def user_show_minimal(context, data_dict):
'''Return a user account.
Either the ``id`` or the ``user_obj`` parameter must be given.
:param id: the id or name of the user (optional)
:type id: string
:param user_obj: the user dictionary of the user (optional)
:type user_obj: user dictionary
:rtype: dictionary
'''
result_dict = get.user_show(context, data_dict)
if check_logged_in(context):
for result in result_dict['datasets']:
fulltext = _get_fulltext(result['id'])
if fulltext:
fulltext_dict = { 'key': 'full_text_search',
'value': fulltext.text
}
result['extras'].append(fulltext_dict)
return result_dict
new_packages = []
for result in result_dict['datasets']:
new_package = _del_extra_field_from_dict(result)
new_package = _del_main_field_from_dict(new_package)
new_packages.append(new_package)
result_dict['datasets'] = new_packages
return result_dict
def organization_create(context, data_dict):
# When creating an organization, if the user is not a sysadmin it will be
# created as pending, and sysadmins notified
org_dict = create_core.organization_create(context, data_dict)
# We create an organization as usual because we can't set
# state=approval_needed on creation step and then
# we patch the organization
notify_sysadmins = False
user = get_core.user_show(context, {'id': context['user']})
if not user['sysadmin']:
# Not a sysadmin, create as pending and notify sysadmins (if all went
# well)
context['__unhcr_state_pending'] = True
org_dict = patch_core.organization_patch(context, {
'id': org_dict['id'],
'state': 'approval_needed'
})
notify_sysadmins = True
if notify_sysadmins:
try:
mail_data_container_request_to_sysadmins(context, org_dict)
except MailerException:
message = '[email] Data container request notification is not sent: {0}'
log.critical(message.format(org_dict['title']))
return org_dict
def user_show_minimal(context, data_dict):
'''Return a user account.
Either the ``id`` or the ``user_obj`` parameter must be given.
:param id: the id or name of the user (optional)
:type id: string
:param user_obj: the user dictionary of the user (optional)
:type user_obj: user dictionary
:rtype: dictionary
'''
result_dict = get.user_show(context, data_dict)
if check_logged_in(context):
for result in result_dict['datasets']:
fulltext = _get_fulltext(result['id'])
if fulltext:
fulltext_dict = {
'key': 'full_text_search',
'value': fulltext.text
}
result['extras'].append(fulltext_dict)
return result_dict
new_packages = []
for result in result_dict['datasets']:
new_package = _del_extra_field_from_dict(result)
new_package = _del_main_field_from_dict(new_package)
new_packages.append(new_package)
result_dict['datasets'] = new_packages
return result_dict
def show_user(context, data_dict):
# this function solves the missing value error
# when dataset schema is changed and we have old datasets
# that were created prior to the schema change
if not context.get('save', None):
context['validate'] = False
return user_show(context, data_dict)
def user_show(context, data_dict):
'''
Return a user account and extra profile info.
Minor rewrite to add additional user profile information (acquired eg. from
shibboleth) from the user_extra table to the c.user_dict for templates.
NOTE: 'revision_show' method still references to default
ckan.logic.action.get.revision_show while 'package_show' declaration is
resolved with standard 'get_action' hook. Not sure which to use so these
are tried.
Either the ``id`` or the ``user_obj`` parameter must be given in data_dict.
:param id: the id or name of the user (optional)
:type id: string
:param user_obj: the user dictionary of the user (optional)
:type user_obj: user dictionary
:rtype: dictionary
'''
# In some places, this user_show is used almost like a check access function
# thus we are returning something instead of modifying the authorisation function
if context.get('user', '') == data_dict.get('id', None):
hide = False
elif context.get('user', False) and new_authz.is_sysadmin(context['user']):
hide = False
# Dashboard:
elif data_dict.get('user_obj', False) and not data_dict.get('id', False) and \
(context.get('user', '') == data_dict['user_obj'].name):
hide = False
else:
hide = True
user_dict = get.user_show(context, data_dict)
# Added in ckanext-shibboleth
extra_dict = utils.fetch_user_extra(user_dict['id'])
user_dict.update(extra_dict)
if hide:
return {
'name': user_dict.get('name', ''),
'about': user_dict.get('about', ''),
'id': user_dict.get('id', '')
}
return user_dict
def user_show(context, data_dict):
'''
Return a user account and extra profile info.
Minor rewrite to add additional user profile information (acquired eg. from
shibboleth) from the user_extra table to the c.user_dict for templates.
NOTE: 'revision_show' method still references to default
ckan.logic.action.get.revision_show while 'package_show' declaration is
resolved with standard 'get_action' hook. Not sure which to use so these
are tried.
Either the ``id`` or the ``user_obj`` parameter must be given in data_dict.
:param id: the id or name of the user (optional)
:type id: string
:param user_obj: the user dictionary of the user (optional)
:type user_obj: user dictionary
:rtype: dictionary
'''
# In some places, this user_show is used almost like a check access function
# thus we are returning something instead of modifying the authorisation function
if context.get('user', '') == data_dict.get('id', None):
hide = False
elif context.get('user', False) and new_authz.is_sysadmin(context['user']):
hide = False
# Dashboard:
elif data_dict.get('user_obj', False) and not data_dict.get('id', False) and \
(context.get('user', '') == data_dict['user_obj'].name):
hide = False
else:
hide = True
user_dict = get.user_show(context, data_dict)
# Added in ckanext-shibboleth
extra_dict = utils.fetch_user_extra(user_dict['id'])
user_dict.update(extra_dict)
if hide:
return {'name': user_dict.get('name', ''),
'about': user_dict.get('about', ''),
'id': user_dict.get('id', '')}
return user_dict
def user_show(context, data_dict):
user_dict = get_core.user_show(context, data_dict)
is_sysadmin = authz.is_sysadmin(g.user)
if not is_sysadmin and user_dict['state'] == "deleted":
raise NotFound(_("User not found"))
return user_dict
def user_show(context, data_dict):
user_dict = user_get.user_show(context, data_dict)
if user_dict:
_set_user_names(context, user_dict)
return user_dict
