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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Provides extra global data to all templates."""
import InvenTree.status
from InvenTree.status_codes import (BuildStatus, PurchaseOrderStatus,
SalesOrderStatus, StockHistoryCode,
StockStatus)
from users.models import RuleSet, check_user_role
def health_status(request):
"""Provide system health status information to the global context.
- Not required for AJAX requests
- Do not provide if it is already provided to the context
"""
if request.path.endswith('.js'):
# Do not provide to script requests
return {} # pragma: no cover
if hasattr(request, '_inventree_health_status'):
# Do not duplicate efforts
return {}
request._inventree_health_status = True
status = {
'django_q_running': InvenTree.status.is_worker_running(),
'email_configured': InvenTree.status.is_email_configured(),
}
# The following keys are required to denote system health
health_keys = [
'django_q_running',
]
all_healthy = True
for k in health_keys:
if status[k] is not True:
all_healthy = False
status['system_healthy'] = all_healthy
status['up_to_date'] = InvenTree.version.isInvenTreeUpToDate()
return status
def status_codes(request):
"""Provide status code enumerations."""
if hasattr(request, '_inventree_status_codes'):
# Do not duplicate efforts
return {}
request._inventree_status_codes = True
return {
# Expose the StatusCode classes to the templates
'SalesOrderStatus': SalesOrderStatus,
'PurchaseOrderStatus': PurchaseOrderStatus,
'BuildStatus': BuildStatus,
'StockStatus': StockStatus,
'StockHistoryCode': StockHistoryCode,
}
def user_roles(request):
"""Return a map of the current roles assigned to the user.
Roles are denoted by their simple names, and then the permission type.
Permissions can be access as follows:
- roles.part.view
- roles.build.delete
Each value will return a boolean True / False
"""
user = request.user
roles = {
}
for role in RuleSet.RULESET_MODELS.keys():
permissions = {}
for perm in ['view', 'add', 'change', 'delete']:
permissions[perm] = user.is_superuser or check_user_role(user, role, perm)
roles[role] = permissions
return {'roles': roles}