canvas-lms/app/models/context_external_tool.rb

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# frozen_string_literal: true
#
# Copyright (C) 2011 - present Instructure, Inc.
#
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require "redcarpet"
class ContextExternalTool < ActiveRecord::Base
include Workflow
include SearchTermHelper
include PermissionsHelper
has_many :content_tags, as: :content
has_many :context_external_tool_placements, autosave: true
has_many :lti_resource_links, class_name: "Lti::ResourceLink"
belongs_to :context, polymorphic: [:course, :account]
belongs_to :developer_key
belongs_to :root_account, class_name: "Account"
include MasterCourses::Restrictor
restrict_columns :content, [:name, :description]
restrict_columns :settings, %i[consumer_key shared_secret url domain settings]
validates :context_id, :context_type, :workflow_state, presence: true
validates :name, :consumer_key, :shared_secret, presence: true
validates :name, length: { maximum: maximum_string_length }
validates :consumer_key, length: { maximum: 2048 }
validates :config_url, presence: { if: ->(t) { t.config_type == "by_url" } }
validates :config_xml, presence: { if: ->(t) { t.config_type == "by_xml" } }
validates :domain, length: { maximum: 253, allow_blank: true }
validates :lti_version, inclusion: { in: %w[1.1 1.3], message: -> { t("%{value} is not a valid LTI version") } }
validate :url_or_domain_is_set
validate :validate_urls
attr_reader :config_type, :config_url, :config_xml
# handles both serialized Hashes and HashWithIndifferentAccesses
# and always returns a HashWithIndifferentAccess
#
# would LOVE to rip this out and not store everything in `settings`
class SettingsSerializer
def self.load(value)
return nil unless value
obj = YAML.safe_load(value)
if obj.respond_to? :with_indifferent_access
return obj.with_indifferent_access
end
obj
end
def self.dump(value)
YAML.dump(value)
end
end
serialize :settings, coder: SettingsSerializer
# add_identity_hash needs to calculate off of other data in the object, so it
# should always be the last field change callback to run
before_save :infer_defaults, :validate_vendor_help_link, :add_identity_hash
after_save :touch_context, :check_global_navigation_cache, :clear_tool_domain_cache
validate :check_for_xml_error
scope :disabled, -> { where(workflow_state: DISABLED_STATE) }
scope :quiz_lti, -> { where(tool_id: QUIZ_LTI) }
STANDARD_EXTENSION_KEYS = [
:canvas_icon_class,
:custom_fields,
:default,
:display_type,
:enabled,
:icon_svg_path_64,
:icon_url,
:message_type,
:prefer_sis_email,
:required_permissions,
:launch_height,
:launch_width,
:selection_height,
:selection_width,
:text,
:labels,
:windowTarget,
:url,
:target_link_uri,
:root_account_only,
[:visibility, ->(v) { %w[members admins public].include?(v) || v.nil? }].freeze,
].freeze
CUSTOM_EXTENSION_KEYS = {
file_menu: [:accept_media_types].freeze,
editor_button: [:use_tray].freeze
}.freeze
DISABLED_STATE = "disabled"
QUIZ_LTI = "Quizzes 2"
ANALYTICS_2 = "fd75124a-140e-470f-944c-114d2d93bb40"
ADMIN_ANALYTICS = "admin-analytics"
TOOL_FEATURE_MAPPING = { ANALYTICS_2 => :analytics_2, ADMIN_ANALYTICS => :admin_analytics }.freeze
PREFERRED_LTI_VERSION = "1_3"
workflow do
state :anonymous
state :name_only
state :email_only
state :public
state :deleted
state DISABLED_STATE.to_sym # The tool's developer key is "off" but not deleted
end
set_policy do
#################### Begin legacy permission block #########################
given do |user, session|
!context.root_account.feature_enabled?(:granular_permissions_manage_lti) &&
context.grants_right?(user, session, :lti_add_edit)
end
can :read and can :update and can :delete and can :update_manually
##################### End legacy permission block ##########################
given do |user, session|
context.root_account.feature_enabled?(:granular_permissions_manage_lti) &&
context.grants_right?(user, session, :manage_lti_edit)
end
can :read and can :update and can :update_manually
given do |user, session|
context.root_account.feature_enabled?(:granular_permissions_manage_lti) &&
context.grants_right?(user, session, :manage_lti_delete)
end
can :read and can :delete
end
class << self
# because global navigation tool visibility can depend on a user having particular permissions now
# this needs to expand from being a simple "admins/members" check to something more full-fledged
# this will return a hash with the original visibility setting alone with a computed list of
# all other permissions (as needed) granted by the current context so all users with the same
# set of computed permissions will share the same global nav cache
def global_navigation_granted_permissions(root_account:, user:, context:, session: nil)
return { original_visibility: "members" } unless user
permissions_hash = {}
# still use the original visibility setting
permissions_hash[:original_visibility] = Rails.cache.fetch_with_batched_keys(
["external_tools/global_navigation/visibility", root_account.asset_string].cache_key,
batch_object: user,
batched_keys: [:enrollments, :account_users]
) do
# let them see admin level tools if there are any courses they can manage
if root_account.grants_any_right?(user, :manage_content, *RoleOverride::GRANULAR_MANAGE_COURSE_CONTENT_PERMISSIONS) ||
GuardRail.activate(:secondary) { Course.manageable_by_user(user.id, false).not_deleted.where(root_account_id: root_account).exists? }
"admins"
else
"members"
end
end
required_permissions = global_navigation_permissions_to_check(root_account)
required_permissions.each do |permission|
# run permission checks against the context if any of the tools are configured to require them
permissions_hash[permission] = context.grants_right?(user, session, permission)
end
permissions_hash
end
def filtered_global_navigation_tools(root_account, granted_permissions)
tools = all_global_navigation_tools(root_account)
if granted_permissions[:original_visibility] != "admins"
# reject the admin only tools
tools.reject! { |tool| tool.global_navigation[:visibility] == "admins" }
end
# check against permissions if needed
tools.select! do |tool|
required_permissions_str = tool.extension_setting(:global_navigation, "required_permissions")
if required_permissions_str
required_permissions_str.split(",").map(&:to_sym).all? { |p| granted_permissions[p] }
else
true
end
end
tools
end
# returns a key composed of the updated_at times for all the tools visible to someone with the granted_permissions
# i.e. if it hasn't changed since the last time we rendered the erb template for the menu then we can re-use the same html
def global_navigation_menu_render_cache_key(root_account, granted_permissions)
