canvas-lms/lib/api.rb

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#
# Copyright (C) 2011 Instructure, Inc.
#
# This file is part of Canvas.
#
# Canvas is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
# the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free
# Software Foundation, version 3 of the License.
#
# Canvas is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
# WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR
# A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Affero General Public License for more
# details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License along
# with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
module Api
# find id in collection, by either id or sis_*_id
# if the collection is over the users table, `self` is replaced by @current_user.id
def api_find(collection, id)
api_find_all(collection, [id], 1).first || raise(ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound, "Couldn't find #{collection.name} with API id '#{id}'")
end
def api_find_all(collection, ids, limit=nil)
if collection.table_name == User.table_name && @current_user
ids = ids.map{|id| id == 'self' ? @current_user.id : id }
end
if collection.table_name == Account.table_name
ids = ids.map do |id|
case id
when 'self'
@domain_root_account.id
when 'default'
Account.default.id
when 'site_admin'
Account.site_admin.id
else
id
end
end
end
find_params = Api.sis_find_params_for_collection(collection, ids, @domain_root_account)
return [] if find_params == :not_found
find_params[:limit] = limit unless limit.nil?
return collection.all(find_params)
end
# map a list of ids and/or sis ids to plain ids.
# sis ids that can't be found in the db won't appear in the result, however
# AR object ids aren't verified to exist in the db so they'll still be
# returned in the result.
def self.map_ids(ids, collection, root_account)
sis_mapping = sis_find_sis_mapping_for_collection(collection)
columns = sis_parse_ids(ids, sis_mapping[:lookups])
result = columns.delete(sis_mapping[:lookups]["id"]) || []
unless columns.empty?
find_params = sis_make_params_for_sis_mapping_and_columns(columns, sis_mapping, root_account)
return result if find_params == :not_found
find_params[:select] = :id
result.concat collection.all(find_params).map(&:id)
result.uniq!
end
result
end
SIS_MAPPINGS = {
'courses' =>
{ :lookups => { 'sis_course_id' => 'sis_source_id', 'id' => 'id' },
:is_not_scoped_to_account => ['id'].to_set,
:scope => 'root_account_id' },
'enrollment_terms' =>
{ :lookups => { 'sis_term_id' => 'sis_source_id', 'id' => 'id' },
:is_not_scoped_to_account => ['id'].to_set,
:scope => 'root_account_id' },
'users' =>
{ :lookups => { 'sis_user_id' => 'pseudonyms.sis_user_id', 'sis_login_id' => 'pseudonyms.unique_id', 'id' => 'users.id' },
:is_not_scoped_to_account => ['users.id'].to_set,
:scope => 'pseudonyms.account_id',
:joins => [:pseudonym] },
'accounts' =>
{ :lookups => { 'sis_account_id' => 'sis_source_id', 'id' => 'id' },
:is_not_scoped_to_account => ['id'].to_set,
:scope => 'root_account_id' },
'course_sections' =>
{ :lookups => { 'sis_section_id' => 'sis_source_id', 'id' => 'id' },
:is_not_scoped_to_account => ['id'].to_set,
:scope => 'root_account_id' },
}.freeze
ID_REGEX = %r{\A\d+\z}
def self.sis_parse_id(id, lookups)
# returns column_name, column_value
return lookups['id'], id if id.is_a?(Numeric)
id = id.to_s.strip
if id =~ %r{\Ahex:(sis_[\w_]+):(([0-9A-Fa-f]{2})+)\z}
sis_column = $1
sis_id = [$2].pack('H*')
elsif id =~ %r{\A(sis_[\w_]+):(.+)\z}
sis_column = $1
sis_id = $2
elsif id =~ ID_REGEX
return lookups['id'], (id =~ /\A\d+\z/ ? id.to_i : id)
else
return nil, nil
end
column = lookups[sis_column]
return nil, nil unless column
return column, sis_id
end
def self.sis_parse_ids(ids, lookups)
# returns {column_name => [column_value,...].uniq, ...}
columns = {}
ids.compact.each do |id|
column, sis_id = sis_parse_id(id, lookups)
next unless column && sis_id
columns[column] ||= []
columns[column] << sis_id
end
columns.keys.each { |key| columns[key].uniq! }
return columns
end
def self.sis_find_sis_mapping_for_collection(collection)
SIS_MAPPINGS[collection.table_name] or
raise(ArgumentError, "need to add support for table name: #{collection.table_name}")
end
def self.sis_find_params_for_collection(collection, ids, sis_root_account)
return sis_find_params_for_sis_mapping(sis_find_sis_mapping_for_collection(collection), ids, sis_root_account)
end
def self.sis_find_params_for_sis_mapping(sis_mapping, ids, sis_root_account)
return sis_make_params_for_sis_mapping_and_columns(sis_parse_ids(ids, sis_mapping[:lookups]), sis_mapping, sis_root_account)
end
def self.sis_make_params_for_sis_mapping_and_columns(columns, sis_mapping, sis_root_account)
raise ArgumentError, "sis_root_account required for lookups" unless sis_root_account.is_a?(Account)
return :not_found if columns.empty?
