def user_get_by_userids(userid):
"""
Returns users and organizations with the given userids (Lastuser internal userid).
This is identical to get_by_userid but accepts multiple userids and returns a list
of matching users and organizations
"""
if not userid:
return api_result('error', error='no_userid_provided', _jsonp=True)
users = User.all(buids=userid)
orgs = Organization.all(buids=userid)
return api_result(
'ok',
_jsonp=True,
results=[{
'type': 'user',
'buid': u.buid,
'userid': u.buid,
'uuid': u.uuid,
'name': u.username,
'title': u.fullname,
'label': u.pickername,
'timezone': u.timezone,
'oldids': [o.buid for o in u.oldids],
'olduuids': [o.uuid for o in u.oldids],
} for u in users] + [{
'type': 'organization',
'buid': o.buid,
'userid': o.buid,
'uuid': o.uuid,
'name': o.name,
'title': o.fullname,
'label': o.pickername,
} for o in orgs],
)
def user_get_by_userids(userid):
"""
Returns users and organizations with the given userids (Lastuser internal userid).
This is identical to get_by_userid but accepts multiple userids and returns a list
of matching users and organizations
"""
if not userid:
return api_result('error', error='no_userid_provided')
users = User.all(userids=userid)
orgs = Organization.all(userids=userid)
return api_result('ok',
results=[
{'type': 'user',
'buid': u.userid,
'userid': u.userid,
'name': u.username,
'title': u.fullname,
'label': u.pickername,
'timezone': u.timezone,
'oldids': [o.userid for o in u.oldids]} for u in users] + [
{'type': 'organization',
'buid': o.userid,
'userid': o.userid,
'name': o.name,
'title': o.fullname,
'label': o.pickername} for o in orgs]
)
def org_team_get():
"""
Returns a list of teams in the given organization.
"""
if not g.client.team_access:
return api_result('error', error='no_team_access')
org_userids = request.values.getlist('org')
if not org_userids:
return api_result('error', error='no_org_provided')
organizations = Organization.all(userids=org_userids)
if not organizations:
return api_result('error', error='no_such_organization')
orgteams = {}
for org in organizations:
# If client has access to team information, make a list of teams.
# XXX: Should trusted clients have access anyway? Will this be an abuse
# of the trusted flag? It was originally meant to only bypass user authorization
# on login to HasGeek websites as that would have been very confusing to users.
# XXX: Return user list here?
if g.client in org.clients_with_team_access():
orgteams[org.userid] = [{'userid': team.userid,
'org': org.userid,
'title': team.title,
'owners': team == org.owners} for team in org.teams]
return api_result('ok', org_teams=orgteams)
def org_team_get():
"""
Returns a list of teams in the given organization.
"""
if not g.client.team_access:
return api_result('error', error='no_team_access')
org_userids = request.values.getlist('org')
if not org_userids:
return api_result('error', error='no_org_provided')
organizations = Organization.all(userids=org_userids)
if not organizations:
return api_result('error', error='no_such_organization')
orgteams = {}
for org in organizations:
# If client has access to team information, make a list of teams.
# XXX: Should trusted clients have access anyway? Will this be an abuse
# of the trusted flag? It was originally meant to only bypass user authorization
# on login to HasGeek websites as that would have been very confusing to users.
# XXX: Return user list here?
if g.client in org.clients_with_team_access():
orgteams[org.userid] = [{
'userid': team.userid,
'org': org.userid,
'title': team.title,
'owners': team == org.owners
} for team in org.teams]
return api_result('ok', org_teams=orgteams)