# only re-render the menu if one of the global nav tools has changed
perm_key = key_for_granted_permissions(granted_permissions)
compiled_key = ["external_tools/global_navigation/compiled_tools_updated_at", root_account.global_asset_string, perm_key].cache_key
# shameless plug for the cache register system:
# batching with the :global_navigation key means that we can easily mark every one of these for recalculation
# in the :check_global_navigation_cache callback instead of having to explicitly delete multiple keys
# (which was fine when we only had two visibility settings but not when an infinite combination of permissions is in play)
Rails.cache.fetch_with_batched_keys(compiled_key, batch_object: root_account, batched_keys: :global_navigation) do
tools = filtered_global_navigation_tools(root_account, granted_permissions)
Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(tools.sort.map(&:cache_key).join("/"))
end
end
def visible?(visibility, user, context, session = nil)
visibility = visibility.to_s
return true unless %w[public members admins].include?(visibility)
return true if visibility == "public"
return true if visibility == "members" &&
context.grants_any_right?(user, session, :participate_as_student, :read_as_admin)
return true if visibility == "admins" && context.grants_right?(user, session, :read_as_admin)
false
end
def editor_button_json(tools, context, user, session = nil)
tools.select! { |tool| visible?(tool.editor_button["visibility"], user, context, session) }
markdown = Redcarpet::Markdown.new(Redcarpet::Render::HTML.new({ link_attributes: { target: "_blank" } }))
tools.map do |tool|
{
name: tool.label_for(:editor_button, I18n.locale),
id: tool.id,
favorite: tool.is_rce_favorite_in_context?(context),
url: tool.editor_button(:url),
icon_url: tool.editor_button(:icon_url),
canvas_icon_class: tool.editor_button(:canvas_icon_class),
width: tool.editor_button(:selection_width),
height: tool.editor_button(:selection_height),
use_tray: tool.editor_button(:use_tray) == "true",
description: if tool.description
Sanitize.clean(markdown.render(tool.description), CanvasSanitize::SANITIZE)
else
""
end
}
end
end
private
def context_id_for(asset, shard)
str = asset.asset_string.to_s
raise "Empty value" if str.blank?
Canvas::Security.hmac_sha1(str, shard.settings[:encryption_key])
end
def global_navigation_permissions_to_check(root_account)
# look at the list of tools that are configured for the account and see if any are asking for permissions checks
Rails.cache.fetch_with_batched_keys("external_tools/global_navigation/permissions_to_check", batch_object: root_account, batched_keys: :global_navigation) do
tools = all_global_navigation_tools(root_account)
tools.filter_map { |tool| tool.extension_setting(:global_navigation, "required_permissions")&.split(",")&.map(&:to_sym) }.flatten.uniq
end
end
def all_global_navigation_tools(root_account)
RequestCache.cache("global_navigation_tools", root_account) do # prevent re-querying
Lti::ContextToolFinder.new(root_account, type: :global_navigation).all_tools_scope_union.to_unsorted_array
end
end
def key_for_granted_permissions(granted_permissions)
Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(granted_permissions.sort.flatten.join(",")) # for consistency's sake
end
end
Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS.each do |type|
class_eval <<~RUBY, __FILE__, __LINE__ + 1
def #{type}(setting=nil)
# expose inactive placements to API
extension_setting(:#{type}, setting) || extension_setting(:inactive_placements, :#{type})
end
def #{type}=(hash)
set_extension_setting(:#{type}, hash)
end
RUBY
end
def deployment_id
"#{id}:#{Lti::Asset.opaque_identifier_for(context)}"[0..254]
end
def content_migration_configured?
settings.key?("content_migration") &&
settings["content_migration"].is_a?(Hash) &&
settings["content_migration"].key?("export_start_url") &&
settings["content_migration"].key?("import_start_url")
end
def extension_setting(type, property = nil)
val = calculate_extension_setting(type, property)
if property == :icon_url
# make sure it's a valid url
return nil if val && (URI.parse(val) rescue nil).nil?
# account for beta and test overrides
return url_with_environment_overrides(val)
end
val
end
def calculate_extension_setting(type, property = nil)
return settings[property] unless type
type = type.to_sym
return setting_with_default_enabled(type) unless property && settings[type]
settings[type][property] || settings[property] || extension_default_value(type, property)
end
def setting_with_default_enabled(type)
return nil unless settings[type]
return settings[type] unless Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS.include?(type)
{ enabled: true }.with_indifferent_access.merge(settings[type])
end
# Returns array of either <symbol type> or array [<symbol type>, <validator block>]
def self.extension_keys_for_placement(type)
extension_keys = STANDARD_EXTENSION_KEYS
if (custom_keys = CUSTOM_EXTENSION_KEYS[type])
extension_keys += custom_keys
end
extension_keys
end
def set_extension_setting(type, hash)
if !hash || !hash.is_a?(Hash)
settings.delete type
remove_from_inactive_placements(type)
return
end
hash = hash.with_indifferent_access
hash[:enabled] = Canvas::Plugin.value_to_boolean(hash[:enabled]) if hash[:enabled]
# merge with existing settings so that no caller can complain
settings[type] = (settings[type] || {}).with_indifferent_access unless placement_inactive?(type)
ContextExternalTool.extension_keys_for_placement(type).each do |key, validator|
if hash.key?(key) && (!validator || validator.call(hash[key]))
if placement_inactive?(type)
settings[:inactive_placements][type][key] = hash[key]
else
settings[type][key] = hash[key]
end
end
end
# on deactivation, make sure placement data is kept
if settings[type]&.key?(:enabled) && !settings[type][:enabled]
# resource_selection is a default placement, which can only be overridden
# by not_selectable, see scope :placements on line 826
self.not_selectable = true if type == :resource_selection
settings[:inactive_placements] ||= {}.with_indifferent_access
settings[:inactive_placements][type] ||= {}.with_indifferent_access
settings[:inactive_placements][type].merge!(settings[type])
settings.delete(type)
return
end
# on reactivation, use the old placement data
old_placement_data = settings.dig(:inactive_placements, type)
if old_placement_data&.include?(:enabled) && old_placement_data[:enabled]
# resource_selection is a default placement, which can only be overridden
# by not_selectable, see scope :placements on line 826
self.not_selectable = false if type == :resource_selection
settings[type] = old_placement_data
remove_from_inactive_placements(type)
end
settings[type]&.compact!
