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Disable sidebar interaction in Images and Repos views.
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Define ogStorage class to manage the localStorage operations.
The new keys are constructed with the following structure:
"group-context-id"
Where group is either "show" for the collapsed items in the
sidebar, or "check" for the selected checkboxes of the sidebar.
Add sotrage versioning to delete obsolete localStorage when a
new design for the storage is included in ogCP.
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Store the checked checkboxes of the sidebar in Images and Repos.
Autoselect the correct server after updating the checkboxes.
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Consolidate all the sidebar collapse persistence logic.
Implement a single function to handle all the views.
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Add a new user permission system to control the allowed operations
accessible from each account.
Add a permission matrix editable through the user/add and user/edit
views. The permission matrix has client, center, room, folder, image
and repository as permission targets and add, update and delete as
permission types.
Restrict each view based on the user permissions, hide all actions
from not autheticated users.
permissions defined in the class UserForm.
Serialize each user permissions into ogcp.json as:
{
...
"USERS" [
{
"USER": "admin"
...
"PERMISSIONS": {
"CLIENT": {
"ADD": true,
"UPDATE": true,
"DELETE": true,
},
... <- same structure for "CENTER", "ROOM", "FOLDER", "IMAGE"
and "REPOSITORY"
}
},
...
],
...
}
Grant all the permissions to old user configuration to not disrupt their
workflow. The administrator will need to assign the permissions for each
user.
Ignore scope and permission restrictions for admin users.
Save permissions and scopes even if the user is admin to account for the
case of a temporal admin promotion without losing the previous
configuration.
Use template inheritance for add_user.html and edit_user.html to prevent
big code duplication with the new HTML code to render the permission
matrix.
Make user administration an admin only feature.
Define methods get_permission and target_is_disabled to improve readability
in template conditionals that disable features based on user permissions.
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Add an action to allow the user to view details (name and ip) of a
particular repo.
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combine repo_add_get and repo_add_post into one, action_repo_add. This
is to follow convention across all the views and to clarify that it is
an action.
rename repos_details template to repos_add. Now it is clear the purpose
of each action template; there is one for each: add, delete and update
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allow the user to update a repo by selecting one and pressing the update
button.
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allow the user to delete a repo by selecting one and pressing the delete
button. Previous to deletion, show the user a confirmation page (a form)
with the details of the repo to delete
the confirmation form is constructed with the fields of Repoform.
RepoForm is also used in template used to create a repo. To make both
templates work with RepoForm, RepoForm's field 'create' has been renamed to
'submit'
ogcp.js: add a function to make that, when the user selects a
repository, the server in which it is contained is automatically
checked. We need it checked so that action_repo_delete can know the
server to which it has to send the delete request. Use data-server in
repos_details.html to make this work
Validate, in action_delete_repo, that user has only selected one repo to
delete. In order to do that, action_delete_repo view needs to be able to
get a list of all selected repos. This is only possible if <input>
elements that are associated with repos info contain a different name
attribute per repo. In this case, template repos.html has been modified
to use name={repo name}-{repo_id}. After this, parse_elements() will
work and parse a set containing all selected repos.
modify html input associated to repos server in order to follow same
convention as in other templates. For example, images uses image-server;
scopes, scope-server.
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The menu includes a list of the repos of each server. The user can
select a server or a repo to make changes.
As of now, the only action possible is to add a repo to selected
server.
The work contained in this commit can be structured in:
1. Add the repos menu:
- Add a 'repos' button in the menus bar (base.html).
- Add repos.html template to create the management repos menu.
- In ogcp.js, add function to store in browser's local storage which
elements of the sidebar are uncollapsed. This saves the sidebar state
after a page refresh.
- Add manage_repos() in views.py
2. Allow to add a repo:
- Add template with form to add a repo (repos_details.html)
- Create RepoForm(FlaskForm) in action_forms.py
- Add repo_add_get() and repo_add_post() in views.py
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