harukin/core
Archived
1
0
Fork 0
Code Issues Pull Requests Actions Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity

Documentation and remove duplicate code.

Browse Source 
Add a bit Doxygen documentation and remove some duplicate code from
account.php.
This commit is contained in:
Klaus Weidenbach 2015-03-16 00:20:14 +01:00
parent 792e475a78
commit 864116805b
1 changed files with 79 additions and 72 deletions
Show Stats Download Patch File Download Diff File Expand all files Collapse all files

151
include/account.php
View File

@ -523,9 +523,7 @@ function downgrade_accounts() {
$basic = get_config('system','default_service_class');
foreach($r as $rr) {
if(($basic) && ($rr['account_service_class']) && ($rr['account_service_class'] != $basic)) {
$x = q("UPDATE account set account_service_class = '%s', account_expires = '%s'
where account_id = %d",
@ -550,97 +548,96 @@ function downgrade_accounts() {
}
// check service_class restrictions. If there are no service_classes defined, everything is allowed.
// if $usage is supplied, we check against a maximum count and return true if the current usage is
// less than the subscriber plan allows. Otherwise we return boolean true or false if the property
// is allowed (or not) in this subscriber plan. An unset property for this service plan means
// the property is allowed, so it is only necessary to provide negative properties for each plan,
// or what the subscriber is not allowed to do.
/**
* @brief Check service_class restrictions.
*
* If there are no service_classes defined, everything is allowed.
* If $usage is supplied, we check against a maximum count and return true if
* the current usage is less than the subscriber plan allows. Otherwise we
* return boolean true or false if the property is allowed (or not) in this
* subscriber plan. An unset property for this service plan means the property
* is allowed, so it is only necessary to provide negative properties for each
* plan, or what the subscriber is not allowed to do.
*
* Like account_service_class_allows() but queries directly by account rather
* than channel. Service classes are set for accounts, so we look up the
* account for the channel and fetch the service class restrictions of the
* account.
*
* @see account_service_class_allows() if you have a channel_id already
* @see service_class_fetch()
*
* @param int $uid The channel_id to check
* @param string $property The service class property to check for
* @param string|boolean $usage (optional) The value to check against
* @return boolean
*/
function service_class_allows($uid, $property, $usage = false) {
$a = get_app();
if($uid == local_channel()) {
$service_class = $a->account['account_service_class'];
}
else {
$r = q("select account_service_class as service_class
from channel c, account a
where c.channel_account_id=a.account_id and c.channel_id= %d limit 1",
intval($uid)
);
if($r !== false and count($r)) {
$service_class = $r[0]['service_class'];
}
}
if(! x($service_class))
return true; // everything is allowed
$limit = service_class_fetch($uid, $property);
$arr = get_config('service_class',$service_class);
if(! is_array($arr) || (! count($arr)))
return true;
if($limit === false)
return true; // No service class set => everything is allowed
if($usage === false)
return ((x($arr[$property])) ? (bool) $arr[$property] : true);
else {
if(! array_key_exists($property,$arr))
return true;
return (((intval($usage)) < intval($arr[$property])) ? true : false);
if($usage === false) {
// We use negative values for not allowed properties in a subscriber plan
return ((x($limit)) ? (bool) $limit : true);
} else {
return (((intval($usage)) < intval($limit)) ? true : false);
}
}
/**
* @brief Checks service class restrictions by account_id.
* @brief Check service class restrictions by account.
*
* Like service_class_allows() but queries by account rather than channel.
* If there are no service_classes defined, everything is allowed.
* If $usage is supplied, we check against a maximum count and return true if
* the current usage is less than the subscriber plan allows. Otherwise we
* return boolean true or false if the property is allowed (or not) in this
* subscriber plan. An unset property for this service plan means the property
* is allowed, so it is only necessary to provide negative properties for each
* plan, or what the subscriber is not allowed to do.
*
* @see service_class_allows()
* Like service_class_allows() but queries directly by account rather than channel.
*
* @param int $aid account_id
* @param string $property
* @param int|boolean $usage, default false
* @see service_class_allows() if you have a channel_id instead of an account_id
* @see account_service_class_fetch()
*
* @param int $aid The account_id to check
* @param string $property The service class property to check for
* @param int|boolean $usage, (optional) The value to check against
* @return boolean
*
* @todo Can't we use here internally account_service_class_fetch() to reduce duplicate code?
*/
function account_service_class_allows($aid, $property, $usage = false) {
$r = q("select account_service_class as service_class from account where account_id = %d limit 1",
intval($aid)
);
if($r !== false and count($r)) {
$service_class = $r[0]['service_class'];
}
if(! x($service_class))
return true; // everything is allowed
$limit = account_service_class_fetch($aid, $property);
$arr = get_config('service_class', $service_class);
if(! is_array($arr) || (! count($arr)))
return true;
if($limit === false)
return true; // No service class is set => everything is allowed
if($usage === false)
return ((x($arr[$property])) ? (bool) $arr[$property] : true);
else {
if(! array_key_exists($property, $arr))
return true;
return (((intval($usage)) < intval($arr[$property])) ? true : false);
if($usage === false) {
// We use negative values for not allowed properties in a subscriber plan
return ((x($limit)) ? (bool) $limit : true);
} else {
return (((intval($usage)) < intval($limit)) ? true : false);
}
}
/**
* @brief Fetches a service class for a channel_id and property.
* @brief Queries a service class value for a channel and property.
*
* Service classes are set for accounts, so look up the account for this channel
* and fetch the service classe of the account.
*
* This method not just checks if a service class is allowed like service_class_allows(),
* but also returns the service class value.
* If no service class is available it returns false and everything should be
* allowed.
*
* @param int $uid channel_id
* @param string $property
* @see account_service_class_fetch()
*
* @param int $uid The channel_id to query
* @param string $property The service property name to check for
* @return boolean|int
*
* @todo Should we merge this with account_service_class_fetch()?
*/
function service_class_fetch($uid, $property) {
$a = get_app();
@ -668,8 +665,18 @@ function service_class_fetch($uid, $property) {
return((array_key_exists($property, $arr)) ? $arr[$property] : false);
}
// like service_class_fetch but queries by account rather than channel
/**
* @brief Queries a service class value for an account and property.
*
* Like service_class_fetch() but queries by account rather than channel.
*
* @see service_class_fetch() if you have channel_id.
* @see account_service_class_allows()
*
* @param int $aid The account_id to query
* @param string $property The service property name to check for
* @return boolean|int
*/
function account_service_class_fetch($aid, $property) {
$r = q("select account_service_class as service_class from account where account_id = %d limit 1",
@ -692,7 +699,7 @@ function account_service_class_fetch($aid, $property) {
function upgrade_link($bbcode = false) {
$l = get_config('service_class','upgrade_link');
$l = get_config('service_class', 'upgrade_link');
if(! $l)
return '';
if($bbcode)
@ -710,4 +717,4 @@ function upgrade_message($bbcode = false) {
function upgrade_bool_message($bbcode = false) {
$x = upgrade_link($bbcode);
return t('This action is not available under your subscription plan.') . (($x) ? ' ' . $x : '') ;
}
}