end
def remove_from_inactive_placements(type)
settings[:inactive_placements]&.delete(type)
settings.delete(:inactive_placements) if settings[:inactive_placements] && settings[:inactive_placements].empty?
end
def placement_inactive?(type)
settings.dig(:inactive_placements, type).present?
end
def has_placement?(type)
# Only LTI 1.1 tools support default placements
# (LTI 2 tools also, but those are not handled by this class)
if lti_version == "1.1" &&
Lti::ResourcePlacement::LEGACY_DEFAULT_PLACEMENTS.include?(type.to_s) &&
!!(selectable && (domain || url))
true
else
context_external_tool_placements.to_a.any? { |p| p.placement_type == type.to_s }
end
end
def can_be_rce_favorite?
!editor_button.nil?
end
def is_rce_favorite_in_context?(context)
context = context.context if context.is_a?(Group)
context = context.account if context.is_a?(Course)
rce_favorite_tool_ids = context.rce_favorite_tool_ids[:value]
if rce_favorite_tool_ids
rce_favorite_tool_ids.include?(global_id)
else
# TODO: remove after the datafixup and this column is dropped
is_rce_favorite
end
end
def sync_placements!(placements)
context_external_tool_placements.reload if context_external_tool_placements.loaded?
old_placements = context_external_tool_placements.pluck(:placement_type)
placements_to_delete = Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS.map(&:to_s) - placements
if placements_to_delete.any?
context_external_tool_placements.where(placement_type: placements_to_delete).delete_all if persisted?
context_external_tool_placements.reload if context_external_tool_placements.loaded?
end
(placements - old_placements).each do |new_placement|
context_external_tool_placements.new(placement_type: new_placement)
end
end
private :sync_placements!
def url_or_domain_is_set
placements = Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS
# url or domain (or url on canvas lti extension) is required
if url.blank? && domain.blank? && placements.all? { |k| !settings[k] || (settings[k]["url"].blank? && settings[k]["target_link_uri"].blank?) }
errors.add(:url, t("url_or_domain_required", "Either the url or domain should be set."))
errors.add(:domain, t("url_or_domain_required", "Either the url or domain should be set."))
end
end
def validate_urls
(
[url] + Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS.map do |p|
settings[p]&.with_indifferent_access&.fetch("url", nil) ||
settings[p]&.with_indifferent_access&.fetch("target_link_uri", nil)
end
)
.compact
.map { |u| validate_url(u) }
end
private :validate_urls
def validate_url(u)
u = URI.parse(u)
rescue
errors.add(:url,
t("url_or_domain_no_valid", "Incorrect url for %{url}", url: u))
end
private :validate_url
def settings
read_or_initialize_attribute(:settings, {}.with_indifferent_access)
end
def label_for(key, lang = nil)
lang = lang.to_s if lang
labels = settings[key] && settings[key][:labels]
(labels && labels[lang]) ||
(labels && lang && labels[lang.split("-").first]) ||
(settings[key] && settings[key][:text]) ||
default_label(lang)
end
def default_label(lang = nil)
lang = lang.to_s if lang
default_labels = settings[:labels]
(default_labels && default_labels[lang]) ||
(default_labels && lang && default_labels[lang.split("-").first]) ||
settings[:text] || name || "External Tool"
end
def check_for_xml_error
(@config_errors || []).each do |attr, msg|
errors.add attr, msg
end
end
protected :check_for_xml_error
def readable_state
workflow_state.titleize
end
# --- Privacy Level ---
# See doc/lti_manual/16_privacy_level.md for a full explanation
def privacy_level=(val)
if %w[anonymous name_only email_only public].include?(val)
self.workflow_state = val
end
end
def privacy_level
workflow_state
end
def include_email?
email_only? || public?
end
def include_name?
name_only? || public?
end
# --- End Privacy Level ---
def custom_fields_string
(settings[:custom_fields] || {}).map do |key, val|
"#{key}=#{val}"
end.sort.join("\n")
end
def vendor_help_link
settings[:vendor_help_link]
end
def vendor_help_link=(val)
settings[:vendor_help_link] = val
end
def validate_vendor_help_link
return if vendor_help_link.blank?
begin
_value, uri = CanvasHttp.validate_url(vendor_help_link)
self.vendor_help_link = uri.to_s
rescue URI::Error, ArgumentError
self.vendor_help_link = nil
end
end
def config_type=(val)
@config_type = val
process_extended_configuration
end
def config_xml=(val)
@config_xml = val
process_extended_configuration
end
def config_url=(val)
@config_url = val
process_extended_configuration
end
def process_extended_configuration
return unless (config_type == "by_url" && config_url) || (config_type == "by_xml" && config_xml)
@config_errors = []
error_field = (config_type == "by_xml") ? "config_xml" : "config_url"
converter = CC::Importer::BLTIConverter.new
tool_hash = if config_type == "by_url"
uri = Addressable::URI.parse(config_url)
raise URI::Error unless uri.host
converter.retrieve_and_convert_blti_url(config_url)
else
converter.convert_blti_xml(config_xml)
end
real_name = name
if tool_hash[:error]
@config_errors << [error_field, tool_hash[:error]]
else
Importers::ContextExternalToolImporter.import_from_migration(tool_hash, context, nil, self)
end
self.name = real_name unless real_name.blank?
rescue CC::Importer::BLTIConverter::CCImportError => e
@config_errors << [error_field, e.message]
rescue URI::Error, CanvasHttp::Error
@config_errors << [:config_url, "Invalid URL"]
rescue ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid => e
@config_errors += Array(e.record.errors)
end
def use_1_3?
lti_version == "1.3"
end
def use_1_3=(bool)
self.lti_version = bool ? "1.3" : "1.1"
end
def uses_preferred_lti_version?
!!send(:"use_#{PREFERRED_LTI_VERSION}?")
end
def active?