not_scoped_to_account = sis_mapping[:is_not_scoped_to_account] || []
if columns.length == 1 && not_scoped_to_account.include?(columns.keys.first)
find_params = {:conditions => columns}
else
args = []
query = []
columns.keys.sort.each do |column|
if not_scoped_to_account.include?(column)
query << "#{column} IN (?)"
else
raise ArgumentError, "missing scope for collection" unless sis_mapping[:scope]
query << "(#{sis_mapping[:scope]} = #{sis_root_account.id} AND #{column} IN (?))"
end
args << columns[column]
end
args.unshift(query.join(" OR "))
find_params = { :conditions => args }
end
find_params[:include] = sis_mapping[:joins] if sis_mapping[:joins]
return find_params
end
def self.per_page_for(controller)
[(controller.params[:per_page] || Setting.get_cached('api_per_page', '10')).to_i, Setting.get_cached('api_max_per_page', '50').to_i].min
end
# Add [link HTTP Headers](http://www.w3.org/Protocols/9707-link-header.html) for pagination
# The collection needs to be a will_paginate collection (or act like one)
# a new, paginated collection will be returned
def self.paginate(collection, controller, base_url, pagination_args = {})
per_page = per_page_for(controller)
pagination_args.reverse_merge!({ :page => controller.params[:page], :per_page => per_page })
collection = collection.paginate(pagination_args)
return unless collection.respond_to?(:next_page)
bookmarked pagination, including multi-shard introduces a new BookmarkedCollection module with behavior similar to PaginatedCollection in the simple case. the primary advantage is that assigning to current_page (e.g. from the :page parameter to paginate) expects a bookmark token value and automatically deserializes into current_bookmark. the library client can then use current_bookmark to skip forward in the collection, rather than using (current_page - 1) * per_page as the number of items to skip. the client then calls set_next_bookmark on the pager if there's more results, and it automatically derives the bookmark for the next page and serializes it into next_page, for use by Api.paginate, etc. in addition to the PaginatedCollection.build analog, you can simply wrap an existing scope to change it from something that will paginate by page number into something that will paginate by bookmark. finally, the key reason to use bookmarked pagination is to enable composition of collections. you can merge multiple collections into one collection which when paginated will pull results from each subcollection, in order, to produce the page of results. you can also concatenate multiple collections into one collection which when paginated will exhaust the collections in order with seamless transition from one to the next when a page spans both. with collection merging available, you can paginate an association where you'd like to use with_each_shard. one collection is created per shard, and then they are merged together. this process is automated for you in the BookmarkedCollection.with_each_shard method. fixes CNVS-1169 Change-Id: Ib998eee53c33604cb6f7e338153428a157928a6d Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/16039 Tested-by: Jenkins <jenkins@instructure.com> Reviewed-by: Jacob Fugal <jacob@instructure.com> QA-Review: Clare Hetherington <clare@instructure.com>
2012-12-13 06:50:04 +08:00
first_page = collection.respond_to?(:first_page) && collection.first_page
first_page ||= 1
last_page = (pagination_args[:without_count] ? nil : collection.total_pages)
last_page = nil if last_page.to_i <= 1
links = build_links(base_url, {
:query_parameters => controller.request.query_parameters,
:per_page => collection.per_page,
:next => collection.next_page,
:prev => collection.previous_page,
