canvas-lms/lib/user_list_v2.rb

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# frozen_string_literal: true
#
# Copyright (C) 2016 - present 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
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#
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# A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Affero General Public License for more
# details.
#
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# with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
class UserListV2
class ParameterError < StandardError
def response_status
400
end
end
# not really much better than the first one
# stealing some things from it because I don't feel like reinventing the whole wheel
# but with some key differences that would make it difficult to keep in one class
# - only search on particular columns
# - don't worry about whether we can create users or not: they either exist or they don't
SEARCH_TYPES = %w[unique_id sis_user_id cc_path].freeze
def initialize(list_in, root_account: Account.default, search_type: nil, current_user: nil, can_read_sis: false)
@errors = []
@addresses = []
@all_results = []
@resolved_results = []
@duplicate_results = []
@missing_results = []
@root_account = root_account
@current_user = current_user
@can_read_sis = can_read_sis
unless SEARCH_TYPES.include?(search_type)
raise ParameterError, "search_type must be one of #{SEARCH_TYPES}"
end
parse_list(list_in)
case search_type
when "unique_id"
resolve_by_unique_id
when "sis_user_id"
raise "cannot read sis ids" unless @can_read_sis
resolve_by_sis_user_id
when "cc_path"
resolve_by_cc_path
end
resolve_duplicates_and_missing
end
attr_reader :errors, :addresses, :resolved_results, :duplicate_results, :missing_results
include UserList::Parsing
def as_json(*)
{
users: @resolved_results,
duplicates: @duplicate_results,
missing: @missing_results,
errors: @errors
}
end
private
def all_account_ids
@all_account_ids ||= begin
trusted_account_ids = @root_account.trusted_account_ids
if @current_user && (!@current_user.associated_shards.include?(Account.site_admin.shard) ||
!Account.site_admin.pseudonyms.active.merge(@current_user.pseudonyms).exists?)
trusted_account_ids.delete(Account.site_admin.id)
end
[@root_account.id] + trusted_account_ids
end
end
def restrict_shards
return unless GlobalLookups.enabled?
# we can use the global lookups to restrict our search to only the necessary shards
all_shards = Set.new(all_account_ids.map { |id| Shard.shard_for(id) }.uniq)
# however it doesn't seem like it makes much sense to all hit the global_lookups if we're looking on at most 2-3 shards
return if all_shards.count <= 3
restricted_shards = Set.new
restricted_shards << @root_account.shard
@addresses.each do |address|
restricted_shards.merge(yield(address[:address]))
return if (all_shards - restricted_shards).empty? # no sense continuing on at this point
end
restricted_shards
end
def add_rows(rows, original_shard)
rows.uniq! { |r| r[1] } # unique on user_id
rows.each do |address, user_id, user_uuid, account_id, user_name, account_name|
if Shard.current != original_shard
user_id = Shard.relative_id_for(user_id, Shard.current, original_shard)
account_id = Shard.relative_id_for(account_id, Shard.current, original_shard)
end
@all_results << { address:,
user_id:,
user_token: User.token(user_id, user_uuid),
user_name:,
account_id:,
account_name: }
end
end
def resolve_duplicates_and_missing
grouped_results = @all_results.group_by { |r| @lowercase ? r[:address].downcase : r[:address] }
grouped_results.each_value do |results|
if results.count == 1
@resolved_results << results.first
elsif results.uniq { |r| Shard.global_id_for(r[:user_id]) }.count == 1
(@resolved_results << results.detect { |r| r[:account_id] == @root_account.id }) || results.first # prioritize local result first
else
@duplicate_results << results
end
end
add_additional_data_for_duplicates
@addresses.each do |a|
address = @lowercase ? a[:address].downcase : a[:address]
next if grouped_results.key?(address)
if (name = a.delete(:name))
a[:user_name] = name
end
@missing_results << a
end
end
def add_additional_data_for_duplicates
return unless @duplicate_results.any?