["deleted", "disabled"].exclude? workflow_state
end
def self.find_custom_fields_from_string(str)
return {} if str.nil?
str.split(/[\r\n]+/).each_with_object({}) do |line, hash|
key, val = line.split("=")
hash[key] = val if key.present? && val.present?
end
end
def custom_fields_string=(str)
settings[:custom_fields] = ContextExternalTool.find_custom_fields_from_string(str)
end
def custom_fields=(hash)
settings[:custom_fields] = hash if hash.is_a?(Hash)
end
def custom_fields
settings[:custom_fields]
end
def icon_url=(i_url)
settings[:icon_url] = i_url
end
def icon_url
url_with_environment_overrides(settings[:icon_url])
end
def canvas_icon_class=(i_url)
settings[:canvas_icon_class] = i_url
end
def canvas_icon_class
settings[:canvas_icon_class]
end
def text=(val)
settings[:text] = val
end
def text
settings[:text]
end
def oauth_compliant=(val)
settings[:oauth_compliant] = Canvas::Plugin.value_to_boolean(val)
end
def oauth_compliant
settings[:oauth_compliant]
end
def not_selectable
!!read_attribute(:not_selectable)
end
def not_selectable=(bool)
write_attribute(:not_selectable, Canvas::Plugin.value_to_boolean(bool))
end
def selectable
!not_selectable
end
def shared_secret=(val)
write_attribute(:shared_secret, val) unless val.blank?
end
def display_type(extension_type)
extension_setting(extension_type, :display_type) || "in_context"
end
def lti_1_3_login_url
return nil unless use_1_3? && developer_key
settings.dig("oidc_initiation_urls", shard.database_server.config[:region]) ||
developer_key.oidc_initiation_url
end
def login_or_launch_url(extension_type: nil, preferred_launch_url: nil)
lti_1_3_login_url || launch_url(extension_type:, preferred_launch_url:)
end
def launch_url(extension_type: nil, preferred_launch_url: nil)
launch_url = preferred_launch_url ||
(use_1_3? && extension_setting(extension_type, :target_link_uri)) ||
extension_setting(extension_type, :url) ||
url
url_with_environment_overrides(launch_url, include_launch_url: true)
end
# Modifies url based on `environments` overrides.
# Only valid for 1.1 tools, and only in beta or test Instructure-hosted Canvas.
# Only valid for tools that define overrides in the `environments` configuration
# (see doc/api/file.tools_xml.md#test_env_settings for details).
# Replaces the old behavior of rewriting tool urls/domain in the database during
# a beta refresh.
# launch_url overrides are only considered when include_launch_url: true is
# provided, and are preferred over domain overrides. Query strings from the
# base_url and launch_url override will be merged together.
# @param base_url [String]
def url_with_environment_overrides(base_url, include_launch_url: false)
return base_url unless use_environment_overrides?
override_url = environment_overrides_for(:launch_url)
if override_url && include_launch_url
base_query = Addressable::URI.parse(base_url)&.query_values
return override_url if base_query.nil?
override_uri = Addressable::URI.parse(override_url)
override_uri.query_values = base_query.merge(override_uri&.query_values || {})
return override_uri.to_s
end
override_domain = environment_overrides_for(:domain)
if override_domain
base_uri = Addressable::URI.parse(base_url)
return base_url if base_uri.nil?
return base_url unless base_uri.host
begin
base_uri.host = override_domain.chomp("/") # ignore trailing slash
rescue Addressable::URI::InvalidURIError
# account for domains with "http(s)://"
override_uri = Addressable::URI.parse(override_domain)
base_uri.host = override_uri.host
end
return base_uri.to_s
end
base_url
end
# Modifies domain based on `environments` overrides.
# Only valid for 1.1 tools, and only in beta or test Instructure-hosted Canvas.
# Only valid for tools that define overrides in the `environments` configuration
# (see doc/api/file.tools_xml.md#test_env_settings for details).
# Replaces the old behavior of rewriting tool domain in the database during
# a beta refresh.
def domain_with_environment_overrides
return domain unless use_environment_overrides?
override_domain = environment_overrides_for(:domain)
return override_domain if override_domain
domain
end
# Retrieve `environments` overrides for either :domain or :launch_url.
# Prefers environment-specific overrides (eg `beta_domain`) over general
# overrides (eg `domain`).
def environment_overrides_for(key)
return nil unless [:domain, :launch_url].include?(key.to_sym)
env = ApplicationController.test_cluster_name
settings.dig(:environments, "#{env}_#{key}").presence ||
settings.dig(:environments, key).presence
end
def use_environment_overrides?
return false if use_1_3?
return false unless ApplicationController.test_cluster?
return false if settings[:environments].blank?
true
end
def extension_default_value(type, property)
case property
when :enabled
true
when :url, :target_link_uri
url
when :selection_width
800
when :selection_height
400
when :message_type
if type == :resource_selection
"resource_selection"
else
"basic-lti-launch-request"
end
else
nil
end
end
def self.normalize_sizes!(settings)
settings[:selection_width] = settings[:selection_width].to_i if settings[:selection_width]
settings[:selection_height] = settings[:selection_height].to_i if settings[:selection_height]
Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS.each do |type|
if settings[type]
settings[type][:selection_width] = settings[type][:selection_width].to_i if settings[type][:selection_width]
settings[type][:selection_height] = settings[type][:selection_height].to_i if settings[type][:selection_height]
end
end
end
def infer_defaults
self.url = nil if url.blank?
self.domain = nil if domain.blank?
self.root_account ||= context.root_account
self.is_rce_favorite &&= can_be_rce_favorite?
