package Koha::REST::V1::Auth;

# Copyright Koha-Suomi Oy 2017

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use Modern::Perl;

use Mojo::Base 'Mojolicious::Controller';

use C4::Auth qw( check_cookie_auth get_session haspermission );

use Koha::Patrons;

use Koha::Exceptions;

use Koha::Exceptions::Authentication;

use Koha::Exceptions::Authorization;

use Scalar::Util qw( blessed );

use Try::Tiny;

=head3 under

This subroutine is called before every request to API.

=cut

sub under {

    my $c = shift->openapi->valid_input or return;;

    my $status = 0;

    try {

        $status = authenticate_api_request($c);

    } catch {

        unless (blessed($_)) {

            return $c->render(

                status => 500,

                json => { error => 'Something went wrong, check the logs.' }

            );

        }

        if ($_->isa('Koha::Exceptions::UnderMaintenance')) {

            return $c->render(status => 503, json => { error => $_->error });

        }

        elsif ($_->isa('Koha::Exceptions::Authentication::SessionExpired')) {

            return $c->render(status => 401, json => { error => $_->error });

        }

        elsif ($_->isa('Koha::Exceptions::Authentication::Required')) {

            return $c->render(status => 401, json => { error => $_->error });

        }

        elsif ($_->isa('Koha::Exceptions::Authentication')) {

            return $c->render(status => 500, json => { error => $_->error });

        }

        elsif ($_->isa('Koha::Exceptions::BadParameter')) {

            return $c->render(status => 400, json => $_->error );

        }

        elsif ($_->isa('Koha::Exceptions::Authorization::Unauthorized')) {

            return $c->render(status => 403, json => {

                error => $_->error,

                required_permissions => $_->required_permissions,

            });

        }

        elsif ($_->isa('Koha::Exceptions')) {

            return $c->render(status => 500, json => { error => $_->error });

        }

        else {

            return $c->render(

                status => 500,

                json => { error => 'Something went wrong, check the logs.' }

            );

        }

    };

    return $status;

}

=head3 authenticate_api_request

Validates authentication and allows access if authorization is not required or

if authorization is required and user has required permissions to access.

=cut

sub authenticate_api_request {

    my ( $c ) = @_;

    my $spec = $c->match->endpoint->pattern->defaults->{'openapi.op_spec'};

    my $authorization = $spec->{'x-koha-authorization'};

    my $cookie = $c->cookie('CGISESSID');

    my ($session, $user);

    # Mojo doesn't use %ENV the way CGI apps do

    # Manually pass the remote_address to check_auth_cookie

    my $remote_addr = $c->tx->remote_address;

    my ($status, $sessionID) = check_cookie_auth(

                                            $cookie, undef,

                                            { remote_addr => $remote_addr });

    if ($status eq "ok") {

        $session = get_session($sessionID);

        $user = Koha::Patrons->find($session->param('number'));

        $c->stash('koha.user' => $user);

    }

    elsif ($status eq "maintenance") {

        Koha::Exceptions::UnderMaintenance->throw(

            error => 'System is under maintenance.'

        );

    }

    elsif ($status eq "expired" and $authorization) {

        Koha::Exceptions::Authentication::SessionExpired->throw(

            error => 'Session has been expired.'

        );

    }

    elsif ($status eq "failed" and $authorization) {

        Koha::Exceptions::Authentication::Required->throw(

            error => 'Authentication failure.'

        );

    }

    elsif ($authorization) {

        Koha::Exceptions::Authentication->throw(

            error => 'Unexpected authentication status.'

        );

    }

    # We do not need any authorization

    unless ($authorization) {

        # Check the parameters

        validate_query_parameters( $c, $spec );

        return 1;

    }

    my $permissions = $authorization->{'permissions'};

    # Check if the user is authorized

    if ( haspermission($user->userid, $permissions)

        or allow_owner($c, $authorization, $user)

        or allow_guarantor($c, $authorization, $user) ) {

        validate_query_parameters( $c, $spec );

        # Everything is ok

        return 1;

    }

    Koha::Exceptions::Authorization::Unauthorized->throw(

        error => "Authorization failure. Missing required permission(s).",

        required_permissions => $permissions,

    );

}

sub validate_query_parameters {

    my ( $c, $action_spec ) = @_;

    # Check for malformed query parameters

    my @errors;

    my %valid_parameters = map { ( $_->{in} eq 'query' ) ? ( $_->{name} => 1 ) : () } @{ $action_spec->{parameters} };

    my $existing_params = $c->req->query_params->to_hash;

    for my $param ( keys %{$existing_params} ) {

        push @errors, { path => "/query/" . $param, message => 'Malformed query string' } unless exists $valid_parameters{$param};

    }

    Koha::Exceptions::BadParameter->throw(

        error => \@errors

    ) if @errors;

}

=head3 allow_owner

Allows access to object for its owner.

