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Previously, project_id and subject_id needed to be a uuid, and object_id could be a uuid or ubid. This allows accepting an object for all three. This simplifies almost all callers of these methods. It also doesn't require either parsing a ubid or generating a ubid. Previously, even if a uuid was given, it would turn it into a ubid in order to extract the class, and guess ApiKey if it was an et ubid.
35 lines
941 B
Ruby
35 lines
941 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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class Clover
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hash_branch(:project_prefix, "usage-alert") do |r|
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r.web do
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authorize("Project:billing", @project)
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r.post true do
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handle_validation_failure("project/billing")
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name = typecast_params.nonempty_str("alert_name")
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Validation.validate_short_text(name, "name")
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limit = typecast_params.pos_int!("limit")
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DB.transaction do
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ua = UsageAlert.create(project_id: @project.id, user_id: current_account_id, name:, limit:)
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audit_log(ua, "create")
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end
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r.redirect billing_path
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end
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r.delete :ubid_uuid do |id|
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next unless (usage_alert = @project.usage_alerts_dataset[id:])
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DB.transaction do
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usage_alert.destroy
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audit_log(usage_alert, "destroy")
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end
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flash["notice"] = "Usage alert #{usage_alert.name} is deleted."
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end
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end
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end
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end
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