Class: Ccls::User

Inherits:
Calnet::User
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/ccls_engine/ccls_user.rb

Overview

requires

* uid (unique)

accessible attributes

* sn * displayname * mail * telephonenumber

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.inherited(subclass) ⇒ Object

defined in plugin/engine …

def may_administrate?(*args) (self.role_names & [‘superuser’,‘administrator’]).length > 0 end

def may_read?(*args) (self.role_names & [‘superuser’,‘administrator’,‘editor’,‘interviewer’,‘reader’] ).length > 0 end

def may_edit?(*args) (self.role_names & [‘superuser’,‘administrator’,‘editor’] ).length > 0 end



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# File 'lib/ccls_engine/ccls_user.rb', line 82

def self.inherited(subclass)

	subclass.class_eval do
		#	for some reason is nil which causes problems
		self.default_scoping = []

		#	I don't think that having this in a separate gem
		#	is necessary anymore.  This is the only place that 
		#	it is ever used.  I'll import the calnet_authenticated
		#	functionality later.
#			calnet_authenticated
#			validates_presence_of   :uid
#			validates_uniqueness_of :uid

		#	include the many may_*? for use in the controllers
#	I don't know why I need this in BOTH Calnet::User AND Ccls::User
#	It works without it in the console, but some random tests fail
#	should probably ensure that calling it twice doesn't do anything bad
		authorized

#			alias_method :may_create?,  :may_edit?
#			alias_method :may_update?,  :may_edit?
#			alias_method :may_destroy?, :may_edit?

#			%w(	people races languages refusal_reasons ineligible_reasons
#					).each do |resource|
#				alias_method "may_create_#{resource}?".to_sym,  :may_administrate?
#				alias_method "may_read_#{resource}?".to_sym,    :may_administrate?
#				alias_method "may_edit_#{resource}?".to_sym,    :may_administrate?
#				alias_method "may_update_#{resource}?".to_sym,  :may_administrate?
#				alias_method "may_destroy_#{resource}?".to_sym, :may_administrate?
#			end
	end	#	class_eval
end