def can_haz_door_access(account, doors=[]):
# If called with no doors, this basically checks if you are paying member
# or employed at a company. It is used to show the buttons on the front page
# for now, in the future, we probably want to make those dependant on access,
# so you only see buttons you have access to.
# Employed people have access to all doors for now
if Company.is_account_employed(account.id):
return True
# If you aren't a paying member, you have access to no doors
# Check paying membership
if not StripePayment.is_account_paying_member(account.id):
return False
# Find all circles the account is a member of, then iterate the doors and check
memberships = {
circle.name
for circle in account_management.get_circles_for_account(account.id)
}
for door in doors:
if not memberships & door.circles:
# No overlap, so we lack access to this door, lets return false
return False
# If we get here, we had access to all doors, so return True
return True
def profile_to_json(account: Account,
circles: List[Circle],
badges: Optional[List[AccountBadge]],
full=False):
from .badge_blueprint import badge_to_json
json = {
"account": account_to_json(account),
"avatar": create_avatar_url(account.email or account.username),
"circles": {c.id: {
"id": c.id,
"name": c.name
}
for c in circles},
"badges": {b.id: badge_to_json(b)
for b in badges} if badges else None,
}
if full:
json["active_member"] = active_member(account)
json["membership_fee"] = get_membership_fee(account)
json["has_door_access"] = authz_management.can_haz_door_access(account)
json["is_paying_member"] = StripePayment.is_account_paying_member(
account.id)
json["is_employed"] = Company.is_account_employed(account.id)
return json
def active_member(account: Account = None) -> bool:
"""
Verify that user is an active member of Bitraf either by paying or member of company
"""
# Check paying membership
if StripePayment.is_account_paying_member(account.id):
return True
# Check company membership
if Company.is_account_employed(account.id):
return True
return False