bookmarked pagination, including multi-shard introduces a new BookmarkedCollection module with behavior similar to PaginatedCollection in the simple case. the primary advantage is that assigning to current_page (e.g. from the :page parameter to paginate) expects a bookmark token value and automatically deserializes into current_bookmark. the library client can then use current_bookmark to skip forward in the collection, rather than using (current_page - 1) * per_page as the number of items to skip. the client then calls set_next_bookmark on the pager if there's more results, and it automatically derives the bookmark for the next page and serializes it into next_page, for use by Api.paginate, etc. in addition to the PaginatedCollection.build analog, you can simply wrap an existing scope to change it from something that will paginate by page number into something that will paginate by bookmark. finally, the key reason to use bookmarked pagination is to enable composition of collections. you can merge multiple collections into one collection which when paginated will pull results from each subcollection, in order, to produce the page of results. you can also concatenate multiple collections into one collection which when paginated will exhaust the collections in order with seamless transition from one to the next when a page spans both. with collection merging available, you can paginate an association where you'd like to use with_each_shard. one collection is created per shard, and then they are merged together. this process is automated for you in the BookmarkedCollection.with_each_shard method. fixes CNVS-1169 Change-Id: Ib998eee53c33604cb6f7e338153428a157928a6d Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/16039 Tested-by: Jenkins <jenkins@instructure.com> Reviewed-by: Jacob Fugal <jacob@instructure.com> QA-Review: Clare Hetherington <clare@instructure.com>
2012-12-13 06:50:04 +08:00
:first => first_page,
:last => last_page,
})
controller.response.headers["Link"] = links.join(',') if links.length > 0
collection
end
EXCLUDE_IN_PAGINATION_LINKS = %w(page per_page access_token api_key)
def self.build_links(base_url, opts={})
links = []
base_url += (base_url =~ /\?/ ? '&': '?')
qp = opts[:query_parameters] || {}
qp = qp.with_indifferent_access.except(*EXCLUDE_IN_PAGINATION_LINKS)
base_url += "#{qp.to_query}&" if qp.present?
[:next, :prev, :first, :last].each do |k|
if opts[k].present?
links << "<#{base_url}page=#{opts[k]}&per_page=#{opts[:per_page]}>; rel=\"#{k}\""
end
end
links
end
def self.parse_pagination_links(link_header)
link_header.split(",").map do |link|
url, rel = link.match(%r{^<([^>]+)>; rel="([^"]+)"}).captures
uri = URI.parse(url)
raise(ArgumentError, "pagination url is not an absolute uri: #{url}") unless uri.is_a?(URI::HTTP)
Rack::Utils.parse_nested_query(uri.query).merge(:uri => uri, :rel => rel)
end
end
def media_comment_json(media_object_or_hash)
media_object_or_hash = OpenStruct.new(media_object_or_hash) if media_object_or_hash.is_a?(Hash)
{
'content-type' => "#{media_object_or_hash.media_type}/mp4",
'display_name' => media_object_or_hash.title,
'media_id' => media_object_or_hash.media_id,
'media_type' => media_object_or_hash.media_type,
'url' => user_media_download_url(:user_id => @current_user.id,
:entryId => media_object_or_hash.media_id,
:type => "mp4",
:redirect => "1")
}
end
# See User.submissions_for_given_assignments and SubmissionsApiController#for_students
mattr_accessor :assignment_ids_for_students_api
# a hash of allowed html attributes that represent urls, like { 'a' => ['href'], 'img' => ['src'] }
UrlAttributes = Instructure::SanitizeField::SANITIZE[:protocols].inject({}) { |h,(k,v)| h[k] = v.keys; h }
def api_user_content(html, context = @context, user = @current_user)
return html if html.blank?
