Python has_update_permission Examples

Example #1

File: permissions.py Project: turtle321/inspire-next

    def decorator(endpoint, pid_value, **kwargs):
        cache_key = 'editor-permission-{0}-{1}'.format(endpoint, pid_value)
        is_allowed = session.get(cache_key)
        if is_allowed is not None:
            if is_allowed:
                return fn(endpoint, pid_value, **kwargs)
            else:
                abort(403)

        pid_type = get_pid_type_from_endpoint(endpoint)
        record = get_db_record(pid_type, pid_value)

        is_allowed = has_update_permission(current_user, record)
        session[cache_key] = is_allowed
        if is_allowed:
            return fn(endpoint, pid_value, **kwargs)
        else:
            abort(403)

Example #2

File: permissions.py Project: david-caro/inspire-next

    def decorator(endpoint, pid_value, **kwargs):
        cache_key = 'editor-permission-{0}-{1}'.format(
            endpoint,
            pid_value
        )
        is_allowed = session.get(cache_key)
        if is_allowed is not None:
            if is_allowed:
                return fn(endpoint, pid_value, **kwargs)
            else:
                abort(403)

        pid_type = get_pid_type_from_endpoint(endpoint)
        record = get_db_record(pid_type, pid_value)

        is_allowed = has_update_permission(current_user, record)
        session[cache_key] = is_allowed
        if is_allowed:
            return fn(endpoint, pid_value, **kwargs)
        else:
            abort(403)

Example #3

File: wrappers.py Project: turtle321/inspire-next

 def admin_tools(self):
     tools = []
     if has_update_permission(current_user, self):
         tools.append('editor')
     return tools

Example #4

File: wrappers.py Project: harunurhan/inspire-next

 def admin_tools(self):
     tools = []
     if has_update_permission(current_user, self):
         tools.append('editor')
     return tools