public override async Task <V> CleanViewGeneralAsync(V view, Requester requester)
{
view = await base.CleanViewGeneralAsync(view, requester);
//This SHOULD stop banned users from posting or editing content... I think??
//var bansearch = new BanSearch();
//bansearch.CreateUserIds.Add(requester.userId);
//var ban = banSource.GetCurrentBan(await banSource.SimpleSearchRawAsync(bansearch));
var ban = await banSource.GetUserBan(requester.userId);
//This just means they can't create public content, but they can still make private stuff... idk
if (ban != null && (ban.type == BanType.@public && view.permissions.ContainsKey(0) &&
view.permissions[0].ToLower().Contains(Actions.KeyMap[Keys.ReadAction].ToLower()))) //Don't handle other kinds of bans yet
{
throw new AuthorizationException("You are banned: " + ban.message);
}
if (view.parentId > 0)
{
var parent = await provider.FindByIdAsync(view.parentId);
if (parent == null)
{
throw new BadRequestException($"No parent with id {view.parentId}");
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(ParentType) && !parent.Entity.type.StartsWith(ParentType))
{
throw new BadRequestException("Wrong parent type!");
}
//Only for CREATING. This is a silly weird thing since this is the general cleanup...
//Almost NOTHING requires cleanup specifically for create.
if (view.id == 0 && !CanUser(requester, Keys.CreateAction, parent))
{
throw new AuthorizationException($"User cannot create entities in parent {view.parentId}");
}
}
else if (!AllowOrphanPosts)
{
//Only super users can create parentless entities... for now. This is a safety feature and may (never) be removed
FailUnlessSuper(requester);
}
await CheckPermissionUsersAsync(view);
services.permissions.CheckPermissionValues(view.permissions);
return(view);
}
protected virtual async Task <EntityPackage> BasicParentCheckAsync(long parentId, Requester requester)
{
var parent = await provider.FindByIdAsync(parentId);
//Parent must be content
if (parent == null || !parent.Entity.type.StartsWith(Keys.ContentType))
{
throw new BadRequestException("Parent couldn't be found!");
}
//Banning is such a "base" thing
var ban = await banSource.GetUserBan(requester.userId);
//This just means they can't create public content, but they can still make private stuff... idk
if (ban != null && (ban.type == BanType.@public && services.permissions.CanUser(new Requester()
{
userId = 0
}, Keys.ReadAction, parent)))
{
throw new BannedException(ban.message);
}
return(parent);
}