"""passbook policy task""" from multiprocessing import Process from multiprocessing.connection import Connection from structlog import get_logger from passbook.core.models import Policy from passbook.policy.exceptions import PolicyException from passbook.policy.struct import PolicyRequest, PolicyResult LOGGER = get_logger() def _cache_key(policy, user): return "policy_%s#%s" % (policy.uuid, user.pk) class PolicyProcess(Process): """Evaluate a single policy within a seprate process""" connection: Connection policy: Policy request: PolicyRequest def __init__(self, policy: Policy, request: PolicyRequest, connection: Connection): super().__init__() self.policy = policy self.request = request self.connection = connection def run(self): """Task wrapper to run policy checking""" LOGGER.debug("Running policy", policy=self.policy, user=self.request.user, process="PolicyProcess") try: policy_result = self.policy.passes(self.request) except PolicyException as exc: LOGGER.debug(exc) policy_result = PolicyResult(False, str(exc)) # Invert result if policy.negate is set if self.policy.negate: policy_result = not policy_result LOGGER.debug("Got result", policy=self.policy, result=policy_result, process="PolicyProcess") # cache_key = _cache_key(self.policy, self.request.user) # cache.set(cache_key, (self.policy.action, policy_result, message)) # LOGGER.debug("Cached entry as %s", cache_key) self.connection.send(policy_result)