open-vault/ui/app/models/role-aws.js

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import Model, { attr } from '@ember-data/model';
import { alias } from '@ember/object/computed';
import { computed } from '@ember/object';
import lazyCapabilities, { apiPath } from 'vault/macros/lazy-capabilities';
import { expandAttributeMeta } from 'vault/utils/field-to-attrs';
const CREDENTIAL_TYPES = [
{
value: 'iam_user',
displayName: 'IAM User',
},
{
value: 'assumed_role',
displayName: 'Assumed Role',
},
{
value: 'federation_token',
displayName: 'Federation Token',
},
];
export default Model.extend({
backend: attr('string', {
readOnly: true,
}),
name: attr('string', {
label: 'Role name',
fieldValue: 'id',
readOnly: true,
}),
useOpenAPI: false,
// credentialTypes are for backwards compatibility.
// we use this to populate "credentialType" in
// the serializer. if there is more than one, the
// show and edit pages will show a warning
credentialTypes: attr('array', {
readOnly: true,
}),
credentialType: attr('string', {
defaultValue: 'iam_user',
possibleValues: CREDENTIAL_TYPES,
}),
roleArns: attr({
editType: 'stringArray',
label: 'Role ARNs',
}),
policyArns: attr({
editType: 'stringArray',
label: 'Policy ARNs',
}),
policyDocument: attr('string', {
editType: 'json',
helpText:
'A policy is an object in AWS that, when associated with an identity or resource, defines their permissions.',
}),
fields: computed('credentialType', function () {
let credentialType = this.credentialType;
let keysForType = {
iam_user: ['name', 'credentialType', 'policyArns', 'policyDocument'],
assumed_role: ['name', 'credentialType', 'roleArns', 'policyDocument'],
federation_token: ['name', 'credentialType', 'policyDocument'],
};
return expandAttributeMeta(this, keysForType[credentialType]);
}),
updatePath: lazyCapabilities(apiPath`${'backend'}/roles/${'id'}`, 'backend', 'id'),
canDelete: alias('updatePath.canDelete'),
canEdit: alias('updatePath.canUpdate'),
canRead: alias('updatePath.canRead'),
generatePath: lazyCapabilities(apiPath`${'backend'}/creds/${'id'}`, 'backend', 'id'),
canGenerate: alias('generatePath.canUpdate'),
});