There are endpoints that should allow access for the object owner even if they

do not have the required permission, e.g. access an own reserve. This can be

achieved by defining the operation as follows:

"/holds/{reserve_id}": {

    "get": {

        ...,

        "x-koha-authorization": {

            "allow-owner": true,

            "permissions": {

                "borrowers": "1"

            }

        }

    }

}

=cut

sub allow_owner {

    my ($c, $authorization, $user) = @_;

    return unless $authorization->{'allow-owner'};

    return check_object_ownership($c, $user) if $user and $c;

}

=head3 allow_guarantor

Same as "allow_owner", but checks if the object is owned by one of C<$user>'s

guarantees.

=cut

sub allow_guarantor {

    my ($c, $authorization, $user) = @_;

    if (!$c || !$user || !$authorization || !$authorization->{'allow-guarantor'}){

        return;

    }

    my $guarantees = $user->guarantees->as_list;

    foreach my $guarantee (@{$guarantees}) {

        return 1 if check_object_ownership($c, $guarantee);

    }

}

=head3 check_object_ownership

Determines ownership of an object from request parameters.

As introducing an endpoint that allows access for object's owner; if the

parameter that will be used to determine ownership is not already inside

$parameters, add a new subroutine that checks the ownership and extend

$parameters to contain a key with parameter_name and a value of a subref to

the subroutine that you created.

=cut

sub check_object_ownership {

    my ($c, $user) = @_;

    return if not $c or not $user;

    my $parameters = {

        accountlines_id => \&_object_ownership_by_accountlines_id,

        borrowernumber  => \&_object_ownership_by_borrowernumber,

        checkout_id     => \&_object_ownership_by_checkout_id,

        reserve_id      => \&_object_ownership_by_reserve_id,

    };

    foreach my $param ( keys %{ $parameters } ) {

        my $check_ownership = $parameters->{$param};

        if ($c->stash($param)) {

            return &$check_ownership($c, $user, $c->stash($param));

        }

        elsif ($c->param($param)) {

            return &$check_ownership($c, $user, $c->param($param));

        }

        elsif ($c->match->stack->[-1]->{$param}) {

            return &$check_ownership($c, $user, $c->match->stack->[-1]->{$param});

        }

        elsif ($c->req->json && $c->req->json->{$param}) {

            return 1 if &$check_ownership($c, $user, $c->req->json->{$param});

        }

    }

}

=head3 _object_ownership_by_accountlines_id

Finds a Koha::Account::Line-object by C<$accountlines_id> and checks if it

belongs to C<$user>.

=cut

sub _object_ownership_by_accountlines_id {

    my ($c, $user, $accountlines_id) = @_;

    my $accountline = Koha::Account::Lines->find($accountlines_id);

    return $accountline && $user->borrowernumber == $accountline->borrowernumber;

}

=head3 _object_ownership_by_borrowernumber

Compares C<$borrowernumber> to currently logged in C<$user>.

=cut

sub _object_ownership_by_borrowernumber {

    my ($c, $user, $borrowernumber) = @_;

    return $user->borrowernumber == $borrowernumber;

}

=head3 _object_ownership_by_checkout_id

First, attempts to find a Koha::Checkout-object by C<$issue_id>. If we find one,

compare its borrowernumber to currently logged in C<$user>. However, if an issue

is not found, attempt to find a Koha::Old::Checkout-object instead and compare its

borrowernumber to currently logged in C<$user>.

=cut

sub _object_ownership_by_checkout_id {

    my ($c, $user, $issue_id) = @_;

    my $issue = Koha::Checkouts->find($issue_id);

    $issue = Koha::Old::Checkouts->find($issue_id) unless $issue;

    return $issue && $issue->borrowernumber

            && $user->borrowernumber == $issue->borrowernumber;

}

=head3 _object_ownership_by_reserve_id

Finds a Koha::Hold-object by C<$reserve_id> and checks if it

belongs to C<$user>.

TODO: Also compare against old_reserves

=cut

sub _object_ownership_by_reserve_id {

    my ($c, $user, $reserve_id) = @_;

    my $reserve = Koha::Holds->find($reserve_id);

    return $reserve && $user->borrowernumber == $reserve->borrowernumber;

}

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