def post(self, username):
# get the json from the request, it's already validated
req_json = request.get_json(force=True)
# validate the request data given a schema for the entity
err = validate(req_json, self.schema)
# if it could not be validated, return why
if err:
return jsonify(message=err), 400
# if everything went smootly, create the new entity
UserViewMapper.to_model_from_json(req_json)
# indicate success
return jsonify(message=strings.API_SUCCESS), 200
def post(self, username):
# get the json from the request, it's already validated
req_json = request.get_json(force=True)
# validate the request data given a schema for the entity
err = validate(req_json, self.schema)
# if it could not be validated, return why
if err:
return jsonify(message=err), 400
# if everything went smootly, create the new entity
UserViewMapper.to_model_from_json(req_json)
# indicate success
return jsonify(message=strings.API_SUCCESS), 200
def post(self, repository):
# get the json from the request, it's already validated
req_json = request.get_json(force=True)
# validate the request data given a schema for the entity
err = validate(req_json, self.schema)
# if it could not be validated, return why
if err:
return jsonify(message=err), 400
# try to get the tags from the request query string
try:
tags = self.get_tags(request)
except exceptions.InvalidTagsException:
return jsonify(message=strings.ENTITY_INVALID_TAGS), 401
# if everything went smootly, create the new entity
self.entity_type.create_entity_from_dict(req_json, tags)
# indicate success
return jsonify(message=strings.API_SUCCESS), 200
def post(self, repository):
# get the json from the request, it's already validated
req_json = request.get_json(force=True)
# validate the request data given a schema for the entity
err = validate(req_json, self.schema)
# if it could not be validated, return why
if err:
return jsonify(message=err), 400
# try to get the tags from the request query string
try:
tags = self.get_tags(request)
except exceptions.InvalidTagsException:
return jsonify(message=strings.ENTITY_INVALID_TAGS), 401
# if everything went smootly, create the new entity
self.entity_type.create_entity_from_dict(req_json, tags)
# indicate success
return jsonify(message=strings.API_SUCCESS), 200
def post(self):
""" Handles client requests to authenticate with the system """
# validate the json request
req_json = request.get_json(silent=True)
err = validate(req_json, auth_schema)
if err:
res = jsonify(message=err)
res.status_code = 400
return res
# get the username and password and attempt to login
username = req_json.get('username')
password = req_json.get('password')
res = AuthService.attempt_login(username, password)
# if theres no user matching those credentials
if res is None:
res = jsonify(message=strings.API_BAD_CREDENTIALS)
res.status_code = 401
return res
# if it's valid, return a json object with their auth token
else:
return jsonify(token=res)
def post(self):
""" Handles client requests to authenticate with the system """
# validate the json request
req_json = request.get_json(silent=True)
err = validate(req_json, auth_schema)
if err:
res = jsonify(message=err)
res.status_code = 400
return res
# get the username and password and attempt to login
username = req_json.get('username')
password = req_json.get('password')
res = AuthService.attempt_login(username, password)
# if theres no user matching those credentials
if res is None:
res = jsonify(message=strings.API_BAD_CREDENTIALS)
res.status_code = 401
return res
# if it's valid, return a json object with their auth token
else:
return jsonify(token=res)