# if we're a controller, use the host of the request, otherwise let HostUrl
# figure out what host is appropriate
if self.is_a?(ApplicationController)
host = request.host_with_port
protocol = request.ssl? ? 'https' : 'http'
else
host = HostUrl.context_host(context, @account_domain.try(:host))
protocol = HostUrl.protocol
end
rewriter = UserContent::HtmlRewriter.new(context, user)
rewriter.set_handler('files') do |match|
obj = match.obj_id && match.obj_class.find_by_id(match.obj_id)
next unless obj && rewriter.user_can_view_content?(obj)
file_download_url(obj.id, :verifier => obj.uuid, :download => '1', :host => host, :protocol => protocol)
end
html = rewriter.translate_content(html)
return html if html.blank?
# translate media comments into html5 video tags
doc = Nokogiri::HTML::DocumentFragment.parse(html)
doc.css('a.instructure_inline_media_comment').each do |anchor|
media_id = anchor['id'].try(:gsub, /^media_comment_/, '')
next if media_id.blank?
if anchor['class'].try(:match, /\baudio_comment\b/)
node = Nokogiri::XML::Node.new('audio', doc)
node['data-media_comment_type'] = 'audio'
else
node = Nokogiri::XML::Node.new('video', doc)
thumbnail = media_object_thumbnail_url(media_id, :width => 550, :height => 448, :type => 3, :host => host, :protocol => protocol)
node['poster'] = thumbnail
node['data-media_comment_type'] = 'video'
end
node['preload'] = 'none'
node['class'] = 'instructure_inline_media_comment'
node['data-media_comment_id'] = media_id
media_redirect = polymorphic_url([context, :media_download], :entryId => media_id, :type => 'mp4', :redirect => '1', :host => host, :protocol => protocol)
node['controls'] = 'controls'
node['src'] = media_redirect
node.inner_html = anchor.inner_html
anchor.replace(node)
end
UserContent.find_user_content(doc) do |node, uc|
node['class'] = "instructure_user_content #{node['class']}"
node['data-uc_width'] = uc.width
node['data-uc_height'] = uc.height
node['data-uc_snippet'] = uc.node_string
node['data-uc_sig'] = uc.node_hmac
end
# rewrite any html attributes that are urls but just absolute paths, to
# have the canvas domain prepended to make them a full url
#
# relative urls and invalid urls are currently ignored
UrlAttributes.each do |tag, attributes|
doc.css(tag).each do |element|
attributes.each do |attribute|
url_str = element[attribute]
begin
url = URI.parse(url_str)
# if the url_str is "//example.com/a", the parsed url will have a host set
# otherwise if it starts with a slash, it's a path that needs to be
# made absolute with the canvas hostname prepended
if !url.host && url_str[0] == '/'[0]
element[attribute] = "#{protocol}://#{host}#{url_str}"
api_endpoint_info(protocol, host, url_str).each do |att, val|
element[att] = val
end
end
rescue URI::Error => e
# leave it as is
end
end
end
end
return doc.to_s
end
def value_to_boolean(value)
Canvas::Plugin.value_to_boolean(value)
end
# regex for shard-aware ID
ID = '(?:\d+~)?\d+'
modules api, closes #10404 also modifies the discussion topic and assignment API controllers to make sure "must_view" requirements are fulfilled test plan: * check the API documentation; ensure it looks okay * create a course with module items of each supported type * set completion criteria of each supported type * create another module, so you can set prerequisites * use the list modules API and verify its output matches the course and the documentation * as a teacher, "state" should be missing * as a student, "state" should be "locked", "unlocked", "started", or "completed" * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module * use the list module items API and verify the output * as a teacher, the "completion_requirement" omits the "completed" flag * as a student, "completed" should be true or false, depending on whether the requirement was met * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module item * last but not least, verify "must view" requirements can be fulfilled through the api_data_endpoints supplied for files, pages, discussions, and assignments * files are viewed when downloading their content * pages are viewed by the show action (where content is returned) * discussions are viewed when marked read via the mark_topic_read or mark_all_read actions * assignments are viewed by the show action (where description is returned). they are not viewed if the assignment is locked and the user does not have access to the content yet. Change-Id: I0cbbbc542f69215e7b396a501d4d86ff2f76c149 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/13626 Tested-by: Jenkins <jenkins@instructure.com> Reviewed-by: Simon Williams <simon@instructure.com>
