def v3_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v3')
mapper = routes.Mapper()
sub_routers = []
_routers = []
# NOTE(dstanek): Routers should be ordered by their frequency of use in
# a live system. This is due to the routes implementation. The most
# frequently used routers should appear first.
all_api_routers = [auth_routers,
assignment_routers,
catalog_routers,
credential_routers,
identity_routers,
policy_routers,
resource_routers,
revoke_routers,
federation_routers,
oauth1_routers,
endpoint_policy_routers,
# TODO(morganfainberg): Remove the simple_cert router
# when PKI and PKIZ tokens are removed.
simple_cert_ext]
if CONF.trust.enabled:
all_api_routers.append(trust_routers)
for api_routers in all_api_routers:
routers_instance = api_routers.Routers()
_routers.append(routers_instance)
routers_instance.append_v3_routers(mapper, sub_routers)
# Add in the v3 version api
sub_routers.append(routers.VersionV3('public', _routers))
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(mapper, sub_routers)
def v3_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v3')
mapper = routes.Mapper()
sub_routers = []
_routers = []
# NOTE(dstanek): Routers should be ordered by their frequency of use in
# a live system. This is due to the routes implementation. The most
# frequently used routers should appear first.
router_modules = [
auth, assignment, catalog, credential, identity, policy, resource,
revoke, federation, oauth1
]
if CONF.trust.enabled:
router_modules.append(trust)
if CONF.endpoint_policy.enabled:
router_modules.append(endpoint_policy)
for module in router_modules:
routers_instance = module.routers.Routers()
_routers.append(routers_instance)
routers_instance.append_v3_routers(mapper, sub_routers)
# Add in the v3 version api
sub_routers.append(routers.VersionV3('public', _routers))
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(mapper, sub_routers)
def public_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v2.0')
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(routes.Mapper(), [
assignment_routers.Public(),
routers.VersionV2('public'),
routers.Extension(False)
])
def admin_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v2.0')
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(
routes.Mapper(),
[admin_crud.Router(),
routers.VersionV2('admin'),
routers.Extension()])
def public_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v2.0')
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(routes.Mapper(),
[assignment_routers.Public(),
token_routers.Router(),
routers.VersionV2('public'),
routers.Extension(False)])
def v3_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v3')
mapper = routes.Mapper()
sub_routers = []
_routers = []
# NOTE(dstanek): Routers should be ordered by their frequency of use in
# a live system. This is due to the routes implementation. The most
# frequently used routers should appear first.
router_modules = [auth,
assignment,
catalog,
credential,
identity,
policy,
resource,
revoke,
federation,
oauth1]
if CONF.trust.enabled:
router_modules.append(trust)
if CONF.endpoint_policy.enabled:
router_modules.append(endpoint_policy)
for module in router_modules:
routers_instance = module.routers.Routers()
_routers.append(routers_instance)
routers_instance.append_v3_routers(mapper, sub_routers)
# Add in the v3 version api
sub_routers.append(routers.VersionV3('public', _routers))
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(mapper, sub_routers)
def admin_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v2.0')
# NOTE(lbragstad): Only wire up the v2.0 version controller. We should keep
# this here because we still support the ec2tokens API on the v2.0 path
# until T. Once that is removed, we can remove the rest of the v2.0 routers
# and whatnot. The ec2token controller is actually wired up by the paste
# pipeline.
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(routes.Mapper(), [routers.VersionV2('admin')])
def application_factory(name='public'):
if name not in ('admin', 'public'):
raise RuntimeError('Application name (for base_url lookup) must be '
'either `admin` or `public`.')
# NOTE(morgan): The Flask App actually dispatches nothing until we migrate
# some routers to Flask-Blueprints, it is simply a placeholder.
app = flask.Flask(name)
# TODO(morgan): Convert Subsystems over to Flask-Native, for now, we simply
# dispatch to another "application" [e.g "keystone"]
# NOTE(morgan): as each router is converted to flask-native blueprint,
# remove from this list. WARNING ORDER MATTERS; ordered dict used to
# ensure sane ordering of the routers in the legacy-dispatch model.
dispatch_map = collections.OrderedDict()
# Load in Healthcheck and map it to /healthcheck
hc_app = healthcheck.Healthcheck.app_factory(
{}, oslo_config_project='keystone')
