class V2Controller(object):
# Same data structure as neutron.api.versions.Versions for API backward
# compatibility
version_info = {'id': 'v2.0', 'status': 'CURRENT'}
_load_version_info(version_info)
# NOTE(blogan): Paste deploy handled the routing to the legacy extension
# controller. If the extensions filter is removed from the api-paste.ini
# then this controller will be routed to This means operators had
# the ability to turn off the extensions controller via tha api-paste but
# will not be able to turn it off with the pecan switch.
extensions = ext_ctrl.ExtensionsController()
@utils.expose(generic=True)
def index(self):
builder = versions_view.get_view_builder(pecan.request)
return dict(version=builder.build(self.version_info))
@utils.when(index, method='HEAD')
@utils.when(index, method='POST')
@utils.when(index, method='PATCH')
@utils.when(index, method='PUT')
@utils.when(index, method='DELETE')
def not_supported(self):
pecan.abort(405)
@utils.expose()
def _lookup(self, collection, *remainder):
# if collection exists in the extension to service plugins map then
# we are assuming that collection is the service plugin and
# needs to be remapped.
# Example: https://neutron.endpoint/v2.0/lbaas/loadbalancers
if (remainder and manager.NeutronManager.get_resources_for_path_prefix(
collection)):
collection = remainder[0]
remainder = remainder[1:]
controller = manager.NeutronManager.get_controller_for_resource(
collection)
if not controller:
LOG.warning(
_LW("No controller found for: %s - returning response "
"code 404"), collection)
pecan.abort(404)
# Store resource and collection names in pecan request context so that
# hooks can leverage them if necessary. The following code uses
# attributes from the controller instance to ensure names have been
# properly sanitized (eg: replacing dashes with underscores)
request.context['resource'] = controller.resource
request.context['collection'] = controller.collection
# NOTE(blogan): initialize a dict to store the ids of the items walked
# in the path for example: /networks/1234 would cause uri_identifiers
# to contain: {'network_id': '1234'}
# This is for backwards compatibility with legacy extensions that
# defined their own controllers and expected kwargs to be passed in
# with the uri_identifiers
request.context['uri_identifiers'] = {}
return controller, remainder
class V2Controller(object):
# Same data structure as neutron.api.versions.Versions for API backward
# compatibility
version_info = {'id': 'v2.0', 'status': 'CURRENT'}
_load_version_info(version_info)
extensions = ext_ctrl.ExtensionsController()
@utils.expose(generic=True)
def index(self):
builder = versions_view.get_view_builder(pecan.request)
return dict(version=builder.build(self.version_info))
@utils.when(index, method='HEAD')
@utils.when(index, method='POST')
@utils.when(index, method='PATCH')
@utils.when(index, method='PUT')
@utils.when(index, method='DELETE')
def not_supported(self):
pecan.abort(405)
@utils.expose()
def _lookup(self, collection, *remainder):
# if collection exists in the extension to service plugins map then
# we are assuming that collection is the service plugin and
# needs to be remapped.
# Example: https://neutron.endpoint/v2.0/lbaas/loadbalancers
if (remainder
and manager.NeutronManager.get_service_plugin_by_path_prefix(
collection)):
collection = remainder[0]
remainder = remainder[1:]
controller = manager.NeutronManager.get_controller_for_resource(
collection)
if not controller:
LOG.warn(
_LW("No controller found for: %s - returning response "
"code 404"), collection)
pecan.abort(404)
# Store resource and collection names in pecan request context so that
# hooks can leverage them if necessary. The following code uses
# attributes from the controller instance to ensure names have been
# properly sanitized (eg: replacing dashes with underscores)
request.context['resource'] = controller.resource
request.context['collection'] = controller.collection
return controller, remainder