2012-09-12 01:16:48 +08:00
# maps a Canvas data type to an API-friendly type name
API_DATA_TYPE = { "Attachment" => "File",
"WikiPage" => "Page",
"DiscussionTopic" => "Discussion",
"Assignment" => "Assignment",
"Quiz" => "Quiz",
"ContextModuleSubHeader" => "SubHeader",
"ExternalUrl" => "ExternalUrl",
"ContextExternalTool" => "ExternalTool" }.freeze
# maps canvas URLs to API URL helpers
# target array is return type, helper, name of each capture, and optionally a Hash of extra arguments
API_ROUTE_MAP = {
# list discussion topics
%r{^/courses/(#{ID})/discussion_topics$} => ['[Discussion]', :api_v1_course_discussion_topics_url, :course_id],
%r{^/groups/(#{ID})/discussion_topics$} => ['[Discussion]', :api_v1_group_discussion_topics_url, :group_id],
# get a single topic
%r{^/courses/(#{ID})/discussion_topics/(#{ID})$} => ['Discussion', :api_v1_course_discussion_topic_url, :course_id, :topic_id],
%r{^/groups/(#{ID})/discussion_topics/(#{ID})$} => ['Discussion', :api_v1_group_discussion_topic_url, :group_id, :topic_id],
# List pages
modules api, closes #10404 also modifies the discussion topic and assignment API controllers to make sure "must_view" requirements are fulfilled test plan: * check the API documentation; ensure it looks okay * create a course with module items of each supported type * set completion criteria of each supported type * create another module, so you can set prerequisites * use the list modules API and verify its output matches the course and the documentation * as a teacher, "state" should be missing * as a student, "state" should be "locked", "unlocked", "started", or "completed" * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module * use the list module items API and verify the output * as a teacher, the "completion_requirement" omits the "completed" flag * as a student, "completed" should be true or false, depending on whether the requirement was met * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module item * last but not least, verify "must view" requirements can be fulfilled through the api_data_endpoints supplied for files, pages, discussions, and assignments * files are viewed when downloading their content * pages are viewed by the show action (where content is returned) * discussions are viewed when marked read via the mark_topic_read or mark_all_read actions * assignments are viewed by the show action (where description is returned). they are not viewed if the assignment is locked and the user does not have access to the content yet. Change-Id: I0cbbbc542f69215e7b396a501d4d86ff2f76c149 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/13626 Tested-by: Jenkins <jenkins@instructure.com> Reviewed-by: Simon Williams <simon@instructure.com>
2012-09-12 01:16:48 +08:00
%r{^/courses/(#{ID})/wiki$} => ['[Page]', :api_v1_course_wiki_pages_url, :course_id],
%r{^/groups/(#{ID})/wiki$} => ['[Page]', :api_v1_group_wiki_pages_url, :group_id],
# Show page
modules api, closes #10404 also modifies the discussion topic and assignment API controllers to make sure "must_view" requirements are fulfilled test plan: * check the API documentation; ensure it looks okay * create a course with module items of each supported type * set completion criteria of each supported type * create another module, so you can set prerequisites * use the list modules API and verify its output matches the course and the documentation * as a teacher, "state" should be missing * as a student, "state" should be "locked", "unlocked", "started", or "completed" * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module * use the list module items API and verify the output * as a teacher, the "completion_requirement" omits the "completed" flag * as a student, "completed" should be true or