def delete_setting(user_id: int, resource: str):
"""
HTTP `DELETE` route for delete a single user setting resource.
Args:
user_id (int): Public ID of the user.
resource (str): Identifier/Name of the user setting.
Raises:
ManagerGetError: When the setting with the `identifier` was not found.
ManagerDeleteError: When something went wrong during the deletion.
Returns:
DeleteSingleResponse: Delete result with the deleted setting as data.
"""
settings_manager: UserSettingsManager = UserSettingsManager(
database_manager=current_app.database_manager)
try:
deleted_setting = settings_manager.delete(user_id=user_id,
resource=resource)
api_response = DeleteSingleResponse(
raw=UserSettingModel.to_dict(deleted_setting),
model=UserSettingModel.MODEL)
except ManagerGetError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
except ManagerDeleteError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
return api_response.make_response()
def delete_category(public_id: int):
"""
HTTP `DELETE` route for delete a single category resource.
Args:
public_id (int): Public ID of the deletable category
Raises:
ManagerGetError: When the category with the `public_id` was not found.
ManagerDeleteError: When something went wrong during the deletion.
Returns:
DeleteSingleResponse: Delete result with the deleted category as data.
"""
category_manager: CategoryManager = CategoryManager(
database_manager=current_app.database_manager)
try:
deleted_category = category_manager.delete(
public_id=PublicID(public_id))
api_response = DeleteSingleResponse(
raw=CategoryModel.to_json(deleted_category),
model=CategoryModel.MODEL)
except ManagerGetError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
except ManagerDeleteError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
return api_response.make_response()
def delete_user(public_id: int):
"""
HTTP `DELETE` route for delete a single user resource.
Args:
public_id (int): Public ID of the user.
Raises:
ManagerGetError: When the user with the `public_id` was not found.
ManagerDeleteError: When something went wrong during the deletion.
Returns:
DeleteSingleResponse: Delete result with the deleted user as data.
"""
user_manager: UserManager = UserManager(
database_manager=current_app.database_manager)
try:
deleted_group = user_manager.delete(public_id=PublicID(public_id))
api_response = DeleteSingleResponse(
raw=UserModel.to_dict(deleted_group), model=UserModel.MODEL)
except ManagerGetError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
except ManagerDeleteError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
return api_response.make_response()
def delete_group(public_id: int, params: GroupDeletionParameters):
"""
HTTP `DELETE` route for delete a single group resource.
Args:
public_id (int): Public ID of the user.
params (GroupDeletionParameters): Optional action parameters for handling users when the group \
is going to be deleted.
Notes:
Based on the params attribute. Users can be moved or deleted.
Raises:
ManagerGetError: When the group with the `public_id` was not found.
ManagerDeleteError: When something went wrong during the deletion.
Returns:
DeleteSingleResponse: Delete result with the deleted group as data.
"""
group_manager: GroupManager = GroupManager(database_manager=current_app.database_manager,
right_manager=RightManager(rights))
user_manager: UserManager = UserManager(database_manager=current_app.database_manager)
# Check of action is set
if params.action:
users_in_group: List[UserModel] = user_manager.get_many(Query({'group_id': public_id}))
if len(users_in_group) > 0:
if params.action == GroupDeleteMode.MOVE.value:
if params.group_id:
for user in users_in_group:
user.group_id = int(params.group_id)
try:
user_manager.update(user.public_id, user)
except ManagerUpdateError as err:
return abort(400,
f'Could not move user: {user.public_id} to group: {params.group_id} | '
f'Error: {err.message}')
if params.action == GroupDeleteMode.DELETE.value:
for user in users_in_group:
try:
user_manager.delete(user.public_id)
except ManagerDeleteError as err:
return abort(400, f'Could not delete user: {user.public_id} | Error: {err.message}')
try:
deleted_group = group_manager.delete(public_id=PublicID(public_id))
api_response = DeleteSingleResponse(raw=UserGroupModel.to_dict(deleted_group), model=UserGroupModel.MODEL)
except ManagerGetError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
except ManagerDeleteError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
return api_response.make_response()
def delete_link(public_id: int, request_user: UserModel):
link_manager = ObjectLinkManager(
database_manager=current_app.database_manager)
try:
deleted_type = link_manager.delete(
public_id=PublicID(public_id),
user=request_user,
permission=AccessControlPermission.DELETE)
api_response = DeleteSingleResponse(
raw=ObjectLinkModel.to_json(deleted_type),
model=ObjectLinkModel.MODEL)
except ManagerGetError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
except ManagerDeleteError as err:
return abort(400, err.message)
except AccessDeniedError as err:
return abort(403, err.message)
return api_response.make_response()
def delete_type(public_id: int):
"""
HTTP `DELETE` route for delete a single type resource.
Args:
public_id (int): Public ID of the deletable type
Raises:
ManagerGetError: When the type with the `public_id` was not found.
ManagerDeleteError: When something went wrong during the deletion.
Notes:
Deleting the type will also delete all objects in this type!
Returns:
DeleteSingleResponse: Delete result with the deleted type as data.
"""
type_manager = TypeManager(database_manager=current_app.database_manager)
from cmdb.framework.cmdb_object_manager import CmdbObjectManager
deprecated_object_manager = CmdbObjectManager(
database_manager=current_app.database_manager)
try:
objects_ids = [
object_.get_public_id() for object_ in
deprecated_object_manager.get_objects_by_type(public_id)
]
deprecated_object_manager.delete_many_objects({'type_id': public_id},
objects_ids, None)
deleted_type = type_manager.delete(public_id=PublicID(public_id))
api_response = DeleteSingleResponse(
raw=TypeModel.to_json(deleted_type), model=TypeModel.MODEL)
except ManagerGetError as err:
return abort(404, err.message)
except ManagerDeleteError as err:
return abort(400, err.message)
except Exception as err:
return abort(400, str(err))
return api_response.make_response()