awx/awx/conf/access.py
Chris Church 6ebe45b1bd Configure Tower in Tower:
* Add separate Django app for configuration: awx.conf.
* Migrate from existing main.TowerSettings model to conf.Setting.
* Add settings wrapper to allow get/set/del via django.conf.settings.
* Update existing references to tower_settings to use django.conf.settings.
* Add a settings registry to allow for each Django app to register configurable settings.
* Support setting validation and conversion using Django REST Framework fields.
* Add /api/v1/settings/ to display a list of setting categories.
* Add /api/v1/settings/<slug>/ to display all settings in a category as a single object.
* Allow PUT/PATCH to update setting singleton, DELETE to reset to defaults.
* Add "all" category to display all settings across categories.
* Add "changed" category to display only settings configured in the database.
* Support per-user settings via "user" category (/api/v1/settings/user/).
* Support defaults for user settings via "user-defaults" category (/api/v1/settings/user-defaults/).
* Update serializer metadata to support category, category_slug and placeholder on OPTIONS responses.
* Update serializer metadata to handle child fields of a list/dict.
* Hide raw data form in browsable API for OPTIONS and DELETE.
* Combine existing licensing code into single "TaskEnhancer" class.
* Move license helper functions from awx.api.license into awx.conf.license.
* Update /api/v1/config/ to read/verify/update license using TaskEnhancer and settings wrapper.
* Add support for caching settings accessed via settings wrapper.
* Invalidate cached settings when Setting model changes or is deleted.
* Preload all database settings into cache on first access via settings wrapper.
* Add support for read-only settings than can update their value depending on other settings.
* Use setting_changed signal whenever a setting changes.
* Register configurable authentication, jobs, system and ui settings.
* Register configurable LDAP, RADIUS and social auth settings.
* Add custom fields and validators for URL, LDAP, RADIUS and social auth settings.
* Rewrite existing validator for Credential ssh_private_key to support validating private keys, certs or combinations of both.
* Get all unit/functional tests working with above changes.
* Add "migrate_to_database_settings" command to determine settings to be migrated into the database and comment them out when set in Python settings files.
* Add support for migrating license key from file to database.
* Remove database-configuable settings from local_settings.py example files.
* Update setup role to no longer install files for database-configurable settings.

f 94ff6ee More settings work.
f af4c4e0 Even more db settings stuff.
f 96ea9c0 More settings, attempt at singleton serializer for settings.
f 937c760 More work on singleton/category views in API, add code to comment out settings in Python files, work on command to migrate settings to database.
f 425b0d3 Minor fixes for sprint demo.
f ea402a4 Add support for read-only settings, cleanup license engine, get license support working with DB settings.
f ec289e4 Rename migration, minor fixmes, update setup role.
f 603640b Rewrite key/cert validator, finish adding social auth fields, hook up signals for setting_changed, use None to imply a setting is not set.
f 67d1b5a Get functional/unit tests passing.
f 2919b62 Flake8 fixes.
f e62f421 Add redbaron to requirements, get file to database migration working (except for license).
f c564508 Add support for migrating license file.
f 982f767 Add support for regex in social map fields.
2016-09-26 22:14:47 -04:00

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# Copyright (c) 2016 Ansible, Inc.
# All Rights Reserved.
# Django
from django.db.models import Q
# Tower
from awx.main.access import BaseAccess, register_access
from awx.conf.models import Setting
class SettingAccess(BaseAccess):
'''
- I can see settings when I am a super user or system auditor.
- I can edit settings when I am a super user.
- I can clear settings when I am a super user.
- I can always see/edit/clear my own user settings.
'''
model = Setting
# For the checks below, obj will be an instance of a "Settings" class with
# an attribute for each setting and a "user" attribute (set to None unless
# it is a user setting).
def get_queryset(self):
if self.user.is_superuser or self.user.is_system_auditor:
return self.model.objects.filter(Q(user__isnull=True) | Q(user=self.user))
else:
return self.model.objects.filter(user=self.user)
def can_read(self, obj):
return bool(self.user.is_superuser or self.user.is_system_auditor or (obj and obj.user == self.user))
def can_add(self, data):
return False # There is no API endpoint to POST new settings.
def can_change(self, obj, data):
return bool(self.user.is_superuser or (obj and obj.user == self.user))
def can_delete(self, obj):
return bool(self.user.is_superuser or (obj and obj.user == self.user))
register_access(Setting, SettingAccess)