class Schema(object):
     key = fields.String(description='The unique name of the resource.',
                         enum=CONFIGURATION_KEYS)
     value = fields.Custom(
         fields.Any(),
         attribute='key',
         description='The current value of the configuration setting. ',
         io='r',
         formatter=get_configuration,
     )
     description = fields.Custom(
         fields.String(),
         attribute='key',
         description=
         'An explanation of what the configuration setting does.',
         io='r',
         formatter=lambda key: _DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION_STORE[key][
             'description'],
     )
     defaultValue = fields.Custom(
         fields.Any(),
         attribute='key',
         description='The default value of the setting.',
         io='r',
         formatter=lambda key: _DEFAULT_CONFIGURATION_STORE[key]['value'],
     )
 class Schema(object):
     name = fields.Custom(
         fields.String(enum=RESOURCE_TYPES),
         formatter=lambda rsc_type: rsc_type.name,
         title='Name',
         description='The string representation of the resource type.',
     )
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 class Schema:
     uuid = fields.UUID()
     user = fields.Inline('user')
     host = fields.Inline('host')
     start = fields.DateTimeString()
     end = fields.DateTimeString()
     duration = fields.Custom('{"type": "integer"}',
                              io="r",
                              formatter=lambda x: x.total_seconds())
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 class Schema(object):
     users = fields.List(CONCISE_USER_SCHEMA,
                         description='The individual users in a group.',
                         io='r')
     roles = fields.Custom(
         ROLE_MAP_SCHEMA,
         description='The role(s) that all members of the group possess',
         attribute='roles',
         formatter=role_list_as_map,
         default=[],
         io='r',
     )
 class Schema(object):
     permissions = fields.List(
         PERMISSION_SCHEMA,
         title='Role Permissions',
         description='The permissions the role has.',
     )
     resourceType = fields.Custom(
         fields.String(),
         attribute='resource_type',
         converter=None,
         formatter=lambda rsc_type: rsc_type.name.name,
         title='resourceType',
         description='The resource type this role is associated with.',
         io='r',
     )
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 class Schema(object):
     username = USERNAME_SCHEMA
     roles = fields.Custom(
         ROLE_MAP_SCHEMA,
         description='The role(s) that the user currently possesses.',
         attribute='roles',
         formatter=role_list_as_map,
         default=[],
     )
     firstName = fields.String(
         description='The first name of the user.',
         attribute='first_name',
         pattern=INTERNATIONALIZED_ALPHANUMERIC_AND_DELIMITER,
     )
     lastName = fields.String(
         description='The last name of the user.',
         attribute='last_name',
         pattern=INTERNATIONALIZED_ALPHANUMERIC_AND_DELIMITER_OR_EMPTY,
     )
     phoneNumber = fields.String(
         description='The phone number of the user.',
         attribute='phone_number')
     # Disabling this warning because Hyper-Schema is enforcing
     # that the value of this field MUST match one of the values
     # of the Enum.
     # pylint:disable=E1136
     # pylint: disable=E1101
     status = fields.Custom(
         fields.String(enum=USER_STATUSES),
         attribute='status_id',
         formatter=lambda status_id: UserStatusEnum(status_id).name.lower(),
         converter=lambda status_value: UserStatusEnum[status_value.upper()]
         .value,
         default=UserStatusEnum.ACTIVE.value,
         nullable=False,
     )
 class Schema(object):
     name = fields.String(description='The unique name of the resource.')
     resourceType = fields.Custom(
         fields.String(),
         attribute='resource_type',
         converter=None,
         formatter=lambda rsc_type: rsc_type.name.name,
         title='resourceType',
         description='The string representation of the resource type.',
         io='r',
     )
     users = fields.List(
         CONCISE_USER_SCHEMA,
         description=
         'The user(s) that hold one or more roles for this resource.',
         io='r',
     )
     groups = fields.List(
         CONCISE_GROUP_SCHEMA,
         description=
         'The group(s) that hold one or more roles for this resource.',
         io='r',
     )
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# need to expose the exact structure. Instead we offer a nice JSONified version of it for
# easy consumption on the client side. Clients are able to change Roles that a User/Group is
# a member of via the APIs and as such, don't need to interact with
# `UserRoles`/`GroupRoles`/`DefaultRoles` directly.
'''The schema for the `UserRoles` model.
'''
USER_ROLES_SCHEMA = fields.Custom(
    fields.Object({
        'roleName':
        fields.String(io='r', description='The name of the role. '),
        'resourceName':
        fields.String(
            io='r',
            description=
            'The resource that the role is tied to. If null, this role is applicable '
            'sitewide on all resources of the specified type.',
            nullable=True,
        ),
        'resourceType':
        fields.String(
            io='r',
            description='The type of resource the role is associated with.'),
    }),
    converter=None,
    formatter=lambda user_role: user_role_as_dictionary(user_role, True),
)

# NOTE(vedant): The structure of `GroupRoles` is identical to `UserRoles` although the models
# have different Primary Key constraints which is why they are represented separately.
'''The schema for the `GroupRoles` model.
'''
GROUP_ROLES_SCHEMA = USER_ROLES_SCHEMA
from web.server.util.util import EMAIL_PATTERN, as_dictionary
from web.server.errors import NotificationError

# TODO(vedant) - Allow users to change their Dashboard Slugs via the Settings
# Modal. Once this is done, we will restrict the ability to use whitespaces
# in dashboard slugs.
DASHBOARD_SLUG_PATTERN = r'(^[a-zA-Z0-9-_ ]*)$'

# The schema for the `selections` object that is POSTed to the `visualization` API. This
# essentially represents the selections generated by the Query Tool. We are not specifying
# A detailed schema for this object as it is not really necessary at this stage since the
# selections object is in flux and if the structure ever changes without this schema definition
# being altered, any APIs that reference this schema will reject the client request since it
# will not match the defined schema.
SELECTIONS_SCHEMA = fields.Custom(
    fields.Any(),
    description='The selections object containing the query to be added to a dashboard.',
)

# The schema for the `query_result_spec` object that is POSTed to the
# `visualization` API. This represents the frontend configuration for a query
# result (e.g. custom fields, filters, settings, etc.) We are not specifying a
# detailed schema for this object yet, but we should.
QUERY_RESULT_SPEC_SCHEMA = fields.Custom(
    fields.Any(),
    description='The query result spec object describing a query result and its configuration to be added to a dashboard.',
)

ADD_QUERY_TO_DASHBOARD_SCHEMA = fields.Object(
    properties={
        'activeViewType': fields.String(
            description='The currently active view type when the query was saved',
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    Success,
)
from web.server.potion.signals import after_user_role_change

# The schema for an invite user request
INVITE_OBJECT_FIELDS = {
    'name':
    fields.String(
        description='The invited user\'s name.',
        pattern=INTERNATIONALIZED_ALPHANUMERIC_AND_DELIMITER,
    ),
    'email':
    USERNAME_SCHEMA,
}

INVITE_OBJECT_SCHEMA = fields.Custom(fields.Object(INVITE_OBJECT_FIELDS),
                                     converter=lambda value: Invitee(**value))


class UserResource(PrincipalResource):
    '''The potion class for performing CRUD operations on the `User` class.
    '''
    class Meta(object):
        title = 'Users API'
        description = (
            'The API through which CRUD operations can be performed on User(s).'
        )
        model = User
        natural_key = 'username'

        permissions = {'read': 'yes'}
        # Read Permissions are the defaults as defined in