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util/roles.lua @ 13186:affaf6d08d26

util.datamanager: Pad list writes to avoid crossing block boundaries By padding items so that they do not cross block boundaries, it becomes eaiser to delete whole blocks with fallocate() without cutting items in half, improving efficiency of such operations. Since list stores are used for message archives, where the most common deletion operation would be of the oldest entires, at the top of the file. With this, all blocks that contain items to be removed could be deleted without needing to read, delete and write out the whole file.
author Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se>
date Wed, 07 Jun 2023 00:39:30 +0200
parent 12987:2cf8d98d8a28
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local array = require "prosody.util.array";
local it = require "prosody.util.iterators";
local new_short_id = require "prosody.util.id".short;

local role_methods = {};
local role_mt = {
	__index = role_methods;
	__name = "role";
	__add = nil;
};

local function is_role(o)
	local mt = getmetatable(o);
	return mt == role_mt;
end

local function _new_may(permissions, inherited_mays)
	local n_inherited = inherited_mays and #inherited_mays;
	return function (role, action, context)
		-- Note: 'role' may be a descendent role, not only the one we're attached to
		local policy = permissions[action];
		if policy ~= nil then
			return policy;
		end
		if n_inherited then
			for i = 1, n_inherited do
				policy = inherited_mays[i](role, action, context);
				if policy ~= nil then
					return policy;
				end
			end
		end
		return nil;
	end
end

local permissions_key = {};

-- {
-- Required:
--   name = "My fancy role";
--
-- Optional:
--   inherits = { role_obj... }
--   default = true
--   priority = 100
--   permissions = {
--     ["foo"] = true; -- allow
--     ["bar"] = false; -- deny
--   }
-- }
local function new(base_config, overrides)
	local config = setmetatable(overrides or {}, { __index = base_config });
	local permissions = {};
	local inherited_mays;
	if config.inherits then
		inherited_mays = array.pluck(config.inherits, "may");
	end
	local new_role = {
		id = new_short_id();
		name = config.name;
		description = config.description;
		default = config.default;
		priority = config.priority;
		may = _new_may(permissions, inherited_mays);
		inherits = config.inherits;
		[permissions_key] = permissions;
	};
	local desired_permissions = config.permissions or config[permissions_key];
	for k, v in pairs(desired_permissions or {}) do
		permissions[k] = v;
	end
	return setmetatable(new_role, role_mt);
end

function role_mt:__freeze()
	local t = {
		id = self.id;
		name = self.name;
		description = self.description;
		default = self.default;
		priority = self.priority;
		inherits = self.inherits;
		permissions = self[permissions_key];
	};
	return t;
end

function role_methods:clone(overrides)
	return new(self, overrides);
end

function role_methods:set_permission(permission_name, policy, overwrite)
	local permissions = self[permissions_key];
	if overwrite ~= true and permissions[permission_name] ~= nil and permissions[permission_name] ~= policy then
		return false, "policy-already-exists";
	end
	permissions[permission_name] = policy;
	return true;
end

function role_methods:policies()
	local policy_iterator, s, v = it.join(pairs(self[permissions_key]));
	if self.inherits then
		for _, inherited_role in ipairs(self.inherits) do
			policy_iterator:append(inherited_role:policies());
		end
	end
	return policy_iterator, s, v;
end

function role_mt.__tostring(self)
	return ("role<[%s] %s>"):format(self.id or "nil", self.name or "[no name]");
end

function role_mt.__pairs(self)
	return it.filter(permissions_key, next, self);
end

return {
	is_role = is_role;
	new = new;
};