ContextExternalTool.normalize_sizes!(settings)
Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS.each do |type|
next unless settings[type]
next if settings[type].key? :enabled
settings.delete(type) unless extension_setting(type, :url)
end
settings.delete(:editor_button) unless editor_button(:icon_url) || editor_button(:canvas_icon_class)
sync_placements!(Lti::ResourcePlacement::PLACEMENTS.select { |type| settings[type] }.map(&:to_s))
true
end
# This aggressively updates the domain on all URLs in this tool
def change_domain!(new_domain)
replace_host = lambda do |url, host|
uri = Addressable::URI.parse(url)
uri.host = host if uri.host
uri.to_s
end
self.domain = new_domain if domain
self.url = replace_host.call(self.url, new_domain) if self.url
settings.each_key do |setting|
next if [:custom_fields, :environments].include? setting.to_sym
case settings[setting]
when Hash
settings[setting].each do |property, value|
if value.try(:match?, URI::DEFAULT_PARSER.make_regexp)
settings[setting][property] = replace_host.call(value, new_domain)
end
end
when URI::DEFAULT_PARSER.make_regexp
settings[setting] = replace_host.call(settings[setting], new_domain)
end
end
end
def self.standardize_url(url)
return nil if url.blank?
url = url.gsub(/[[:space:]]/, "")
url = "http://" + url unless url.include?("://")
begin
res = Addressable::URI.parse(url)&.normalize
res.query = res.query.split("&").sort.join("&") if res&.query.present?
res
rescue Addressable::URI::InvalidURIError
nil
end
end
alias_method :destroy_permanently!, :destroy
def destroy
self.workflow_state = "deleted"
save!
end
def precedence
if domain
# Somebody tell me if we should be expecting more than
# 25 dots in a url host...
25 - domain.split(".").length
elsif url
25
else
26
end
end
def standard_url(use_environment_overrides = false)
standard_url = ContextExternalTool.standardize_url(url)
if use_environment_overrides
ContextExternalTool.standardize_url(url_with_environment_overrides(standard_url.to_s, include_launch_url: true))
else
standard_url
end
end
# Does the tool match the host of the given url?
# Checks for batches on both domain and url
#
# This method checks both the domain and url
# host when attempting to match host.
def matches_host?(url, use_environment_overrides: false)
standard_url = standard_url(use_environment_overrides)
matches_tool_domain?(url) ||
(standard_url.present? &&
standard_url.host == ContextExternalTool.standardize_url(url)&.host)
end
def matches_url?(url, match_queries_exactly = true, use_environment_overrides: false)
tool_url = standard_url(use_environment_overrides)
if match_queries_exactly
url = ContextExternalTool.standardize_url(url)
url == tool_url
elsif tool_url.present?
@url_params ||= tool_url.query&.split("&") || []
res = ContextExternalTool.standardize_url(url)
return false if res.blank?
if res.query.present?
res.query = res.query.split("&").select { |p| @url_params.include?(p) }.sort.join("&")
end
res.normalize!
res == tool_url
end
end
# Returns true if the host of given url is the same or a subdomain of the tool domain.
# Also requires the port numbers to match if present.
# If the tool doesn't have a domain, returns false.
def matches_tool_domain?(url, use_environment_overrides: false)
domain = use_environment_overrides ? domain_with_environment_overrides : self.domain
return false if domain.blank?
url = ContextExternalTool.standardize_url(url)
host = url&.host
port = url&.port
d = domain.downcase.gsub(%r{https?://}, "")
!!(host && ("." + host + (port ? ":#{port}" : "")).match(/\.#{Regexp.escape(d)}\z/))
end
def duplicated_in_context?
duplicate_tool = self.class.find_external_tool(url, context, nil, id)
# If tool with same launch URL is found in the context
return true if url.present? && duplicate_tool.present?
# If tool with same domain is found in the context
if domain.present?
same_domain_diff_id = ContextExternalTool.where.not(id:).where(domain:)
Lti::ContextToolFinder.all_tools_scope_union(context, base_scope: same_domain_diff_id).exists?
else
false
end
end
def check_for_duplication(verify_uniqueness)
if duplicated_in_context? && verify_uniqueness
errors.add(:tool_currently_installed, "The tool is already installed in this context.")
end
end
IDENTITY_FIELDS = %i[name
context_id
context_type
domain
url
consumer_key
shared_secret
description
workflow_state
settings].freeze
def calculate_identity_hash
props = [*slice(IDENTITY_FIELDS.excluding(:settings)).values, Utils::HashUtils.sort_nested_data(settings)]
Digest::SHA2.new(256).hexdigest(props.to_json)
end
def add_identity_hash
if identity_fields_changed?
ident_hash = calculate_identity_hash
self.identity_hash = ContextExternalTool.where(identity_hash: ident_hash).exists? ? "duplicate" : ident_hash
end
end
def identity_fields_changed?
IDENTITY_FIELDS.excluding(:settings).any? { |field| send(:"#{field}_changed?") } ||
(Utils::HashUtils.sort_nested_data(settings_was) != Utils::HashUtils.sort_nested_data(settings))
end
def self.from_assignment(assignment)
tag = assignment.external_tool_tag
return unless tag
from_content_tag(tag, assignment.context)
end
def self.from_content_tag(tag, context)
return nil if tag.blank? || context.blank?
# We can simply return the content if we
# know it uses the preferred LTI version.
# No need to go through the tool lookup logic.
content = tag.content
return content if content&.active? && content&.uses_preferred_lti_version?
# Lookup the tool by the usual "find_external_tool"
# method. Fall back on the tag's content if
# no matches found.
find_external_tool(
tag.url,
context,
content&.id
)
end
def self.contexts_to_search(context, include_federated_parent: false)
case context
when Course
[:self, :account_chain]
when Group
if context.context
[:self, :recursive]
else
[:self, :account_chain]
end
when Account
[:account_chain]
when Assignment
[:recursive]
else
[]
end.flat_map do |component|
case component
when :self
context
when :recursive
contexts_to_search(context.context, include_federated_parent:)
when :account_chain
inc_fp = include_federated_parent &&
Account.site_admin.feature_enabled?(:lti_tools_from_federated_parents) &&
!context.root_account.primary_settings_root_account?
