def delete(self, id=None, override_permissions=False):
"""To delete a specified entity.
Must own entity by default. See query().
"""
if id is None:
# Somebody called DELETE /api/<collection> which we don't support.
self.error(405)
self.response.headers['Allow'] = 'GET, HEAD, POST'
return
user = self.get_current_user()
id = self.model.get_long_uid(id)
# Checking override first may save db time.
if override_permissions or owns(user, id):
entity = self.model.get_by_id(id)
if isinstance(entity, DatastoreModel):
entity.deleted = True
entity.put()
elif isinstance(entity, SqlModel):
self.model.delete_multi([entity])
# @todo: this seems logical, but doesn't deal with other users who
# also own this thing. Don't want to implement until there's a
# general solution.
# p = user.get_owner_property(entity)
# if p:
# p.remove(entity.uid)
# user.put()
self.http_no_content()
return entity
else:
self.error(403)
def get(self, id=None, override_permissions=False):
"""Get a list of entities or a particular entity.
Args:
override_permissions: (bool) default False, set to True to remove
permission restrictions from ONLY id-based gets. See query().
"""
if self.allowed_by_jwt:
logging.info(
"RestHandler overriding normal permission b/c this endpoint "
"is explicitly allowed by the jwt."
)
override_permissions = True
if not id:
# For /api/<collection>, returns a list.
return self.query(override_permissions=override_permissions)
# For /api/<collection>/<id>, returns an object, strongly consistent,
# or 403 or 404.
result = self.model.get_by_id(id)
if not result:
self.error(404)
return
ok = override_permissions or owns(self.get_current_user(), result)
if not ok:
self.error(403)
return
self.write(result)
return result
def get(self, parent_type, rel_id):
# You must be a super admin or own the related object.
user = self.get_current_user()
rel_id = self.get_long_uid(parent_type, rel_id)
if not rel_id:
return self.http_not_found()
if not owns(user, rel_id):
return self.http_forbidden()
# Simulate a query string parameter so existing handler code
# can run the query.
self.request.GET[relationship_property] = rel_id
# Of all the kinds we can query with RelatedQuery (Classroom,
# Surveys, Reports) only clasrooms have a name for ordering.
ordered_types = (Classroom, )
if model in ordered_types and 'order' not in self.request.GET:
self.request.GET['order'] = 'name'
# There is no id-based GET for these RelatedQuery endpoints,
# e.g. we don't support /api/projects/X/users/Y.
# Skip right to the inherited query() method.
return super(RelatedQueryHandler,
self).query(override_permissions=True)
def get_team_reports(self, team_id):
user = self.get_current_user()
team = Team.get_by_id(team_id)
if not team:
return self.http_not_found()
if not owns(user, team) and not has_captain_permission(user, team):
return self.http_forbidden("Only team members can list reports.")
# Limit access to preview reports, super admin only.
show_preview_reports = True if user.super_admin else False
# Returns both team- and class-level reports.
all_reports = Report.get_for_team(team.uid, show_preview_reports)
# Any team member can see the team reports...
allowed_reports = [r for r in all_reports if not r.classroom_id]
# ...but limit access to classroom reports.
classroom_reports = [r for r in all_reports if r.classroom_id]
classroom_ids = [r.classroom_id for r in classroom_reports]
classrooms = {c.uid: c for c in Classroom.get_by_id(classroom_ids)}
for report in classroom_reports:
if has_contact_permission(user, classrooms[report.classroom_id]):
allowed_reports.append(report)
# Add a custom link for users to access each report.
self.write([
dict(r.to_client_dict(), link=self.report_link(r))
for r in allowed_reports
])
def put(self, id=None):
if id is None:
# Somebody called PUT /api/<collection> which we don't support.
return self.http_method_not_allowed('GET, HEAD, POST')
id = self.model.get_long_uid(id)
if not owns(self.get_current_user(), id):
return self.http_forbidden()
force = self.request.get('force', None) == 'true' # from query str
params = self.get_params(self.model.property_types()) # json body
# Don't allow any changes to response privacy.
params.pop('private', None)
try:
entity = Response.update_or_conflict(id, params, force)
except ResponseNotFound:
return self.http_not_found()
except JsonTextValueLengthError:
return self.http_payload_too_large("Value too long.")
except JsonTextDictLengthError:
return self.http_payload_too_large("Body has too many keys.")
