class Arvados::V1::ApiClientAuthorizationsController < ApplicationController
+ accept_attribute_as_json :scopes, Array
before_filter :current_api_client_is_trusted
+ before_filter :admin_required, :only => :create_system_auth
+ skip_before_filter :render_404_if_no_object, :only => :create_system_auth
+
+ def self._create_system_auth_requires_parameters
+ {
+ api_client_id: {type: 'integer', required: false},
+ scopes: {type: 'array', required: false}
+ }
+ end
+ def create_system_auth
+ @object = ApiClientAuthorization.
+ new(user_id: system_user.id,
+ api_client_id: params[:api_client_id] || current_api_client.andand.id,
+ created_by_ip_address: remote_ip,
+ scopes: Oj.load(params[:scopes] || '["all"]'))
+ @object.save!
+ show
+ end
+
+ def create
+ if resource_attrs[:owner_uuid]
+ # The model has an owner_id attribute instead of owner_uuid, but
+ # we can't expect the client to know the local numeric ID. We
+ # translate UUID to numeric ID here.
+ resource_attrs[:user_id] =
+ User.where(uuid: resource_attrs.delete(:owner_uuid)).first.andand.id
+ end
+ resource_attrs[:api_client_id] = Thread.current[:api_client].id
+ super
+ end
protected
def find_objects_for_index
# Here we are deliberately less helpful about searching for client
# authorizations. Rather than use the generic index/where/order
- # featuers, we look up tokens belonging to the current user and
+ # features, we look up tokens belonging to the current user and
# filter by exact match on api_token (which we expect in the form
# of a where[uuid] parameter to make things easier for API client
# libraries).