Check authority for every field in an update requestORM Entity with many similar relationshipsClass naming...
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Check authority for every field in an update request
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Depending on whether the caller has the right STUDENT or TEACHER (or ADMIN), I want to allow the caller to update different fields. For now, I have created the following contraption, which is kind of offensive to the eyes.
It iss also necessary to check if the caller even wants to update a field, which further complicates the code.
Any idea how I could improve this?
For some context: This is Java 8+ using Spring Security in the background.
public void update(@NonNull String uuid, @Valid @NonNull UserUpdateRequest uur) {
UserEntity ue = userRepository.getOne(uuid);
if (uur.getPassword() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setHashedAndSaltedPassword(passwordHasher.hashAndSalt(uur.getPassword()));
}
if (uur.getEmail() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setEmail(uur.getEmail());
}
if (uur.getBirthday() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setBirthday(uur.getBirthday());
}
if (uur.getFamilyName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFamilyName(uur.getFamilyName());
}
if (uur.getFirstName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFirstName(uur.getFirstName());
}
}
private void enforceAtLeastStudent() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("STUDENT", "TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
private void enforceAdminOrTeacher() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
java spring authorization
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$begingroup$
Depending on whether the caller has the right STUDENT or TEACHER (or ADMIN), I want to allow the caller to update different fields. For now, I have created the following contraption, which is kind of offensive to the eyes.
It iss also necessary to check if the caller even wants to update a field, which further complicates the code.
Any idea how I could improve this?
For some context: This is Java 8+ using Spring Security in the background.
public void update(@NonNull String uuid, @Valid @NonNull UserUpdateRequest uur) {
UserEntity ue = userRepository.getOne(uuid);
if (uur.getPassword() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setHashedAndSaltedPassword(passwordHasher.hashAndSalt(uur.getPassword()));
}
if (uur.getEmail() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setEmail(uur.getEmail());
}
if (uur.getBirthday() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setBirthday(uur.getBirthday());
}
if (uur.getFamilyName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFamilyName(uur.getFamilyName());
}
if (uur.getFirstName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFirstName(uur.getFirstName());
}
}
private void enforceAtLeastStudent() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("STUDENT", "TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
private void enforceAdminOrTeacher() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
java spring authorization
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
Depending on whether the caller has the right STUDENT or TEACHER (or ADMIN), I want to allow the caller to update different fields. For now, I have created the following contraption, which is kind of offensive to the eyes.
It iss also necessary to check if the caller even wants to update a field, which further complicates the code.
Any idea how I could improve this?
For some context: This is Java 8+ using Spring Security in the background.
public void update(@NonNull String uuid, @Valid @NonNull UserUpdateRequest uur) {
UserEntity ue = userRepository.getOne(uuid);
if (uur.getPassword() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setHashedAndSaltedPassword(passwordHasher.hashAndSalt(uur.getPassword()));
}
if (uur.getEmail() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setEmail(uur.getEmail());
}
if (uur.getBirthday() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setBirthday(uur.getBirthday());
}
if (uur.getFamilyName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFamilyName(uur.getFamilyName());
}
if (uur.getFirstName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFirstName(uur.getFirstName());
}
}
private void enforceAtLeastStudent() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("STUDENT", "TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
private void enforceAdminOrTeacher() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
java spring authorization
$endgroup$
Depending on whether the caller has the right STUDENT or TEACHER (or ADMIN), I want to allow the caller to update different fields. For now, I have created the following contraption, which is kind of offensive to the eyes.
It iss also necessary to check if the caller even wants to update a field, which further complicates the code.
Any idea how I could improve this?
For some context: This is Java 8+ using Spring Security in the background.
public void update(@NonNull String uuid, @Valid @NonNull UserUpdateRequest uur) {
UserEntity ue = userRepository.getOne(uuid);
if (uur.getPassword() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setHashedAndSaltedPassword(passwordHasher.hashAndSalt(uur.getPassword()));
}
if (uur.getEmail() != null) {
enforceAtLeastStudent();
ue.setEmail(uur.getEmail());
}
if (uur.getBirthday() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setBirthday(uur.getBirthday());
}
if (uur.getFamilyName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFamilyName(uur.getFamilyName());
}
if (uur.getFirstName() != null) {
enforceAdminOrTeacher();
ue.setFirstName(uur.getFirstName());
}
}
private void enforceAtLeastStudent() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("STUDENT", "TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
private void enforceAdminOrTeacher() {
authHelper.hasAnyRoleOrThrow("TEACHER", "ADMIN");
}
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