Examples with ApiScope io.hops.hopsworks.persistence.entity.user.security.apiKey.ApiScope used on opensource projects

Example 6 with ApiScope

use of io.hops.hopsworks.persistence.entity.user.security.apiKey.ApiScope in project hopsworks by logicalclocks.

the class ApiKeyResource method create.

@POST
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@ApiOperation(value = "Create an api key.", response = ApiKeyDTO.class)
@JWTRequired(acceptedTokens = { Audience.API }, allowedUserRoles = { "HOPS_ADMIN", "HOPS_USER", "AGENT" })
public Response create(@QueryParam("name") String name, @QueryParam("scope") Set<ApiScope> scopes, @Context UriInfo uriInfo, @Context SecurityContext sc, @Context HttpServletRequest req) throws ApiKeyException, UserException {
    Users user = jwtHelper.getUserPrincipal(sc);
    Set<ApiScope> validatedScopes = validateScopes(user, scopes);
    String apiKey = apikeyController.createNewKey(user, name, validatedScopes, false);
    ResourceRequest resourceRequest = new ResourceRequest(ResourceRequest.Name.APIKEY);
    ApiKeyDTO dto = apikeyBuilder.build(uriInfo, resourceRequest, user, name);
    dto.setKey(apiKey);
    return Response.created(dto.getHref()).entity(dto).build();
}

Example 7 with ApiScope

use of io.hops.hopsworks.persistence.entity.user.security.apiKey.ApiScope in project hopsworks by logicalclocks.

the class ApiKeyResource method update.

@PUT
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@ApiOperation(value = "Update an api key.", response = ApiKeyDTO.class)
@JWTRequired(acceptedTokens = { Audience.API }, allowedUserRoles = { "HOPS_ADMIN", "HOPS_USER" })
public Response update(@QueryParam("name") String name, @QueryParam("action") ApiKeyUpdateAction action, @QueryParam("scope") Set<ApiScope> scopes, @Context UriInfo uriInfo, @Context HttpServletRequest req, @Context SecurityContext sc) throws ApiKeyException {
    Users user = jwtHelper.getUserPrincipal(sc);
    Set<ApiScope> validatedScopes = validateScopes(user, scopes);
    ApiKey apikey;
    switch(action == null ? ApiKeyUpdateAction.ADD : action) {
        case ADD:
            apikey = apikeyController.addScope(user, name, validatedScopes);
            break;
        case DELETE:
            apikey = apikeyController.removeScope(user, name, validatedScopes);
            break;
        case UPDATE:
            apikey = apikeyController.update(user, name, validatedScopes);
            break;
        default:
            throw new WebApplicationException("Action need to set a valid action, but found: " + action, Response.Status.NOT_FOUND);
    }
    ResourceRequest resourceRequest = new ResourceRequest(ResourceRequest.Name.APIKEY);
    ApiKeyDTO dto = apikeyBuilder.build(uriInfo, resourceRequest, apikey);
    return Response.ok().entity(dto).build();
}

Example 8 with ApiScope

use of io.hops.hopsworks.persistence.entity.user.security.apiKey.ApiScope in project hopsworks by logicalclocks.

the class ApiKeyResource method getScopes.

@GET
@Path("scopes")
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@ApiOperation(value = "Get all api key scopes.")
@JWTRequired(acceptedTokens = { Audience.API }, allowedUserRoles = { "HOPS_ADMIN", "HOPS_USER" })
public Response getScopes(@Context SecurityContext sc) throws UserException {
    Users user = jwtHelper.getUserPrincipal(sc);
    if (user == null) {
        throw new UserException(RESTCodes.UserErrorCode.USER_WAS_NOT_FOUND, Level.FINE);
    }
    Set<ApiScope> scopes = getScopesForUser(user);
    GenericEntity<Set<ApiScope>> scopeEntity = new GenericEntity<Set<ApiScope>>(scopes) {
    };
    return Response.ok().entity(scopeEntity).build();
}