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openproject/app/models/permitted_params.rb

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#-- copyright
# OpenProject is a project management system.
#
# Copyright (C) 2012-2013 the OpenProject Team
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.
#
# See doc/COPYRIGHT.rdoc for more details.
#++
class PermittedParams < Struct.new(:params, :user)
# This class intends to provide a method for all params hashes comming from the
# client and that are used for mass assignment.
#
# As such, please make it a deliberate decission to whitelist attributes.
#
# This implementation depends on the strong_parameters gem. For further
# information see here: https://github.com/rails/strong_parameters
#
#
# A method should look like the following:
#
# def name_of_the_params_key_referenced
# params.require(:name_of_the_params_key_referenced).permit(list_of_whitelisted_params)
# end
#
#
# A controller could use a permitted_params method like this
#
# model_instance.attributes = permitted_params.name_of_the_params_key_referenced
#
# instead of doing something like this which will not work anymore once the
# model is protected:
#
# model_instance.attributes = params[:name_of_the_params_key_referenced]
#
#
# A model will need the following module included in order to be protected by
# strong_params
#
# include ActiveModel::ForbiddenAttributesProtection
def self.permit(key, *params)
raise(ArgumentError, "no permitted params are configured for #{key}") unless permitted_attributes.has_key?(key)
permitted_attributes[key].concat(params)
end
def project_type
params.require(:project_type).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:project_type])
end
def project_type_move
params.require(:project_type).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:project_type_move])
end
def color
params.require(:color).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:color])
end
def color_move
params.require(:color).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:color_move])
end
def planning_element_type
params.require(:planning_element_type).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:planning_element_type])
end
def planning_element_type_move
params.require(:planning_element_type).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:planning_element_type_move])
end
def scenario
params.require(:scenario).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:scenario])
end
def planning_element
params.require(:planning_element).permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:planning_element])
end
def new_work_package
params[:work_package].permit(*self.class.permitted_attributes[:new_work_package])
end
protected
def self.permitted_attributes
@whitelisted_params ||= {
:new_work_package => [
:subject,
:description,
:start_date,
:due_date,
:planning_element_type_id,
:parent_id,
:parent_issue_id,
:assigned_to_id,
:responsible_id,
:tracker_id,
:fixed_version_id,
:estimated_hours,
:done_ratio,
:priority_id,
:category_id,
:status_id
],
:color_move => [:move_to],
:color => [
:name,
:hexcode,
:move_to
],
:planning_element => [
:subject,
:description,
:start_date,
:due_date,
{ scenarios: [:id, :start_date, :due_date] },
:note,
:planning_element_type_id,
:planning_element_status_comment,
:planning_element_status_id,
:parent_id,
:responsible_id
],
:planning_element_type => [
:name,
:in_aggregation,
:is_milestone,
:is_default,
:color_id
],
:planning_element_type_move => [:move_to],
:project_type_move => [:move_to],
:project_type => [
:name,
:allows_association,
# have to check whether this is correct
# just copying over from model for now
:planning_element_type_ids => [],
:reported_project_status_ids => []
],
:scenario => [
:name,
:description
]
}
end
end