def serialize_user_default(user: User, context: Context):
"""
Actually, roles are serialized as users (with minimal information)
:param role:
:param context:
:return:
"""
result = DictLikeClass()
result['id'] = user.user_id
result['name'] = user.get_display_name()
return result
def serialize_user_default(user: User, context: Context):
"""
Actually, roles are serialized as users (with minimal information)
:param role:
:param context:
:return:
"""
result = DictLikeClass()
result['id'] = user.user_id
result['name'] = user.get_display_name()
return result
def serialize_user_list_default(user: User, context: Context):
"""
Actually, roles are serialized as users (with minimal information)
:param role:
:param context:
:return:
"""
result = DictLikeClass()
result['id'] = user.user_id
result['name'] = user.get_display_name()
result['email'] = user.email
result['enabled'] = user.is_active
result['profile'] = user.profile
result['has_password'] = user.password!=None
return result
def serialize_user_list_default(user: User, context: Context):
"""
Actually, roles are serialized as users (with minimal information)
:param role:
:param context:
:return:
"""
result = DictLikeClass()
result['id'] = user.user_id
result['name'] = user.get_display_name()
result['email'] = user.email
result['enabled'] = user.is_active
result['profile'] = user.profile
result['has_password'] = user.password!=None
return result
def serialize_user_for_user(user: User, context: Context):
"""
Actually, roles are serialized as users (with minimal information)
:param role:
:param context:
:return:
"""
result = DictLikeClass()
result['id'] = user.user_id
result['name'] = user.get_display_name()
result['email'] = user.email
result['roles'] = context.toDict(user.roles)
result['enabled'] = user.is_active
result['profile'] = user.profile
result['calendar_url'] = user.calendar_url
return result
