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include/ejabberd_commands.hrl
%%%----------------------------------------------------------------------
%%%
%%% ejabberd, Copyright (C) 2002-2024 ProcessOne
%%%
%%% This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
%%% modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
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%%%
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%%% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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%%% General Public License for more details.
%%%
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%%%
%%%----------------------------------------------------------------------
-type aterm() :: {atom(), atype()}.
-type atype() :: integer | string | binary |
{tuple, [aterm()]} | {list, aterm()}.
-type rterm() :: {atom(), rtype()}.
-type rtype() :: integer | string | atom |
{tuple, [rterm()]} | {list, rterm()} |
rescode | restuple.
-type oauth_scope() :: atom().
%% ejabberd_commands OAuth ReST ACL definition:
%% Two fields exist that are used to control access on a command from ReST API:
%% 1. Policy
%% If policy is:
%% - restricted: command is not exposed as OAuth Rest API.
%% - admin: Command is allowed for user that have Admin Rest command enabled by access rule: commands_admin_access
%% - user: Command might be called by any server user.
%% - open: Command can be called by anyone.
%%
%% Policy is just used to control who can call the command. A specific additional access rules can be performed, as
%% defined by access option.
%% Access option can be a list of:
%% - {Module, accessName, DefaultValue}: Reference and existing module access to limit who can use the command.
%% - AccessRule name: direct name of the access rule to check in config file.
%% TODO: Access option could be atom command (not a list). In the case, User performing the command, will be added as first parameter
%% to command, so that the command can perform additional check.
-record(ejabberd_commands,
{name :: atom(),
tags = [] :: [atom()] | '_' | '$2',
desc = "" :: string() | '_' | '$3',
longdesc = "" :: string() | '_',
version = 0 :: integer(),
note = "" :: string(),
weight = 1 :: integer(),
module :: atom() | '_',
function :: atom() | '_',
args = [] :: [aterm()] | '_' | '$1' | '$2',
policy = restricted :: open | restricted | admin | user,
%% access is: [accessRuleName] or [{Module, AccessOption, DefaultAccessRuleName}]
access = [] :: [{atom(),atom(),atom()}|atom()],
definer = unknown :: atom(),
result = {res, rescode} :: rterm() | '_' | '$2',
args_rename = [] :: [{atom(),atom()}],
args_desc = none :: none | [string()] | '_',
result_desc = none :: none | string() | '_',
args_example = none :: none | [any()] | '_',
result_example = none :: any()}).
-type ejabberd_commands() :: #ejabberd_commands{name :: atom(),
tags :: [atom()],
desc :: string(),
longdesc :: string(),
version :: integer(),
note :: string(),
weight :: integer(),
module :: atom(),
function :: atom(),
args :: [aterm()],
policy :: open | restricted | admin | user,
access :: [{atom(),atom(),atom()}|atom()],
definer :: atom(),
result :: rterm(),
args_rename :: [{atom(),atom()}],
args_desc :: none | [string()] | '_',
result_desc :: none | string() | '_',
args_example :: none | [any()] | '_',
result_example :: any()
}.