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=head2 allow_rpc_access(method)
Decide whether the current request may invoke C<$method>. Returns C<1> when
access is granted and C<0> when it is refused (the dispatcher turns a C<0> into a
code 6 "access denied" reply, which the frontend maps to the login dialog). When
access is refused specifically because a previously valid session has expired,
this instead C<die>s a code 7 (C<RPC_SESSION_EXPIRED>) exception so the frontend
can prompt a reload rather than a fresh login.
The rules are evaluated in order:
=over
=item *
Non-C<POST> requests are refused (C<return 0>).
=item *
Methods not listed in C<%allow> are refused (C<return 0>).
=item *
Public methods (C<%allow> level C<1>) are always allowed.
=item *
Any authenticated user is allowed. Reading C<isUserAuthenticated> forces the
session cookie to be evaluated, which is also what sets C<sessionExpired> on the
user object.
=item *
Level C<3> methods are additionally allowed for an unauthenticated user when the
target plugin opts into anonymous access (C<mayAnonymous>). The plugin
instantiation is wrapped in C<eval>, because instantiating a plugin as an
unauthenticated user commonly dies (plugins read user rights/config); such a
death resolves to "not anonymous" here and must never escape as a generic
code 9999 error.
=item *
Otherwise the method requires authentication the user does not have: if the
user's session has merely expired, C<die> a C<RPC_SESSION_EXPIRED> (code 7)
exception; otherwise C<return 0> for the ordinary login-required path.
=back
=cut
my %allow = (
getBaseConfig => 1,
login => 1,
logout => 1,
ping => 1,
getUserConfig => 2,
getPluginConfig => 3,
validatePluginData => 3,
processPluginData => 3,
getPluginData => 3,
getSessionCookie => 2
);
has config => sub ($self) {
$self->app->config;
}, weak => 1;
has user => sub ($self) {
my $obj = $self->app->userObject->new(app=>$self->app,controller=>$self,log=>$self->log);
return $obj;
};
has pluginMap => sub ($self) {
my $map = $self->config->cfgHash->{PLUGIN};
return $map;
}, weak => 1;
sub allow_rpc_access ($self,$method) {
if (not $self->req->method eq 'POST') {
# sorry we do not allow GET requests
$self->log->error("refused ".$self->req->method." request");
return 0;
}
if (not exists $allow{$method}){
return 0;
}
for ($allow{$method}){
/1/ && return 1; # public method
return 1 if ($self->user->isUserAuthenticated); # forces cookieConf (sets sessionExpired)
/3/ && do {
# Level-3: allowed only for plugins that opt into anonymous access.
# Guard the instantiation: for an unauthenticated user it commonly
# dies (plugins read user rights/config); that death must resolve to
# "not anonymous" here, never escape as a generic code-9999 popup.
my $plugin = $self->rpcParams->[0];
my $anon = eval {
$self->config->instantiatePlugin($plugin,$self->user)->mayAnonymous
};
return 1 if $anon;
};
# Method needs auth and the user is not authenticated. If a session was
# present and merely expired, signal that distinctly (code 7 -> reload);
# otherwise fall through to code 6 (login dialog).
die mkerror(RPC_SESSION_EXPIRED,
trm('Your session has expired. Please reload to log in.'))
if $self->user->sessionExpired;
last;
}
return 0;
};
has passMatch => sub ($self) {
qr{(?i)(?:password|_pass)};
};
sub perMethodCleaner ($self,$method=undef) {
$method or return;
return {
login => sub {
my $data = shift;
lib/CallBackery/Controller/RpcService.pm view on Meta::CPAN
}
=head2 logRpcCall
Set CALLBACKERY_RPC_LOG for extensive logging messages. Note that all
values with keys matching /password|_pass/ do get replaced with 'xxx'
in the output.
=cut
# our own logging
sub logRpcCall {
my $self = shift;
if ($ENV{CALLBACKERY_RPC_LOG}){
my $method = shift;
my $data = shift;
$self->dataCleaner($data,$method);
my $userId = eval { $self->user->loginName } // '*UNKNOWN*';
my $remoteAddr = $self->tx->remote_address;
$self->log->debug("[$userId|$remoteAddr] CALL $method(".encode_json($data).")");
}
else {
$self->SUPER::logRpcCall(@_);
}
}
=head2 logRpcReturn
Set CALLBACKERY_RPC_LOG for extensive logging messages. Note that all
values with keys matching /password|_pass/ do get replaced with 'xxx'
in the output.
=cut
# our own logging
sub logRpcReturn {
my $self = shift;
if ($ENV{CALLBACKERY_RPC_LOG}){
my $data = shift;
$self->dataCleaner($data);
my $userId = eval { $self->user->loginName } // '*UNKNOWN*';
my $remoteAddr = $self->tx->remote_address;
$self->log->debug("[$userId|$remoteAddr] RETURN ".encode_json($data).")");
}
else {
$self->SUPER::logRpcReturn(@_);
}
}
=head2 ping()
check if the server is happy with our authentication state
=cut
sub ping {
return 'pong';
}
=head2 getSessionCookie()
Return a timeestamped session cookie. For use in the X-Session-Cookie header or as a xsc field
in form submissions. Note that session cookies for form submissions are only valid for 2 seconds.
So you have to get a fresh one from the server before submitting your form.
=cut
sub getSessionCookie {
shift->user->makeSessionCookie();
}
=head2 getConfig()
get some gloabal configuration information into the interface
=cut
sub getBaseConfig {
my $self = shift;
return $self->config->cfgHash->{FRONTEND};
}
=head2 login(user,password)
Check login and provide the user specific interface configuration as a response.
=cut
async sub login { ## no critic (RequireArgUnpacking)
my $self = shift;
my $login = shift;
my $password = shift;
my $cfg = $self->config->cfgHash->{BACKEND};
if (my $ok =
await $self->config->promisify($self->user->login($login,$password))){
return {
sessionCookie => $self->user->makeSessionCookie()
}
} else {
return;
}
}
=head2 logout
Kill the session.
=cut
sub logout {
my $self = shift;
$self->session(expires=>1);
return 'http://youtu.be/KGsTNugVctI';
}
=head2 instantiatePlugin_p
get an instance for the given plugin
=cut
async sub instantiatePlugin_p {
my $self = shift;
my $name = shift;
my $args = shift;
my $user = $self->user;
my $plugin = await $self->config->instantiatePlugin_p($name,$user,$args);
$plugin->log($self->log);
return $plugin;
}
sub instantiatePlugin {
my $self = shift;
my $name = shift;
my $args = shift;
my $user = $self->user;
my $plugin = $self->config->instantiatePlugin($name,$user,$args);
$plugin->log($self->log);
return $plugin;
}
=head2 processPluginData(plugin,args)
handle form sumissions
=cut
async sub processPluginData {
my $self = shift;
my $plugin = shift;
# "Localizing" required as it seems to be changed somewhere.
my @args = @_;
# Creating two statements will make things easier to debug since
# there is only one thing that can go wrong per line.
my $instance = await $self->instantiatePlugin_p($plugin);
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