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This is loosely based on the postgres firewall rule modification support. This introduces a new pattern, where web paths do not exactly match api paths. The API uses PATCH (as postgres firewall rules did), but the web uses POST. This allows the web portion to work without javascript, so normal testing with capybara works. I think it would be good to expand the usage of this pattern to the rest of the web routes and views, but that's a future change. Inside of an inline edit component (which requires javascript), just use text boxes for each input and normal form submission buttons.
23 lines
842 B
Ruby
23 lines
842 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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UbiCli.on("fw").run_on("modify-rule") do
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desc "Modify a firewall rule"
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options("ubi fw (location/fw-name | fw-id) modify-rule options rule-id", key: :fw_modify_rule) do
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on("-c", "--cidr=ip-range", "IPv4 or IPv6 range to allow")
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on("-s", "--start-port=port", Integer, "starting (or only) port to allow (default: 0)")
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on("-e", "--end-port=port", Integer, "ending port to allow (default: 65535)")
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on("-d", "--description=desc", "description of rule")
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end
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args 1
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run do |rule_id, opts, cmd|
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opts = underscore_keys(opts[:fw_modify_rule])
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if opts.empty?
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raise Rodish::CommandFailure.new("Must provide at least one option (-c, -s, -e, or -d)", cmd)
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end
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id = sdk_object.modify_rule(rule_id, **opts)[:id]
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response("Modified firewall rule with id: #{id}")
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end
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end
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