context.account_chain(include_federated_parent: inc_fp)
end
end
end
def self.find_active_external_tool_by_consumer_key(consumer_key, context)
active.where(consumer_key:, context: contexts_to_search(context)).first
end
def self.find_active_external_tool_by_client_id(client_id, context)
active.where(developer_key_id: client_id, context: contexts_to_search(context)).first
end
def self.find_external_tool_by_id(id, context)
where(id:, context: contexts_to_search(context)).first
end
# Order of precedence: Basic LTI defines precedence as first
# checking for a match on domain. Subdomains count as a match
# on less-specific domains, but the most-specific domain will
# match first. So awesome.bob.example.com matches an
# external_tool with example.com as the domain, but only if
# there isn't another external_tool where awesome.bob.example.com
# or bob.example.com is set as the domain.
#
# If there is no domain match then check for an exact url match
# as configured by an admin. If there is still no match
# then check for a match on the current context (configured by
# the teacher).
#
# Tools with exclude_tool_id as their ID will never be returned.
def self.find_external_tool(
url,
context,
preferred_tool_id = nil, exclude_tool_id = nil, preferred_client_id = nil,
only_1_3: false,
prefer_1_1: false
)
GuardRail.activate(:secondary) do
preferred_tool = ContextExternalTool.where(id: preferred_tool_id).first if preferred_tool_id # don't raise an exception if it's not found
original_client_id = preferred_tool&.developer_key_id
can_use_preferred_tool = preferred_tool&.active? && contexts_to_search(context).member?(preferred_tool.context)
# always use the preferred_tool_id if url isn't provided
return preferred_tool if url.blank? && can_use_preferred_tool
return nil unless url
sorted_external_tools = find_and_order_tools(
context:,
preferred_tool_id:,
exclude_tool_id:,
preferred_client_id:,
original_client_id:,
only_1_3:,
prefer_1_1:
)
# Check for a tool that exactly matches the given URL
match = find_matching_tool(url, sorted_external_tools)
# always use the preferred tool id *unless* the preferred tool is a 1.1 tool
# and the matched tool is a 1.3 tool, since 1.3 is the preferred version of a tool
if can_use_preferred_tool && preferred_tool.matches_host?(url)
if match&.use_1_3? && !preferred_tool.use_1_3?
return match
end
return preferred_tool
end
match
end
end
# Sorts all tools in the context chain by a variety of criteria in SQL
# as opposed to in memory, in order to make it easier to find a tool that matches
# the given URL.
#
# Criteria:
# * closer contexts preferred (Course over Account over Root Account etc)
# * more specific subdomains preferred (sub.domain.instructure.com over instructure.com)
# * LTI 1.3 tools preferred over 1.1 tools
# * if preferred_tool_id is provided, moves that tool to the front
# * if preferred_client_id is provided, only retrieves tools that came from that developer key
# * if exclude_tool_id is provided, does not retrieve that tool
#
# Theoretically once this method is done, the very first tool to match the URL will be
# the right tool, making it possible to eventually perform the rest of the URL matching
# in SQL as well.
def self.find_and_order_tools(
context:,
preferred_tool_id: nil, exclude_tool_id: nil, preferred_client_id: nil,
original_client_id: nil,
only_1_3: false,
prefer_1_1: false
)
context.shard.activate do
preferred_tool_id = Shard.integral_id_for(preferred_tool_id)
contexts = contexts_to_search(context)
context_order = contexts.map.with_index { |c, i| "(#{c.id},'#{c.class.polymorphic_name}',#{i})" }.join(",")
preferred_version = prefer_1_1 ? "1.1" : "1.3" # Hack required for one Turnitin case :( see git blame
order_clauses = [
# prefer 1.3 tools (unless told otherwise)
sort_by_sql_string("lti_version = '#{preferred_version}'"),
# prefer tools that are not duplicates
sort_by_sql_string("identity_hash != 'duplicate'"),
# prefer tools from closer contexts
"context_order.ordering",
# prefer tools with more subdomains
precedence_sql_string
]
# move preferred tool to the front when requested, and only if the id
# is in an actual id format
if preferred_tool_id
order_clauses << sort_by_sql_string("#{quoted_table_name}.id = #{preferred_tool_id}")
end
# prefer tools from the original developer key when requested,
# and over other order clauses like context
prefer_original_client_id = context.root_account.feature_enabled?(:lti_find_external_tool_prefer_original_client_id)
if prefer_original_client_id && (original_client_id = Shard.integral_id_for(original_client_id))
order_clauses.prepend(sort_by_sql_string("developer_key_id = #{original_client_id}"))
end
query = ContextExternalTool.where(context: contexts).active
query = query.where(lti_version: "1.3") if only_1_3
query = query.where(developer_key_id: preferred_client_id) if preferred_client_id
query = query.where.not(id: exclude_tool_id) if exclude_tool_id
query.joins(sanitize_sql("INNER JOIN (values #{context_order}) as context_order (context_id, class, ordering)
ON #{quoted_table_name}.context_id = context_order.context_id AND #{quoted_table_name}.context_type = context_order.class"))
.order(Arel.sql(sanitize_sql_for_order(order_clauses.join(","))))
end
end
# replicates the ContextExternalTool.precedence method, in SQL for an order clause.
# prefer tools that have more specific subdomains
def self.precedence_sql_string
<<~SQL.squish
CASE WHEN domain IS NOT NULL
THEN 25 - ARRAY_LENGTH(STRING_TO_ARRAY(domain, '.'), 1)
ELSE CASE WHEN url IS NOT NULL
THEN 25
ELSE 26
END
END
SQL
end
# Used in an SQL order clause to push tools that match the condition to the front of the relation.
def self.sort_by_sql_string(condition)
"CASE WHEN #{condition} THEN 1 ELSE 2 END"
end
# Given a collection of tools, finds the first tool that matches the given conditions.
#
# First only loads non-duplicate tools into memory for matching, then will load
# all tools if necessary.
def self.find_tool_match(tool_collection, matcher, matcher_condition)
possible_match = tool_collection.not_duplicate.find do |tool|
matcher_condition.call(tool) && matcher.call(tool)
end
# an LTI 1.1 non-duplicate match means we still need to search
# all tools since a 1.3 match with 'duplicate' identity_hash
# still takes precedence
return possible_match if possible_match&.use_1_3?
tool_collection.find do |tool|
matcher_condition.call(tool) && matcher.call(tool)
end
end
def self.find_matching_tool(url, sorted_external_tools)
# Check for a tool that exactly matches the given URL
match = find_tool_match(
sorted_external_tools,
->(t) { t.matches_url?(url) },
->(t) { t.url.present? }
)
# If exactly match doesn't work, try to match by ignoring extra query parameters
match ||= find_tool_match(
sorted_external_tools,
->(t) { t.matches_url?(url, false) },
->(t) { t.url.present? }
)
# If still no matches, use domain matching to try to find a tool
match ||= find_tool_match(
sorted_external_tools,
->(t) { t.matches_tool_domain?(url) },
->(t) { t.domain.present? }
)
# repeat matches with environment-specific url and domain overrides
if ApplicationController.test_cluster?
