Examples with MOVE_ANY_PROJECT_TO_TRASH edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.shared.access.BuiltInAction.MOVE_ANY_PROJECT_TO_TRASH used on opensource projects

Example 1 with MOVE_ANY_PROJECT_TO_TRASH

use of edu.stanford.bmir.protege.web.shared.access.BuiltInAction.MOVE_ANY_PROJECT_TO_TRASH in project webprotege by protegeproject.

the class GetAvailableProjectsHandler method execute.

@Nonnull
@Override
public GetAvailableProjectsResult execute(@Nonnull GetAvailableProjectsAction action, @Nonnull ExecutionContext executionContext) {
    UserId userId = executionContext.getUserId();
    Optional<UserActivityRecord> userActivityRecord = userActivityManager.getUserActivityRecord(executionContext.getUserId());
    Map<ProjectId, Long> lastOpenedMap = new HashMap<>();
    userActivityRecord.ifPresent(record -> record.getRecentProjects().forEach(recent -> lastOpenedMap.put(recent.getProjectId(), recent.getTimestamp())));
    List<AvailableProject> availableProjects = projectPermissionsManager.getReadableProjects(userId).stream().map(details -> {
        Subject user = forUser(userId);
        ProjectResource projectResource = new ProjectResource(details.getProjectId());
        boolean downloadable = accessManager.hasPermission(user, projectResource, DOWNLOAD_PROJECT);
        boolean trashable = details.getOwner().equals(userId) || accessManager.hasPermission(user, projectResource, MOVE_ANY_PROJECT_TO_TRASH);
        long lastOpened = lastOpenedMap.getOrDefault(details.getProjectId(), 0L);
        return new AvailableProject(details, downloadable, trashable, lastOpened);
    }).collect(toList());
    return new GetAvailableProjectsResult(availableProjects);
}