Examples with EmailSubscriptionProperties com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.EmailSubscriptionProperties used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EmailSubscriptionProperties

use of com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.EmailSubscriptionProperties in project notifications-backend by RedHatInsights.

the class InternalResource method updateDefaultBehaviorGroupActions.

@PUT
@Path("/behaviorGroups/default/{behaviorGroupId}/actions")
@Consumes(APPLICATION_JSON)
@Produces(TEXT_PLAIN)
@Operation(summary = "Update the list of actions of a default behavior group.")
@APIResponse(responseCode = "200", content = @Content(schema = @Schema(type = SchemaType.STRING)))
@Transactional
@RolesAllowed(ConsoleIdentityProvider.RBAC_INTERNAL_ADMIN)
public Response updateDefaultBehaviorGroupActions(@PathParam("behaviorGroupId") UUID behaviorGroupId, List<RequestDefaultBehaviorGroupPropertyList> propertiesList) {
    if (propertiesList == null) {
        throw new BadRequestException("The request body must contain a list of EmailSubscriptionProperties");
    }
    if (propertiesList.size() != propertiesList.stream().distinct().count()) {
        throw new BadRequestException("The list of EmailSubscriptionProperties should not contain duplicates");
    }
    List<Endpoint> endpoints = propertiesList.stream().map(p -> {
        EmailSubscriptionProperties properties = new EmailSubscriptionProperties();
        properties.setOnlyAdmins(p.isOnlyAdmins());
        properties.setIgnorePreferences(p.isIgnorePreferences());
        return endpointRepository.getOrCreateEmailSubscriptionEndpoint(null, properties);
    }).collect(Collectors.toList());
    Response.Status status = behaviorGroupRepository.updateDefaultBehaviorGroupActions(behaviorGroupId, endpoints.stream().distinct().map(Endpoint::getId).collect(Collectors.toList()));
    return Response.status(status).build();
}

Example 2 with EmailSubscriptionProperties

use of com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.EmailSubscriptionProperties in project notifications-backend by RedHatInsights.

the class EndpointResource method getOrCreateEmailSubscriptionEndpoint.

@POST
@Path("/system/email_subscription")
@Consumes(APPLICATION_JSON)
@Produces(APPLICATION_JSON)
@RolesAllowed(ConsoleIdentityProvider.RBAC_READ_INTEGRATIONS_ENDPOINTS)
@Transactional
public Endpoint getOrCreateEmailSubscriptionEndpoint(@Context SecurityContext sec, @NotNull @Valid RequestEmailSubscriptionProperties requestProps) {
    RhIdPrincipal principal = (RhIdPrincipal) sec.getUserPrincipal();
    if (requestProps.getGroupId() != null && requestProps.isOnlyAdmins()) {
        throw new BadRequestException(String.format("Cannot use RBAC groups and only admins in the same endpoint"));
    }
    if (requestProps.getGroupId() != null) {
        boolean isValid = rbacGroupValidator.validate(requestProps.getGroupId(), principal.getIdentity().rawIdentity);
        if (!isValid) {
            throw new BadRequestException(String.format("Invalid RBAC group identified with id %s", requestProps.getGroupId()));
        }
    }
    // Prevent from creating not public facing properties
    EmailSubscriptionProperties properties = new EmailSubscriptionProperties();
    properties.setOnlyAdmins(requestProps.isOnlyAdmins());
    properties.setGroupId(requestProps.getGroupId());
    return endpointRepository.getOrCreateEmailSubscriptionEndpoint(principal.getAccount(), properties);
}

Example 3 with EmailSubscriptionProperties

use of com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.EmailSubscriptionProperties in project notifications-backend by RedHatInsights.

the class EndpointRepository method getOrCreateEmailSubscriptionEndpoint.

@Transactional
public Endpoint getOrCreateEmailSubscriptionEndpoint(String accountId, EmailSubscriptionProperties properties) {
    List<Endpoint> emailEndpoints = getEndpointsPerCompositeType(accountId, null, Set.of(new CompositeEndpointType(EndpointType.EMAIL_SUBSCRIPTION)), null, null);
    loadProperties(emailEndpoints);
    Optional<Endpoint> endpointOptional = emailEndpoints.stream().filter(endpoint -> properties.hasSameProperties(endpoint.getProperties(EmailSubscriptionProperties.class))).findFirst();
    if (endpointOptional.isPresent()) {
        return endpointOptional.get();
    }
    Endpoint endpoint = new Endpoint();
    endpoint.setProperties(properties);
    endpoint.setAccountId(accountId);
    endpoint.setEnabled(true);
    endpoint.setDescription("System email endpoint");
    endpoint.setName("Email endpoint");
    endpoint.setType(EndpointType.EMAIL_SUBSCRIPTION);
    return createEndpoint(endpoint);
}

Example 4 with EmailSubscriptionProperties

use of com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.EmailSubscriptionProperties in project notifications-backend by RedHatInsights.

the class EndpointRepository method getOrCreateDefaultEmailSubscription.

