models.py

"""
Data Objects for user authentication

GAE

Ben Adida
(ben@adida.net)
"""

from django.db import models
from jsonfield import JSONField

import datetime, logging

from auth_systems import AUTH_SYSTEMS


class User(models.Model):
  user_type = models.CharField(max_length=50)
  user_id = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    
  name = models.CharField(max_length=200, null=True)
  
  # other properties
  info = JSONField()
  
  # access token information
  token = JSONField(null = True)
  
  # administrator
  admin_p = models.BooleanField(default=False)

  class Meta:
    unique_together = (('user_type', 'user_id'),)
    
  @classmethod
  def _get_type_and_id(cls, user_type, user_id):
    return "%s:%s" % (user_type, user_id)    
    
  @property
  def type_and_id(self):
    return self._get_type_and_id(self.user_type, self.user_id)
    
  @classmethod
  def get_by_type_and_id(cls, user_type, user_id):
    return cls.objects.get(user_type = user_type, user_id = user_id)
  
  @classmethod
  def update_or_create(cls, user_type, user_id, name=None, info=None, token=None):
    obj, created_p = cls.objects.get_or_create(user_type = user_type, user_id = user_id, defaults = {'name': name, 'info':info, 'token':token})
    
    if not created_p:
      # special case the password: don't replace it if it exists
      if obj.info.has_key('password'):
        info['password'] = obj.info['password']

      obj.info = info
      obj.name = name
      obj.token = token
      obj.save()

    return obj
    
  def can_update_status(self):
    if not AUTH_SYSTEMS.has_key(self.user_type):
      return False

    return AUTH_SYSTEMS[self.user_type].STATUS_UPDATES

  def update_status_template(self):
    if not self.can_update_status():
      return None

    return AUTH_SYSTEMS[self.user_type].STATUS_UPDATE_WORDING_TEMPLATE

  def update_status(self, status):
    if AUTH_SYSTEMS.has_key(self.user_type):
      AUTH_SYSTEMS[self.user_type].update_status(self.user_id, self.info, self.token, status)
      
  def send_message(self, subject, body):
    if AUTH_SYSTEMS.has_key(self.user_type):
      subject = subject.split("\n")[0]
      AUTH_SYSTEMS[self.user_type].send_message(self.user_id, self.name, self.info, subject, body)

  def send_notification(self, message):
    if AUTH_SYSTEMS.has_key(self.user_type):
      if hasattr(AUTH_SYSTEMS[self.user_type], 'send_notification'):
        AUTH_SYSTEMS[self.user_type].send_notification(self.user_id, self.info, message)
  
  def is_eligible_for(self, eligibility_case):
    """
    Check if this user is eligible for this particular eligibility case, which looks like
    {'auth_system': 'cas', 'constraint': [{}, {}, {}]}
    and the constraints are OR'ed together
    """
    
    if eligibility_case['auth_system'] != self.user_type:
      return False
      
    # no constraint? Then eligible!
    if not eligibility_case.has_key('constraint'):
      return True
    
    # from here on we know we match the auth system, but do we match one of the constraints?  

    auth_system = AUTH_SYSTEMS[self.user_type]

    # does the auth system allow for checking a constraint?
    if not hasattr(auth_system, 'check_constraint'):
      return False
      
    for constraint in eligibility_case['constraint']:
      # do we match on this constraint?
      if auth_system.check_constraint(constraint=constraint, user_info = self.info):
        return True
  
    # no luck
    return False
    
  def __eq__(self, other):
    if other:
      return self.type_and_id == other.type_and_id
    else:
      return False
  

  @property
  def pretty_name(self):
    if self.name:
      return self.name

    if self.info.has_key('name'):
      return self.info['name']

    return self.user_id
  
  def _display_html(self, size):
    return """<img border="0" height="%s" src="/static/auth/login-icons/%s.png" alt="%s" /> %s""" % (
      str(int(size)), self.user_type, self.user_type, self.pretty_name)

  @property
  def display_html_small(self):
    return self._display_html(15)

  @property
  def display_html_big(self):
    return self._display_html(25)