match ||= find_tool_match(
sorted_external_tools,
->(t) { t.matches_url?(url, use_environment_overrides: true) },
->(t) { t.url.present? }
)
match ||= find_tool_match(
sorted_external_tools,
->(t) { t.matches_url?(url, false, use_environment_overrides: true) },
->(t) { t.url.present? }
)
match ||= find_tool_match(
sorted_external_tools,
->(t) { t.matches_tool_domain?(url, use_environment_overrides: true) },
->(t) { t.domain.present? }
)
end
match
end
scope :having_setting, lambda { |setting|
if setting
joins(:context_external_tool_placements)
.where(context_external_tool_placements: { placement_type: setting })
else
all
end
}
scope :placements, lambda { |*placements|
if placements.present?
scope = ContextExternalTool.where(
ContextExternalToolPlacement
.where(placement_type: placements)
.where("context_external_tools.id = context_external_tool_placements.context_external_tool_id").arel.exists
)
# Default placements are only applicable to LTI 1.1
if placements.map(&:to_s).intersect?(Lti::ResourcePlacement::LEGACY_DEFAULT_PLACEMENTS)
scope = ContextExternalTool
.where(lti_version: "1.1", not_selectable: [nil, false])
.merge(
ContextExternalTool.where("COALESCE(context_external_tools.url, '') <> ''")
.or(ContextExternalTool.where("COALESCE(context_external_tools.domain, '') <> ''"))
).or(scope)
end
merge(scope)
else
all
end
}
scope :selectable, -> { where("context_external_tools.not_selectable IS NOT TRUE") }
scope :visible, lambda { |user, context, session, placements, current_scope = ContextExternalTool.default_scoped.all|
if context.grants_right?(user, session, :read_as_admin)
all
elsif !placements
none
else
allowed_visibility = ["public"]
allowed_visibility.push("members") if context.grants_any_right?(user, session, :participate_as_student, :read_as_admin)
allowed_visibility.push("admins") if context.grants_right?(user, session, :read_as_admin)
# To get at the visibility setting for each tool we need to use active record. We will limit this to just the candidate tools using the current scope.
valid_tools = current_scope.select do |cet|
include_tool = false
placements.each do |placement|
tool_settings = cet.settings.with_indifferent_access
# The tool must have no visibility settings, or else a visibility threshold met by the current user.
if tool_settings[placement] && (!tool_settings[placement][:visibility] || allowed_visibility.include?(tool_settings[placement][:visibility]))
include_tool = true
end
break if include_tool
end
include_tool
end.pluck(:id)
where(id: valid_tools)
end
}
def self.find_for(id, context, type, raise_error = true)
id = id[Api::ID_REGEX] if id.is_a?(String)
unless id.present?
if raise_error
raise ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound
else
return nil
end
end
context = context.context if context.is_a?(Group)
tool = context.context_external_tools.having_setting(type).active.where(id:).first
tool ||= ContextExternalTool.having_setting(type).active.where(context_type: "Account", context_id: context.account_chain_ids, id:).first
raise ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound if !tool && raise_error
tool
end
scope :active, lambda {
where.not(workflow_state: ["deleted", "disabled"])
}
scope :not_duplicate, lambda {
where.not(identity_hash: "duplicate")
}
def self.find_all_for(context, type)
tools = []
if !context.is_a?(Account) && context.respond_to?(:context_external_tools)
tools += context.context_external_tools.having_setting(type.to_s)
end
tools + ContextExternalTool.having_setting(type.to_s).where(context_type: "Account", context_id: context.account_chain_ids)
end
def self.serialization_excludes
[:shared_secret, :settings]
end
# sets the custom fields from the main tool settings, and any on individual resource type settings
def set_custom_fields(resource_type)
hash = {}
fields = [settings[:custom_fields] || {}]
fields << (settings[resource_type.to_sym][:custom_fields] || {}) if resource_type && settings[resource_type.to_sym]
fields.each do |field_set|
field_set.each do |key, val|
key = key.to_s.gsub(/[^\w]/, "_").downcase
if key.match?(/^custom_/)
hash[key] = val
else
hash["custom_#{key}"] = val
end
end
end
hash
end
def opaque_identifier_for(asset, context: nil)
ContextExternalTool.opaque_identifier_for(asset, shard, context:)
end
def self.opaque_identifier_for(asset, shard, context: nil)
return if asset.blank?
shard.activate do
lti_context_id = context_id_for(asset, shard)
Lti::Asset.set_asset_context_id(asset, lti_context_id, context:)
end
end
def visible_with_permission_check?(launch_type, user, context, session = nil)
return false unless self.class.visible?(extension_setting(launch_type, "visibility"), user, context, session)
permission_given?(launch_type, user, context, session)
end
def permission_given?(launch_type, user, context, session = nil)
if (required_permissions_str = extension_setting(launch_type, "required_permissions"))
# if configured with a comma-separated string of permissions, will only show the link
# if all permissions are granted
required_permissions_str.split(",").map(&:to_sym).all? do |p|
permission_given = context&.grants_right?(user, session, p)
# Global navigation tools are always installed in the root account.
# This means if the current user is using a course-based role, the
# standard `grants_right?` call to the context (always the root account)
# will always fail.
#
# If this is the scenario, check to see if the user has any active enrollments
# in the account with the required permission. If they do, grant access.
if !permission_given &&
context.present? &&
launch_type.to_s == Lti::ResourcePlacement::GLOBAL_NAVIGATION.to_s
permission_given = manageable_enrollments_by_permission(
p,
user.enrollments_for_account_and_sub_accounts(context.root_account)
).present?
end
permission_given
end
else
true
end
end
def quiz_lti?
tool_id == QUIZ_LTI
end
def feature_flag_enabled?(context = nil)
feature = TOOL_FEATURE_MAPPING[tool_id]
!feature || (context || self.context).feature_enabled?(feature)
end
# Add new types to this as we finish their migration methods
# and they'll be automagically migrated.
VALID_MIGRATION_TYPES = [Assignment, ContentTag].freeze
# for helping tool providers upgrade from 1.1 to 1.3.
# this method will upgrade all related content to 1.3,
# only if this is a 1.3 tool and has a matching 1.1 tool.
# since finding all content related to this tool is an
# expensive operation (unavoidable N+1 for indirectly
# related assignments, which are more rare), this is done
# in a delayed job.
# @see Lti::Migratable
def migrate_content_to_1_3_if_needed!
return unless use_1_3?