dispatch_map['/healthcheck'] = hc_app
# More legacy code to instantiate all the magic for the dispatchers.
# The move to blueprints (FLASK) will allow this to be eliminated.
_routers = []
sub_routers = []
mapper = routes.Mapper()
for api_routers in ALL_API_ROUTERS:
routers_instance = api_routers.Routers()
_routers.append(routers_instance)
routers_instance.append_v3_routers(mapper, sub_routers)
# Add in the v3 version api
sub_routers.append(version_routers.VersionV3('public', _routers))
version_controllers.register_version('v3')
legacy_dispatcher = keystone_wsgi.ComposingRouter(mapper, sub_routers)
for pfx in itertools.chain(*[rtr.Routers._path_prefixes for
rtr in ALL_API_ROUTERS]):
dispatch_map['/v3/%s' % pfx] = legacy_dispatcher
# NOTE(morgan) Move the version routers to Flask Native First! It will
# not work well due to how the dispatcher works unless this is first,
# otherwise nothing falls through to the native flask app.
dispatch_map['/v3'] = legacy_dispatcher
# NOTE(morgan): The Root Version Discovery Document is special and needs
# it's own mapper/router since the v3 one assumes it owns the root due
# to legacy paste-isms where /v3 would be routed to APP=/v3, PATH=/
root_version_disc_mapper = routes.Mapper()
root_version_disc_router = version_routers.Versions(name)
root_dispatcher = keystone_wsgi.ComposingRouter(
root_version_disc_mapper, [root_version_disc_router])
dispatch_map['/'] = root_dispatcher
application = KeystoneDispatcherMiddleware(
app,
dispatch_map)
return application
def admin_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v2.0')
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(routes.Mapper(),
[identity_routers.Admin(),
assignment_routers.Admin(),
token_routers.Router(),
resource_routers.Admin(),
routers.VersionV2('admin'),
routers.Extension()])
def admin_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v2.0')
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(routes.Mapper(),
[identity.routers.Admin(),
assignment.routers.Admin(),
token.routers.Router(),
resource.routers.Admin(),
routers.VersionV2('admin'),
routers.Extension()])
def application_factory(name='public'):
if name not in ('admin', 'public'):
raise RuntimeError('Application name (for base_url lookup) must be '
'either `admin` or `public`.')
# NOTE(morgan): The Flask App actually dispatches nothing until we migrate
# some routers to Flask-Blueprints, it is simply a placeholder.
app = flask.Flask(name)
# TODO(morgan): Convert Subsystems over to Flask-Native, for now, we simply
# dispatch to another "application" [e.g "keystone"]
# NOTE(morgan): as each router is converted to flask-native blueprint,
# remove from this list. WARNING ORDER MATTERS; ordered dict used to
# ensure sane ordering of the routers in the legacy-dispatch model.
dispatch_map = collections.OrderedDict()
# Load in Healthcheck and map it to /healthcheck
hc_app = healthcheck.Healthcheck.app_factory(
{}, oslo_config_project='keystone')
dispatch_map['/healthcheck'] = hc_app
# More legacy code to instantiate all the magic for the dispatchers.
# The move to blueprints (FLASK) will allow this to be eliminated.
_routers = []
sub_routers = []
mapper = routes.Mapper()
for api_routers in ALL_API_ROUTERS:
routers_instance = api_routers.Routers()
_routers.append(routers_instance)
routers_instance.append_v3_routers(mapper, sub_routers)
# Add in the v3 version api
sub_routers.append(version_routers.VersionV3('public', _routers))
version_controllers.register_version('v3')
legacy_dispatcher = keystone_wsgi.ComposingRouter(mapper, sub_routers)
for pfx in itertools.chain(
*[rtr.Routers._path_prefixes for rtr in ALL_API_ROUTERS]):
dispatch_map['/v3/%s' % pfx] = legacy_dispatcher
# NOTE(morgan) Move the version routers to Flask Native First! It will
# not work well due to how the dispatcher works unless this is first,
# otherwise nothing falls through to the native flask app.
dispatch_map['/v3'] = legacy_dispatcher
# NOTE(morgan): The Root Version Discovery Document is special and needs
# it's own mapper/router since the v3 one assumes it owns the root due
# to legacy paste-isms where /v3 would be routed to APP=/v3, PATH=/
root_version_disc_mapper = routes.Mapper()
root_version_disc_router = version_routers.Versions(name)
root_dispatcher = keystone_wsgi.ComposingRouter(root_version_disc_mapper,
[root_version_disc_router])
dispatch_map['/'] = root_dispatcher
application = KeystoneDispatcherMiddleware(app, dispatch_map)
return application
def v3_app_factory(global_conf, **local_conf):
controllers.register_version('v3')
mapper = routes.Mapper()
sub_routers = []
_routers = []
# NOTE(dstanek): Routers should be ordered by their frequency of use in
# a live system. This is due to the routes implementation. The most
# frequently used routers should appear first.
all_api_routers = [
auth_routers,
assignment_routers,
catalog_routers,
credential_routers,
identity_routers,
policy_routers,
resource_routers,
revoke_routers,
federation_routers,
oauth1_routers,
# TODO(morganfainberg): Remove the simple_cert router
# when PKI and PKIZ tokens are removed.
simple_cert_ext
]
if CONF.trust.enabled:
all_api_routers.append(trust_routers)
if CONF.endpoint_policy.enabled:
all_api_routers.append(endpoint_policy_routers)
for api_routers in all_api_routers:
routers_instance = api_routers.Routers()
_routers.append(routers_instance)
routers_instance.append_v3_routers(mapper, sub_routers)
# Add in the v3 version api
sub_routers.append(routers.VersionV3('public', _routers))
return wsgi.ComposingRouter(mapper, sub_routers)
