance.can_xxx)
**Parameters**:
model_name - The model_name that needs to be checked for the current user
model_name or instance - Either the model_name (if templatetag is based on
model) or an instantiated object (if templatetag is base on instance)
that needs to be checked for the current user
args - Any other argument that is interpreted as a python object and passed
to the acl function (can_xxx)
**Usage**:
{% <acl_name> model [arg1 [arg2 [...]]]%}
{% <acl_name> <obj> [arg1 [arg2 [...]]]%}
<template stuff>
[{% can_else %}
[{% acl_else %}
<template stuff>]
{% can_end %}
{% acl_end %}
where <acl_name> is one of the templatetag names available
(can_xxx or cannot_xxx)
@ -42,16 +49,25 @@ Set of templatetags for using acl in templates:
**Example**:
{% can_create Machine targeted_user %}
<p>I'm authorized to create new machines for this guy \\o/</p>
{% can_else %}
{% acl_else %}
<p>Why can't I create a little machine for this guy ? :(</p>
{% can_end %}
{% acl_end %}
{% can_edit user %}
<p>Oh I can edit myself oO</p>
{% acl_else %}
<p>Sniff can't edit my own infos ...</p>
{% acl_end %}
**How to modify**:
To add a new acl function (can_xxx or cannot_xxx), add an entry in
To add a new acl function (can_xxx or cannot_xxx),
- if it's based on a model (like can_create), add an entry in
'get_callback' and register your tag with the other ones juste before
'can_generic' definition
To add a new model, add an entry in 'get_model' and be sure the acl
function exists in the model definition
'acl_model_generic' definition
- if it's bases on an instance (like can_edit), just register yout tag with
the other ones juste before 'acl_instance_generic' definition
To add support for a new model, add an entry in 'get_model' and be sure
the acl function exists in the model definition
"""
@ -77,60 +93,60 @@ def get_model(model_name):
# machines
if model_name == 'Machine':
return machines.Machine
elif model_name == 'MachineType':
if model_name == 'MachineType':
return machines.MachineType
elif model_name == 'IpType':
if model_name == 'IpType':
return machines.IpType
elif model_name == 'Vlan':
if model_name == 'Vlan':
return machines.Vlan
elif model_name == 'Nas':
if model_name == 'Nas':
return machines.Nas
elif model_name == 'SOA':
if model_name == 'SOA':
return machines.SOA
elif model_name == 'Extension':
if model_name == 'Extension':
return machines.Extension
elif model_name == 'Mx':
if model_name == 'Mx':
return machines.Mx
elif model_name == 'Ns':
if model_name == 'Ns':
return machines.Ns
elif model_name == 'Txt':
if model_name == 'Txt':
return machines.Txt
elif model_name == 'Srv':
if model_name == 'Srv':
return machines.Srv
elif model_name == 'Interface':
if model_name == 'Interface':
return machines.Interface
elif model_name == 'Domain':
if model_name == 'Domain':
return machines.Domain
elif model_name == 'IpList':
if model_name == 'IpList':
return machines.IpList
elif model_name == 'Service':
if model_name == 'Service':
return machines.Service
elif model_name == 'Service_link':
if model_name == 'Service_link':
return machines.Service_link
elif model_name == 'OuverturePortList':
if model_name == 'OuverturePortList':
return machines.OuverturePortList
elif model_name == 'OuverturePort':
if model_name == 'OuverturePort':
return machines.OuverturePort
# topologie
# TODO
# users
# TODO
else:
raise template.TemplateSyntaxError(
"%r is not a valid model for an acl tag" % model_name
)
def get_callback(tag_name, model_name):
def get_callback(tag_name, obj):
"""Return the right function to call back to check for acl"""
model = get_model(model_name)
if tag_name == 'can_create':
return acl_fct(model.can_create, False)
return acl_fct(obj.can_create, False)
if tag_name == 'cannot_create':
return acl_fct(model.can_create, True)
else:
return acl_fct(obj.can_create, True)
if tag_name == 'can_edit':
return acl_fct(obj.can_edit, False)
if tag_name == 'cannot_edit':
return acl_fct(obj.can_edit, True)
raise template.TemplateSyntaxError(
"%r tag is not a valid can_xxx tag" % tag_name
)
@ -139,13 +155,13 @@ def get_callback(tag_name, model_name):
def acl_fct(callback, reverse):
"""Build a function to use as an acl checker"""
def acl_fct_normal(*args, **kwargs):
def acl_fct_normal(user, *args, **kwargs):
"""The can_xxx checker callback"""
return callback(*args, **kwargs)
return callback(user, *args, **kwargs)
def acl_fct_reverse(*args, **kwargs):
def acl_fct_reverse(user, *args, **kwargs):
"""The cannot_xxx checker callback"""
can, msg = callback(*args, **kwargs)
can, msg = callback(user, *args, **kwargs)
return not can, msg
return acl_fct_reverse if reverse else acl_fct_normal
@ -153,8 +169,8 @@ def acl_fct(callback, reverse):
@register.tag('can_create')
@register.tag('cannot_create')
def can_generic(parser, token):
"""Generic definition of an acl templatetag"""
def acl_model_filter(parser, token):
"""Generic definition of an acl templatetag for acl based on model"""
try:
tag_content = token.split_contents()
@ -167,7 +183,8 @@ def can_generic(parser, token):
% token.contents.split()[0]
)
callback = get_callback(tag_name, model_name)
model = get_model(model_name)
callback = get_callback(tag_name, model)
# {% can_create %}
oknodes = parser.parse(('can_else', 'can_end'))
@ -183,11 +200,44 @@ def can_generic(parser, token):
# {% can_create_end %}
assert token.contents == 'can_end'
return CanNode(callback, oknodes, konodes, *args)
return AclModelNode(callback, oknodes, konodes, *args)
class CanNode(Node):
"""A node for the compiled ACL block"""
@register.tag('can_edit')
@register.tag('cannot_edit')
def acl_instance_filter(parser, token):
"""Generic definition of an acl templatetag for acl based on instance"""
try:
tag_content = token.split_contents()
tag_name = tag_content[0]
instance_name = tag_content[1]
args = tag_content[2:]
except ValueError:
raise template.TemplateSyntaxError(
"%r tag require at least 1 argument : the instance"
% token.contents.split()[0]
)
# {% can_create %}
oknodes = parser.parse(('can_else', 'can_end'))
token = parser.next_token()
# {% can_create_else %}
if token.contents == 'can_else':
konodes = parser.parse(('can_end'))
token = parser.next_token()
else:
konodes = NodeList()
# {% can_create_end %}
assert token.contents == 'can_end'
return AclInstanceNode(tag_name, instance_name, oknodes, konodes, *args)
class AclModelNode(Node):
"""A node for the compiled ACL block when acl is base on model"""
def __init__(self, callback, oknodes, konodes, *args):
self.callback = callback
@ -201,3 +251,22 @@ class CanNode(Node):
if can:
return self.oknodes.render(context)
return self.konodes.render(context)
class AclInstanceNode(Node):
"""A node for the compiled ACL block when acl is based on instance"""
def __init__(self, tag_name, instance_name, oknodes, konodes, *args):
self.tag_name = tag_name
self.instance = template.Variable(instance_name)
self.oknodes = oknodes
self.konodes = konodes
self.args = [template.Variable(arg) for arg in args]
def render(self, context):
callback = get_callback(self.tag_name, self.instance.resolve(context))
resolved_args = [arg.resolve(context) for arg in self.args]
can, _ = callback(context['user'], *(resolved_args))
if can:
return self.oknodes.render(context)
return self.konodes.render(context)