utils.py

"""Utility functions for the Open edX AuthZ REST API."""

from openedx_authz.api.data import (
    GLOBAL_SCOPE_WILDCARD,
    ScopeData,
)
from openedx_authz.rest_api.data import AssignmentSortField, SearchField, SortField, SortOrder


def get_generic_scope(scope: ScopeData) -> ScopeData:
    """
    Create a generic scope from a given scope by replacing its key with a wildcard.

    This function preserves the namespace of the original scope but replaces the specific
    key with a wildcard, allowing for broader permission checks across all scopes within
    the same namespace.

    Args:
        scope (ScopeData): The specific scope to generalize.

    Returns:
        ScopeData: A new scope with the same namespace but a wildcard key.

    Examples:
        >>> scope = ScopeData(namespaced_key="lib^lib:DemoX:CSPROB")
        >>> get_generic_scope(scope)
        ScopeData(namespaced_key="lib^*")
    """
    return ScopeData(namespaced_key=f"{scope.NAMESPACE}{ScopeData.SEPARATOR}{GLOBAL_SCOPE_WILDCARD}")


def sort_users(
    users: list[dict],
    sort_by: SortField = SortField.USERNAME,
    order: SortOrder = SortOrder.ASC,
) -> list[dict]:
    """
    Sort users by a given field and order.

    Args:
        users (list[dict]): The users to sort.
        sort_by (SortField, optional): The field to sort by. Defaults to SortField.USERNAME.
        order (SortOrder, optional): The order to sort by. Defaults to SortOrder.ASC.

    Raises:
        ValueError: If the sort field is invalid.
        ValueError: If the sort order is invalid.

    Returns:
        list[dict]: The sorted users.
    """
    if sort_by not in SortField.values():
        raise ValueError(f"Invalid field: '{sort_by}'. Must be one of {SortField.values()}")

    if order not in SortOrder.values():
        raise ValueError(f"Invalid order: '{order}'. Must be one of {SortOrder.values()}")

    sorted_users = sorted(
        users,
        key=lambda user: (user.get(sort_by) or "").lower(),
        reverse=order == SortOrder.DESC,
    )
    return sorted_users


def filter_users(users: list[dict], search: str | None, roles: list[str] | None) -> list[dict]:
    """
    Filter users by a case-insensitive search string and/or by roles.

    Args:
        users (list[dict]): The users to filter.
        search (str | None): Optional search term matched against fields in ``SearchField``.
        roles (list[str] | None): Optional list of roles; include users that have any of these roles.

    Returns:
        list[dict]: The filtered users, preserving the original order.
    """
    if not search and not roles:
        return users

    filtered_users = []
    for user in users:
        if search:
            matches_search = any(search in (user.get(field) or "").lower() for field in SearchField.values())
            if not matches_search:
                continue

        if roles:
            matches_role = any(role in user.get("roles", []) for role in roles)
            if not matches_role:
                continue

        filtered_users.append(user)

    return filtered_users


def sort_assignments(
    assignments: list[dict],
    sort_by: AssignmentSortField = AssignmentSortField.ROLE,
    order: SortOrder = SortOrder.ASC,
) -> list[dict]:
    """
    Sort role assignments by a given field and order.

    Args:
        assignments (list[dict]): The assignments to sort.
        sort_by (AssignmentSortField, optional): The field to sort by. Defaults to AssignmentSortField.ROLE.
        order (SortOrder, optional): The order to sort by. Defaults to SortOrder.ASC.

    Raises:
        ValueError: If the sort field is invalid.
        ValueError: If the sort order is invalid.

    Returns:
        list[dict]: The sorted assignments.
    """
    if sort_by not in AssignmentSortField.values():
        raise ValueError(f"Invalid field: '{sort_by}'. Must be one of {AssignmentSortField.values()}")

    if order not in SortOrder.values():
        raise ValueError(f"Invalid order: '{order}'. Must be one of {SortOrder.values()}")

    sorted_assignments = sorted(
        assignments,
        key=lambda assignment: (assignment.get(sort_by) or "").lower(),
        reverse=order == SortOrder.DESC,
    )
    return sorted_assignments