duplicate_user_ids = @duplicate_results.map { |set| set.pluck(:user_id) }.flatten.uniq
user_map = User.where(id: duplicate_user_ids).preload(:pseudonyms).to_a.index_by(&:id)
@duplicate_results.each do |set|
set.each do |dup_hash|
user = user_map[dup_hash[:user_id]]
dup_hash[:email] = user.email
pseudonym = SisPseudonym.for(user, @root_account, type: :trusted, require_sis: false)
if @can_read_sis && pseudonym
dup_hash[:sis_user_id] = pseudonym.sis_user_id
end
dup_hash[:login_id] = pseudonym.unique_id if pseudonym
end
end
end
def search_for_results(restricted_shards)
original_shard = Shard.current
Shard.partition_by_shard(all_account_ids) do |account_ids|
next if restricted_shards && !restricted_shards.include?(Shard.current)
add_rows(yield(account_ids), original_shard)
end
end
def resolve_by_unique_id
restricted_shards = restrict_shards do |address|
Pseudonym.associated_shards_for_column(:unique_id, address)
end
unique_ids = @addresses.map { |a| a[:address].downcase }
search_for_results(restricted_shards) do |account_ids|
Pseudonym.active.where(account_id: account_ids)
.where("LOWER(unique_id) IN (?)", unique_ids).joins(:user, :account)
.pluck(:unique_id, :user_id, "users.uuid", :account_id, "users.name", "accounts.name")
end
@lowercase = true
end
# NOTE: sis_user_id includes integration_id because nothing in this forsaken world makes any sense
def resolve_by_sis_user_id
restricted_shards = restrict_shards do |address|
Pseudonym.associated_shards_for_column(:sis_user_id, address) +
Pseudonym.associated_shards_for_column(:integration_id, address)
end
ids = @addresses.pluck(:address)
search_for_results(restricted_shards) do |account_ids|
rows = Pseudonym.active.where(account_id: account_ids, sis_user_id: ids).joins(:user, :account)
.pluck(:sis_user_id, :user_id, "users.uuid", :account_id, "users.name", "accounts.name")
rows += Pseudonym.active.where(account_id: account_ids, integration_id: ids).joins(:user, :account)
.pluck(:integration_id, :user_id, "users.uuid", :account_id, "users.name", "accounts.name")
rows
end
end
def resolve_by_cc_path
# strictly speaking, when searching via e-mail address we should
# be looking at all shards that have a user with that e-mail, since
# they don't necessarily have to exist on a shard with a trusted
# account. but we need to clean up GlobalLookups a bit before we
# do that. (i.e. don't call restrict_shards here)
restricted_shards = restrict_shards do |address|
CommunicationChannel.associated_shards(address)
end
sms_paths = []
sms_path_header_map = {}
email_paths = []
@addresses.each do |a|
if a[:type] == :sms
path_header = a[:address].gsub(/[^\d]/, "")
sms_path_header_map[path_header] = a[:address]
sms_paths << (path_header + "@%")
else
email_paths << a[:address].downcase
end
end
search_for_results(restricted_shards) do
ccs = []
scope = if @root_account.feature_enabled?(:allow_unconfirmed_users_in_user_list)
CommunicationChannel.unretired
else
CommunicationChannel.active
end
if sms_paths.any?
ccs = scope
.sms
.preload(user: :pseudonyms)
.where((["path LIKE ?"] * sms_paths.count).join(" OR "), *sms_paths)
.to_a
end
ccs += scope
.email
.preload(user: :pseudonyms)
.where("LOWER(path) IN (?)", email_paths)
.to_a
ccs.filter_map do |cc|
next unless (p = SisPseudonym.for(cc.user, @root_account, type: :trusted, require_sis: false))
path = cc.path
# replace the actual path with the original address for SMS
path = sms_path_header_map[path.split("@").first] if cc.path_type == "sms"
[path, cc.user_id, cc.user.uuid, p.account_id, cc.user.name, p.account.name]
end
end
@lowercase = true
end
end