except ResponseBodyKeyConflict as e:
return self.http_conflict({
'message':
("Keys conflict: {}. Repeat with ?force=true to override.".
format(', '.join(e.args[0]))),
'keys':
e.args[0],
})
self.write(entity)
def post(self):
# Anyone is allowed to post responses.
params = self.get_params(Response.property_types())
user = self.get_current_user()
if 'user_id' not in params:
params['user_id'] = user.uid
required_params = ('team_id', 'parent_id', 'module_label')
for k in required_params:
if not params.get(k, None):
return self.http_bad_request("{} required.".format(k))
# Validate the parent, if it's a cycle.
parent_id = params.get('parent_id', None)
parent_kind = SqlModel.get_kind(parent_id)
if parent_kind == 'Cycle':
cycle = SqlModel.kind_to_class(parent_kind).get_by_id(parent_id)
if not cycle or not owns(user, parent_id):
return self.http_forbidden("Must own the parent to respond.")
# ...else this is a step label, so allow any truthy string.
# Permission to create varies by type/level.
params['type'] = params.get('type', Response.USER_LEVEL_SYMBOL)
if params['type'] == Response.TEAM_LEVEL_SYMBOL:
if not owns(user, params['team_id']):
return self.http_forbidden("Must own the team to respond.")
elif not owns(user, params['user_id']):
return self.http_forbidden("May not create responses for others.")
try:
new_entity = Response.insert_or_conflict(params)
except ResponseIndexConflict:
return self.http_conflict(
"Response for this type-user-team-parent-module combination "
"exists. Send a request like `PUT /api/responses/:id`.")
except JsonTextValueLengthError:
return self.http_payload_too_large("Value too long.")
except JsonTextDictLengthError:
return self.http_payload_too_large("Body has too many keys.")
self.write(new_entity)
def post(self, id):
if not owns(self.get_current_user(), id):
return self.http_forbidden("You don't own that network.")
net = Network.get_by_id(id)
if not net:
return self.http_not_found()
net.code = Network.generate_unique_code()
net.put()
self.write(net)
def get(self, user_id):
user = self.get_current_user()
program_label = self.request.GET.pop('program', None)
if program_label:
program = Program.get_by_label(program_label)
if not program:
self.write([])
return
program_id = program.uid
else:
program_id = None
if not owns(user, user_id):
return self.http_forbidden("Can't list networks for someone else.")
self.write(Network.query_by_user(user, program_id=program_id))
def get(self, parent_type, rel_id):
user = self.get_current_user()
team = Team.get_by_id(rel_id)
if not team:
return self.http_not_found()
if not owns(user, team) and not has_captain_permission(user, team):
return self.http_forbidden("Only team members can get responses.")
parent_id = self.get_param('parent_id', str, None)
# We return empty dictionaries for the `body` property of some
# responses (private responses belonging to other users).
responses = Response.get_for_teams(user, [team.uid], parent_id)
self.write(responses)
def get_network_reports(self, network_id):
user = self.get_current_user()
net = Network.get_by_id(network_id)
if not net:
return self.http_not_found()
if not owns(user, net):
return self.http_forbidden("Only net admins can list reports.")
# Limit access to preview reports, super admin only.
show_preview_reports = True if user.super_admin else False
all_reports = Report.get_for_network(net.uid, show_preview_reports)
# Add a custom link for users to access each report.
self.write([
dict(r.to_client_dict(), link=self.report_link(r))
for r in all_reports
])
def get_organization_reports(self, organization_id):
user = self.get_current_user()
org = Organization.get_by_id(organization_id)
if not org:
return self.http_not_found()
if not owns(user, org):
return self.http_forbidden("Only org admins can list reports.")
# Limit access to preview reports, super admin only.
show_preview_reports = True if user.super_admin else False
all_reports = Report.get_for_organization(org.uid,
show_preview_reports)
# Add a custom link for users to access each report.
self.write([
dict(r.to_client_dict(), link=self.report_link(r))
for r in all_reports
])
def put(self, id=None, override_permissions=False):
"""To modify a specified entity.
Must own entity by default. See query().