/**
 * The purpose of this method is to find or create an EMAIL_SUBSCRIPTION endpoint with empty properties. This
 * endpoint is used to aggregate and store in the DB the email actions outcome, which will be used later by the
 * event log. The recipients of the current email action have already been resolved before this step, possibly from
 * multiple endpoints and recipients settings. The properties created below have no impact on the resolution of the
 * action recipients.
 */
public Endpoint getOrCreateDefaultEmailSubscription(String accountId) {
    String query = "FROM Endpoint WHERE accountId = :accountId AND compositeType.type = :endpointType";
    List<Endpoint> emailEndpoints = statelessSessionFactory.getCurrentSession().createQuery(query, Endpoint.class).setParameter("accountId", accountId).setParameter("endpointType", EMAIL_SUBSCRIPTION).getResultList();
    loadProperties(emailEndpoints);
    EmailSubscriptionProperties properties = new EmailSubscriptionProperties();
    Optional<Endpoint> endpointOptional = emailEndpoints.stream().filter(endpoint -> properties.hasSameProperties(endpoint.getProperties(EmailSubscriptionProperties.class))).findFirst();
    if (endpointOptional.isPresent()) {
        return endpointOptional.get();
    }
    Endpoint endpoint = new Endpoint();
    endpoint.setProperties(properties);
    endpoint.setAccountId(accountId);
    endpoint.setEnabled(true);
    endpoint.setDescription("System email endpoint");
    endpoint.setName("Email endpoint");
    endpoint.setType(EMAIL_SUBSCRIPTION);
    endpoint.prePersist();
    properties.setEndpoint(endpoint);
    statelessSessionFactory.getCurrentSession().insert(endpoint);
    statelessSessionFactory.getCurrentSession().insert(endpoint.getProperties());
    return endpoint;
}

Example 5 with EmailSubscriptionProperties

use of com.redhat.cloud.notifications.models.EmailSubscriptionProperties in project notifications-backend by RedHatInsights.

the class EmailTest method testEmailSubscriptionInstantWrongPayload.

@Test
@Disabled
void testEmailSubscriptionInstantWrongPayload() {
    mockGetUsers(8);
    final String tenant = "instant-email-tenant-wrong-payload";
    final String[] usernames = { "username-1", "username-2", "username-4" };
    String bundle = "rhel";
    String application = "policies";
    for (String username : usernames) {
        subscribe(tenant, username, bundle, application);
    }
    final List<String> bodyRequests = new ArrayList<>();
    ExpectationResponseCallback verifyEmptyRequest = req -> {
        assertEquals(BOP_TOKEN, req.getHeader(EmailSender.BOP_APITOKEN_HEADER).get(0));
        assertEquals(BOP_CLIENT_ID, req.getHeader(EmailSender.BOP_CLIENT_ID_HEADER).get(0));
        assertEquals(BOP_ENV, req.getHeader(EmailSender.BOP_ENV_HEADER).get(0));
        bodyRequests.add(req.getBodyAsString());
        return response().withStatusCode(200);
    };
    HttpRequest postReq = getMockHttpRequest(verifyEmptyRequest);
    Action emailActionMessage = new Action();
    emailActionMessage.setBundle(bundle);
    emailActionMessage.setApplication(application);
    emailActionMessage.setTimestamp(LocalDateTime.of(2020, 10, 3, 15, 22, 13, 25));
    emailActionMessage.setEventType(TestHelpers.eventType);
    emailActionMessage.setRecipients(List.of());
    emailActionMessage.setContext(new Context.ContextBuilder().withAdditionalProperty("inventory_id-wrong", "host-01").withAdditionalProperty("system_check_in-wrong", "2020-08-03T15:22:42.199046").withAdditionalProperty("display_name-wrong", "My test machine").withAdditionalProperty("tags-what?", List.of()).build());
    emailActionMessage.setEvents(List.of(new com.redhat.cloud.notifications.ingress.Event.EventBuilder().withMetadata(new Metadata.MetadataBuilder().build()).withPayload(new Payload.PayloadBuilder().withAdditionalProperty("foo", "bar").build()).build()));
    emailActionMessage.setAccountId(tenant);
    Event event = new Event();
    event.setAction(emailActionMessage);
    EmailSubscriptionProperties properties = new EmailSubscriptionProperties();
    Endpoint ep = new Endpoint();
    ep.setType(EndpointType.EMAIL_SUBSCRIPTION);
    ep.setName("positive feeling");
    ep.setDescription("needle in the haystack");
    ep.setEnabled(true);
    ep.setProperties(properties);
    try {
        List<NotificationHistory> historyEntries = statelessSessionFactory.withSession(statelessSession -> {
            return emailProcessor.process(event, List.of(ep));
        });
        // The processor returns a null history value but Multi does not support null values so the resulting Multi is empty.
        assertTrue(historyEntries.isEmpty());
        // No email, invalid payload
        assertEquals(0, bodyRequests.size());
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
        fail(e);
    } finally {
        // Remove expectations
        MockServerLifecycleManager.getClient().clear(postReq);
    }
    clearSubscriptions();
}