false, depending on whether the requirement was met * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module item * last but not least, verify "must view" requirements can be fulfilled through the api_data_endpoints supplied for files, pages, discussions, and assignments * files are viewed when downloading their content * pages are viewed by the show action (where content is returned) * discussions are viewed when marked read via the mark_topic_read or mark_all_read actions * assignments are viewed by the show action (where description is returned). they are not viewed if the assignment is locked and the user does not have access to the content yet. Change-Id: I0cbbbc542f69215e7b396a501d4d86ff2f76c149 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/13626 Tested-by: Jenkins <jenkins@instructure.com> Reviewed-by: Simon Williams <simon@instructure.com>
2012-09-12 01:16:48 +08:00
%r{^/courses/(#{ID})/wiki/([^/]+)$} => ['Page', :api_v1_course_wiki_page_url, :course_id, :url],
%r{^/groups/(#{ID})/wiki/([^/]+)$} => ['Page', :api_v1_group_wiki_page_url, :group_id, :url],
# List assignments
%r{^/courses/(#{ID})/assignments$} => ['[Assignment]', :api_v1_course_assignments_url, :course_id],
# Get assignment
%r{^/courses/(#{ID})/assignments/(#{ID})$} => ['Assignment', :api_v1_course_assignment_url, :course_id, :id],
# List files
%r{^/courses/(#{ID})/files$} => ['Folder', :api_v1_course_folder_url, :course_id, {:id => 'root'}],
%r{^/groups/(#{ID})/files$} => ['Folder', :api_v1_group_folder_url, :group_id, {:id => 'root'}],
%r{^/users/(#{ID})/files$} => ['Folder', :api_v1_user_folder_url, :user_id, {:id => 'root'}],
# Get file
modules api, closes #10404 also modifies the discussion topic and assignment API controllers to make sure "must_view" requirements are fulfilled test plan: * check the API documentation; ensure it looks okay * create a course with module items of each supported type * set completion criteria of each supported type * create another module, so you can set prerequisites * use the list modules API and verify its output matches the course and the documentation * as a teacher, "state" should be missing * as a student, "state" should be "locked", "unlocked", "started", or "completed" * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module * use the list module items API and verify the output * as a teacher, the "completion_requirement" omits the "completed" flag * as a student, "completed" should be true or false, depending on whether the requirement was met * use the show module API and verify the correct information is returned for a single module item * last but not least, verify "must view" requirements can be fulfilled through the api_data_endpoints supplied for files, pages, discussions, and assignments * files are viewed when downloading their content * pages are viewed by the show action (where content is returned) * discussions are viewed when marked read via the mark_topic_read or mark_all_read actions * assignments are viewed by the show action (where description is returned). they are not viewed if the assignment is locked and the user does not have access to the content yet. Change-Id: I0cbbbc542f69215e7b396a501d4d86ff2f76c149 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/13626 Tested-by: Jenkins <jenkins@instructure.com> Reviewed-by: Simon Williams <simon@instructure.com>
2012-09-12 01:16:48 +08:00
%r{^/courses/#{ID}/files/(#{ID})/} => ['File', :api_v1_attachment_url, :id],
%r{^/groups/#{ID}/files/(#{ID})/} => ['File', :api_v1_attachment_url, :id],
%r{^/users/#{ID}/files/(#{ID})/} => ['File', :api_v1_attachment_url, :id],
%r{^/files/(#{ID})/} => ['File', :api_v1_attachment_url, :id],
}.freeze
def api_endpoint_info(protocol, host, url)
API_ROUTE_MAP.each_pair do |re, api_route|
match = re.match(url)
next unless match
return_type = api_route[0]
helper = api_route[1]
args = { :protocol => protocol, :host => host }
args.merge! Hash[api_route.slice(2, match.captures.size).zip match.captures]
api_route.slice(match.captures.size + 2, 1).each { |opts| args.merge!(opts) }
return { 'data-api-endpoint' => self.send(helper, args), 'data-api-returntype' => return_type }
end
{}
end
end