def wrapped(cls, *args, **kwargs):
def is_mod_of_all(user, subreddit):
mod_subs = user.get_cached_moderated_reddits()
subs = six.text_type(subreddit).lower().split('+')
return all(sub in mod_subs for sub in subs)
login_req = login and function.__name__ not in login_exceptions
mod_req = mod and function.__name__ not in moderator_exceptions
# This segment of code uses hasattr to determine what instance type
# the function was called on. We could use isinstance if we wanted
# to import the types at runtime (decorators is used by all the
# types).
if cls is None: # Occurs with (un)friend
assert login_req
raise errors.LoginRequired(function.__name__)
elif hasattr(cls, 'reddit_session'):
obj = cls.reddit_session
if mod:
if hasattr(cls, 'display_name'): # Subreddit object
subreddit = cls
else:
# Defer access until necessary for RedditContentObject.
# This is because scoped sessions may not require this
# attribute to exist, thus it might not be set.
subreddit = False
else:
subreddit = None
else:
obj = cls
subreddit = args[0] if mod else None
# This function sets _use_oauth for one time use only.
# Verify that statement is actually true.
assert not obj._use_oauth # pylint: disable-msg=W0212
if scope and obj.has_scope(scope):
obj._use_oauth = True # pylint: disable-msg=W0212
elif oauth_only:
raise errors.OAuthScopeRequired(function.__name__, scope)
elif login_req and obj.is_logged_in():
if subreddit is False:
# Now fetch the subreddit attribute. There is no good
# reason for it to not be set during a logged in session.
subreddit = cls.subreddit
if mod_req and not is_mod_of_all(obj.user, subreddit):
if scope:
raise errors.ModeratorOrScopeRequired(
function.__name__, scope)
raise errors.ModeratorRequired(function.__name__)
elif login_req:
if scope:
raise errors.LoginOrScopeRequired(function.__name__, scope)
raise errors.LoginRequired(function.__name__)
try:
return function(cls, *args, **kwargs)
finally:
obj._use_oauth = False # pylint: disable-msg=W0212
def wrap(function, *args, **kwargs):
if args[0] is None: # Occurs with (un)friend
assert login
raise errors.LoginRequired(function.__name__)
# This segment of code uses hasattr to determine what instance type
# the function was called on. We could use isinstance if we wanted
# to import the types at runtime (decorators is used by all the
# types).
if mod:
if hasattr(args[0], 'reddit_session'):
# Defer access until necessary for RedditContentObject.
# This is because scoped sessions may not require this
# attribute to exist, thus it might not be set.
from praw.objects import Subreddit
subreddit = args[0] if isinstance(args[0], Subreddit) \
else False
else:
subreddit = kwargs.get('subreddit',
args[1] if len(args) > 1 else None)
if subreddit is None: # Try the default value
defaults = six.get_function_defaults(function)
subreddit = defaults[0] if defaults else None
else:
subreddit = None
obj = getattr(args[0], 'reddit_session', args[0])
# This function sets _use_oauth for one time use only.
# Verify that statement is actually true.
assert not obj._use_oauth # pylint: disable=W0212
if scope and obj.has_scope(scope):
obj._use_oauth = True # pylint: disable=W0212
elif oauth_only:
raise errors.OAuthScopeRequired(function.__name__, scope)
elif login and obj.is_logged_in():
if subreddit is False:
# Now fetch the subreddit attribute. There is no good
# reason for it to not be set during a logged in session.
subreddit = args[0].subreddit
if mod and not _is_mod_of_all(obj.user, subreddit):
if scope:
raise errors.ModeratorOrScopeRequired(
function.__name__, scope)
raise errors.ModeratorRequired(function.__name__)
elif login:
if scope:
raise errors.LoginOrScopeRequired(function.__name__, scope)
raise errors.LoginRequired(function.__name__)
try:
return function(*args, **kwargs)
finally:
obj._use_oauth = False # pylint: disable=W0212