77 lines
3.4 KiB
Python
77 lines
3.4 KiB
Python
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
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import werkzeug
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from odoo import http
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from odoo.http import request
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class WebsiteBackend(http.Controller):
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@http.route('/website/fetch_dashboard_data', type="json", auth='user')
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def fetch_dashboard_data(self, website_id):
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Website = request.env['website']
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has_group_system = request.env.user.has_group('base.group_system')
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has_group_designer = request.env.user.has_group('website.group_website_designer')
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dashboard_data = {
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'groups': {
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'system': has_group_system,
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'website_designer': has_group_designer
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},
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'dashboards': {}
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}
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current_website = website_id and Website.browse(website_id) or Website.get_current_website()
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multi_website = request.env.user.has_group('website.group_multi_website')
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websites = multi_website and request.env['website'].search([]) or current_website
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dashboard_data['websites'] = websites.read(['id', 'name'])
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for website in dashboard_data['websites']:
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if website['id'] == current_website.id:
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website['selected'] = True
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if has_group_designer:
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dashboard_data['dashboards']['plausible_share_url'] = current_website._get_plausible_share_url()
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return dashboard_data
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@http.route('/website/iframefallback', type="http", auth='user', website=True)
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def get_iframe_fallback(self):
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return request.render('website.iframefallback')
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@http.route('/website/check_new_content_access_rights', type="json", auth='user')
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def check_create_access_rights(self, models):
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"""
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TODO: In master, remove this route and method and find a better way
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to do this. This route is only here to ensure that the "New Content"
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modal displays the correct elements for each user, and there might be
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a way to do it with the framework rather than having a dedicated
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controller route. (maybe by using a template or a JS util)
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"""
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if not request.env.user.has_group('website.group_website_restricted_editor'):
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raise werkzeug.exceptions.Forbidden()
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return {
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model: request.env[model].check_access_rights('create', raise_exception=False)
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for model in models
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}
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@http.route('/website/track_installing_modules', type='json', auth='user')
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def website_track_installing_modules(self, selected_features, total_features=None):
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"""
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During the website configuration, this route allows to track the
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website features being installed and their dependencies in order to
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show the progress between installed and yet to install features.
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"""
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features_not_installed = request.env['website.configurator.feature']\
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.browse(selected_features).module_id.upstream_dependencies(exclude_states=('',))\
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.filtered(lambda feature: feature.state != 'installed')
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# On the 1st run, the total tallies the targeted, not yet installed
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# features. From then on, the compared to total should not change.
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total_features = total_features or len(features_not_installed)
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features_info = {
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'total': total_features,
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'nbInstalled': total_features - len(features_not_installed)
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}
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return features_info
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