# is there a 1.1 tool that matches this one?
matching_1_1_tool = self.class.find_external_tool(url || domain, context, nil, id, prefer_1_1: true)
return if matching_1_1_tool.nil? || matching_1_1_tool.use_1_3?
delay_if_production(priority: Delayed::LOW_PRIORITY).migrate_content_to_1_3(matching_1_1_tool.id)
end
# Migrates all content associated with an LTI 1.1 tool to LTI 1.3.
# Loads content in batches and kicks off smaller jobs that perform
# the actual work of migrating the content.
# @param [Integer] tool_id The id of the LTI 1.1 tool whose content we're migrating
# @see Lti::Migratable
def migrate_content_to_1_3(tool_id)
tool_id ||= id
GuardRail.activate(:secondary) do
VALID_MIGRATION_TYPES.each do |type|
next unless type.include?(Lti::Migratable)
type.directly_associated_items(tool_id, context).find_ids_in_batches do |ids|
delay_if_production(
priority: Delayed::LOW_PRIORITY,
n_strand: ["ContextExternalTool#migrate_content_to_1_3", tool_id]
).prepare_direct_batch_for_migration(ids, type)
end
type.indirectly_associated_items(tool_id, context).find_ids_in_batches do |ids|
delay_if_production(
priority: Delayed::LOW_PRIORITY,
n_strand: ["ContextExternalTool#migrate_content_to_1_3", tool_id]
).prepare_indirect_batch_for_migration(tool_id, ids, type)
end
end
end
end
# For the given content_type, migrates the direct batch
# from 1.1 to 1.3 according to the types migration method.
# @see Lti::Migratable
def prepare_direct_batch_for_migration(ids, content_type)
content_type.fetch_direct_batch(ids).each do |item|
prepare_content_for_migration(item)
end
end
# For the given content_type, migrates the direct batch
# from 1.1 to 1.3 according to the types migration method.
# @see Lti::Migratable
def prepare_indirect_batch_for_migration(tool_id, ids, content_type)
content_type.fetch_indirect_batch(tool_id, id, ids).each do |item|
prepare_content_for_migration(item)
end
end
def prepare_content_for_migration(content)
content.migrate_to_1_3_if_needed!(self)
rescue ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid, PG::UniqueViolation => e
Sentry.with_scope do |scope|
scope.set_tags(content_id: content.global_id)
scope.set_tags(content_type: content.class.name)
scope.set_tags(tool_id: global_id)
scope.set_tags(exception_class: e.class.name)
scope.set_context(
"exception",
{
name: e.class.name,
message: e.message
}
)
Sentry.capture_message("ContextExternalTool#prepare_content_for_migration", level: :warning)
end
end
# Intended to return true only for Instructure-owned tools that have been
# properly configured as "internal" tools. Used for some custom variable substitutions.
# Will only return true if the launch_url's domain ends with a domain from the allowlist,
# or exactly matches a domain from the allowlist.
def internal_service?(launch_url)
return false unless developer_key&.internal_service?
return false unless launch_url
domain = URI.parse(launch_url).host rescue nil
return false unless domain
internal_tool_domain_allowlist.any? { |d| domain.end_with?(".#{d}") || domain == d }
end
# Used in ContextToolFinder
def sort_key
[Canvas::ICU.collation_key(name), global_id]
end
def self.associated_1_1_tool(tool, context, launch_url)
return nil unless launch_url && tool.use_1_3?
# Finding tools is expensive and this relationship doesn't change very often, so
# it's worth it to maintain this possibly "incorrect" relationship for 5 minutes.
id = Rails.cache.fetch([tool.global_asset_string, context.global_asset_string, launch_url.slice(0..1024)].cache_key, expires_in: 5.minutes) do
# Rails themselves recommends against caching ActiveRecord models directly
# https://guides.rubyonrails.org/caching_with_rails.html#avoid-caching-instances-of-active-record-objects
GuardRail.activate(:secondary) do
sorted_external_tools = context.shard.activate do
contexts = contexts_to_search(context)
context_order = contexts.map.with_index { |c, i| "(#{c.id},'#{c.class.polymorphic_name}',#{i})" }.join(",")
order_clauses = [
# prefer tools that are not duplicates
sort_by_sql_string("identity_hash != 'duplicate'"),
# prefer tools from closer contexts
"context_order.ordering",
# prefer tools with more subdomains
precedence_sql_string
]
query = ContextExternalTool.where(context: contexts, lti_version: "1.1")
query.joins(sanitize_sql("INNER JOIN (values #{context_order}) as context_order (context_id, class, ordering)
ON #{quoted_table_name}.context_id = context_order.context_id AND #{quoted_table_name}.context_type = context_order.class"))
.order(Arel.sql(sanitize_sql_for_order(order_clauses.join(","))))
end
find_matching_tool(launch_url, sorted_external_tools)&.id
end
end
ContextExternalTool.find_by(id:)
end
def associated_1_1_tool(context, launch_url = nil)
ContextExternalTool.associated_1_1_tool(self, context, launch_url || url || domain)
end
private
# Locally and in OSS installations, this can be configured in config/dynamic_settings.yml.
# Returns an array of strings, each listing a partial or full domain suffix that is considered "internal".
# Domains should not have a preceding ".".
# For example, ["instructure.com", "inscloudgate.net", "inseng.net"] in Instructure-deployed production Canvas.
def internal_tool_domain_allowlist
config = DynamicSettings.find("lti", default_ttl: 2.hours)["internal_tool_domain_allowlist"] || "[]"
@internal_tool_domain_allowlist ||= YAML.safe_load(config)
end
def check_global_navigation_cache
if context.is_a?(Account) && context.root_account?
context.clear_cache_key(:global_navigation) # it's hard to know exactly _what_ changed so clear all initial global nav caches at once
end
end
def clear_tool_domain_cache
if saved_change_to_domain? || saved_change_to_url? || saved_change_to_workflow_state?
context.clear_tool_domain_cache
end
end
end