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require 'active_record' module Cbac module CbacPristine class PristineRole < ActiveRecord::Base set_table_name "cbac_staged_roles" def self.ROLE_TYPES {:context => "context", :generic => "generic", :admin => "administrator"} end #convert this cbac role to a yml statement which can be used to create a yml fixtures file #executing this statement will result in one cbac_generic_role in the DB def to_yml_fixture(fixture_id = nil) fixture_id = role_id if fixture_id.nil? return '' if role_type == Cbac::CbacPristine::PristineRole.ROLE_TYPES[:context] raise ArgumentError, "cannot convert role #{id.to_s} to yml, because it has no name" if name.blank? yml = "cbac_generic_role_00" << fixture_id.to_s << ":\n" yml << " id: " << fixture_id.to_s << "\n" yml << " name: " << name << "\n" yml << " created_at: " << Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") << "\n" yml << " updated_at: " << Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") << "\n" yml << "\n" end def known_permission_type # NOTE: known permissions use different type definitions than pristine roles. # They only use the file type to determine if it is a generic or context role. # Context roles include the admin role (same file) while pristine roles use a different type role_type == PristineRole.ROLE_TYPES[:generic] ? Cbac::KnownPermission.PERMISSION_TYPES[:generic] : Cbac::KnownPermission.PERMISSION_TYPES[:context] end def self.admin_role(use_db = true) admin_role = use_db ? PristineRole.first(:conditions => {:role_type => PristineRole.ROLE_TYPES[:admin]}) : nil admin_role.nil? ? PristineRole.new(:role_id => 1, :role_type => PristineRole.ROLE_TYPES[:admin], :name => "administrator") : admin_role end end end end
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