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module FbGraph
class AdUser < User
attr_accessor :role, :permissions
def initialize(identifier, attributes = {})
super(identifier, attributes)
%w(role permissions).each do |field|
self.send("#{field}=", attributes[field.to_sym])
end
end
# Level 1001, administrator access
# Level 1002, general-user (ad manager) access
# Level 1003, reports-only access
ROLES = {
:admin => 1001,
:general => 1002,
:reports_only => 1003
}
ROLES.each do |key, value|
define_method "#{key}_access?" do
self.role == value
end
end
# 1: ACCOUNT_ADMIN: modify the set of users associated with the given account.
# 2: ADMANAGER_READ: view campaigns and ads
# 3: ADMANAGER_WRITE: manage campaigns and ads
# 4: BILLING_READ: view account billing information
# 5: BILLING_WRITE: modify the account billing information
# 7: REPORTS: run reports
PERMISSIONS = {
:account_admin => 1,
:ad_manager_read => 2,
:ad_manager_write => 3,
:billing_read => 4,
:billing_write => 5,
# what's "6"??
:reports => 7
}
PERMISSIONS.each do |key, value|
define_method "#{key}_access?" do
self.permissions.include? value
end
end
# FbGraph::User#fetch does not retrieve the permissions and roles since they are outside the normal
# attributes for an FbGraph::User, so we just copy them over from this object before returning
# the fetched one.
def fetch(options = {})
super(options).tap do |fetched|
fetched.role = role
fetched.permissions = permissions
end
end
end
end
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