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edx-platform/lms/djangoapps/discussion_api/permissions.py
Greg Price 16d7a81b96 Add editable_fields to discussion API responses
This will allow clients to determine what actions (e.g. following,
endorsing, and editing content) a user can take on a piece of content.
2015-06-19 12:02:21 -04:00

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"""
Discussion API permission logic
"""
def _is_author(cc_content, context):
"""
Return True if the requester authored the given content, False otherwise
"""
return context["cc_requester"]["id"] == cc_content["user_id"]
def _is_author_or_privileged(cc_content, context):
"""
Return True if the requester authored the given content or is a privileged
user, False otherwise
"""
return context["is_requester_privileged"] or _is_author(cc_content, context)
def get_editable_fields(cc_content, context):
"""
Return the set of fields that the requester can edit on the given content
"""
# Shared fields
ret = {"voted"}
if _is_author_or_privileged(cc_content, context):
ret |= {"raw_body"}
# Thread fields
if cc_content["type"] == "thread":
ret |= {"following"}
if _is_author_or_privileged(cc_content, context):
ret |= {"topic_id", "type", "title"}
# Comment fields
if (
cc_content["type"] == "comment" and (
context["is_requester_privileged"] or (
_is_author(context["thread"], context) and
context["thread"]["thread_type"] == "question"
)
)
):
ret |= {"endorsed"}
return ret
def can_delete(cc_content, context):
"""
Return True if the requester can delete the given content, False otherwise
"""
return _is_author_or_privileged(cc_content, context)