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cleanup: refactor api architecture & add user roles
2020-07-05 01:02:57 +02:00
extend type Mutation {
feat: enforce user roles enforces user admin role requirement for - creating / deleting / setting role for organization users - creating / deleting / setting role for project users - updating project name - deleting project hides action elements based on role for - admin console - team settings if team is only visible through project membership - add project tile if not team admin - project name text editor if not team / project admin - add redirect from team page if settings only visible through project membership - add redirect from admin console if not org admin role enforcement is handled on the api side through a custom GraphQL directive `hasRole`. on the client side, role information is fetched in the TopNavbar's `me` query and stored in the `UserContext`. there is a custom hook, `useCurrentUser`, that provides a user object with two functions, `isVisibile` & `isAdmin` which is used to check roles in order to render/hide relevant UI elements.
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createTask(input: NewTask!):
Task! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
deleteTask(input: DeleteTaskInput!):
DeleteTaskPayload! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
cleanup: refactor api architecture & add user roles
2020-07-05 01:02:57 +02:00
feat: enforce user roles enforces user admin role requirement for - creating / deleting / setting role for organization users - creating / deleting / setting role for project users - updating project name - deleting project hides action elements based on role for - admin console - team settings if team is only visible through project membership - add project tile if not team admin - project name text editor if not team / project admin - add redirect from team page if settings only visible through project membership - add redirect from admin console if not org admin role enforcement is handled on the api side through a custom GraphQL directive `hasRole`. on the client side, role information is fetched in the TopNavbar's `me` query and stored in the `UserContext`. there is a custom hook, `useCurrentUser`, that provides a user object with two functions, `isVisibile` & `isAdmin` which is used to check roles in order to render/hide relevant UI elements.
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updateTaskDescription(input: UpdateTaskDescriptionInput!):
Task! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
updateTaskLocation(input: NewTaskLocation!):
UpdateTaskLocationPayload! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
updateTaskName(input: UpdateTaskName!):
Task! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
setTaskComplete(input: SetTaskComplete!):
Task! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
updateTaskDueDate(input: UpdateTaskDueDate!):
Task! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
cleanup: refactor api architecture & add user roles
2020-07-05 01:02:57 +02:00
feat: enforce user roles enforces user admin role requirement for - creating / deleting / setting role for organization users - creating / deleting / setting role for project users - updating project name - deleting project hides action elements based on role for - admin console - team settings if team is only visible through project membership - add project tile if not team admin - project name text editor if not team / project admin - add redirect from team page if settings only visible through project membership - add redirect from admin console if not org admin role enforcement is handled on the api side through a custom GraphQL directive `hasRole`. on the client side, role information is fetched in the TopNavbar's `me` query and stored in the `UserContext`. there is a custom hook, `useCurrentUser`, that provides a user object with two functions, `isVisibile` & `isAdmin` which is used to check roles in order to render/hide relevant UI elements.
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assignTask(input: AssignTaskInput):
Task! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
unassignTask(input: UnassignTaskInput):
Task! @hasRole(roles: [ADMIN], level: PROJECT, type: PROJECT)
cleanup: refactor api architecture & add user roles
2020-07-05 01:02:57 +02:00
}
input NewTask {
taskGroupID: String!
name: String!
position: Float!
}
input AssignTaskInput {
taskID: UUID!
userID: UUID!
}
input UnassignTaskInput {
taskID: UUID!
userID: UUID!
}
input UpdateTaskDescriptionInput {
taskID: UUID!
description: String!
}
type UpdateTaskLocationPayload {
previousTaskGroupID: UUID!
task: Task!
}
input UpdateTaskDueDate {
taskID: UUID!
dueDate: Time
}
input SetTaskComplete {
taskID: UUID!
complete: Boolean!
}
input NewTaskLocation {
taskID: UUID!
taskGroupID: UUID!
position: Float!
}
input DeleteTaskInput {
taskID: String!
}
type DeleteTaskPayload {
taskID: String!
}
input UpdateTaskName {
taskID: String!
name: String!
}
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