"""
if id is None:
# Somebody called PUT /api/<collection> which we don't support.
self.error(405)
self.response.headers['Allow'] = 'GET, HEAD, POST'
return
id = self.model.get_long_uid(id)
# Checking override first may save db time.
if override_permissions or owns(self.get_current_user(), id):
params = self.get_params(self.model.property_types())
entity = self.model.get_by_id(id)
for k, v in params.items():
setattr(entity, k, v)
entity.put()
self.write(entity)
return entity
else:
self.error(403)
def get(self, org_id):
user = self.get_current_user()
org = Organization.get_by_id(org_id)
if not org:
return self.http_not_found()
if not owns(user, org):
return self.http_forbidden()
teams = Team.query_by_organization(org_id)
team_ids = [t.uid for t in teams]
classrooms = Classroom.query_by_teams(team_ids)
cycles = Cycle.query_by_teams(team_ids)
responses = Response.get_for_teams(user, team_ids)
users = User.query_by_team(team_ids)
self.write({
'classrooms': [e.to_client_dict() for e in classrooms],
'cycles': [e.to_client_dict() for e in cycles],
'teams': [e.to_client_dict() for e in teams],
'responses': [e.to_client_dict() for e in responses],
'users': [e.to_client_dict() for e in users],
})
def get_permissions(self, id, token):
"""Returns tuple like (dataset, http_error_method_name, error_msg)."""
if token:
# This URL has jwt authentication embedded in the query string so
# that it is shareable. Ignore other permission rules as long as
# the jwt is valid.
payload, error = jwt_helper.decode(token)
if not payload or error:
return (None, 'http_unauthorized', error)
allowed_endpoints = payload.get('allowed_endpoints', [])
if self.get_endpoint_str() not in allowed_endpoints:
return (None, 'http_forbidden', "Endpoint not allowed.")
ds = Dataset.get_by_id(id)
if not ds:
return (None, 'http_not_found', None)
else:
# Without a token, do normal user-based authentication.
user = self.get_current_user()
if user.user_type == 'public':
return (None, 'http_unauthorized', '')
ds = Dataset.get_by_id(id)
if not ds:
return (None, 'http_not_found', None)
if not ds.parent_id:
if not user.super_admin:
return (None, 'http_forbidden',
"Only supers can get parentless datasets.")
elif not owns(self.get_current_user(), ds.parent_id):
return (None, 'http_forbidden', "Must own parent.")
return (ds, None, None)
def get(self, user_id=None, team_id=None):
complete = False
# Determine authenticated user based on JWT token
# @todo: can we apply jti or some other rule to make sure this URL isn't
# inappropriately shareable?
token = self.request.get('token', None)
payload, error = jwt_helper.decode(token)
if not payload or error:
return self.http_forbidden()
auth_user = User.get_by_id(payload['user_id'])
user = User.get_by_id(user_id)
team = Team.get_by_id(team_id)
if not user or not team:
return self.http_not_found()
# The authenticated user can only retrieve their own certificate.
# The authenticated user must own the team that they are requesting the
# certificate for.
if not auth_user == user and not owns(auth_user, team):
return self.http_forbidden()
classrooms = Classroom.get(
contact_id=user.uid,
team_id=team_id,
)
cycles = Cycle.get(
team_id=team_id,
order='ordinal',
)
if len(classrooms) > 0 and len(cycles) > 0:
cycle_participation = self.get_cycle_participation_pct(
cycles,
classrooms,
)
participation_complete = self.has_completed_three_cycles(
cycle_participation)
else:
cycle_participation = [{
'ordinal': c.ordinal,
'pct': 0,
} for c in cycles]
participation_complete = False
exit_survey_complete = self.has_completed_exit_survey(
user,
team_id,
)
if (exit_survey_complete and participation_complete):
complete = True
if (complete):
# If a teacher has successfully completed participation for three
# cycles, the certificate should not show any incomplete cycles
# because they aren't relevant for the requirement of receiving the
# completion certificate. See #1223.
cycles_to_display = [
c for c in cycle_participation if c['pct'] >= 80
][0:3]
else:
cycles_to_display = cycle_participation
if util.is_localhost():
neptune_protocol = 'http'
neptune_domain = 'localhost:8080'
else:
neptune_protocol = 'https'
neptune_domain = os.environ['NEPTUNE_DOMAIN']
self.write(
'completion.html',
neptune_protocol=neptune_protocol,
neptune_domain=neptune_domain,
complete=complete,
user_to_display=user,
team=team,
cycles_to_display=cycles_to_display,
exit_survey_complete=exit_survey_complete,
)
