Hi Walter,
... i was actually thinking too complicated. I was actually working myself
deeper and deeper by extracting methods, but i completely overlooked to
simply destructure the data ...
Thanx a lot :)
Am Freitag, 7. März 2014 18:14:33 UTC+1 schrieb Walter van der Laan:
>
> Hi Florian,
>
> To unpack your edn-acls I entered these expressions in a repl. Each
> expression goes one step deeper, so it is only the last expression that you
> need to unpack the acls. The other steps are included to illustrate the
> process.
>
> (for [acl edn-acls]
> {:acl acl})
>
> (for [acl edn-acls
> [path rep-maps] acl
> rep-map rep-maps]
> {:path path :rep-map rep-map})
>
> (for [acl edn-acls
> [path rep-maps] acl
> rep-map rep-maps
> [rep privs] rep-map]
> {:path path :rep rep :privs privs})
>
> (for [acl edn-acls
> [path rep-maps] acl
> rep-map rep-maps
> [rep privs] rep-map
> priv privs]
> {:path path :rep rep :priv priv})
>
> (for [acl edn-acls
> [path rep-maps] acl
> rep-map rep-maps
> [rep privs] rep-map
> priv privs
> [jcr groups] priv]
> {:path path :rep rep :jcr jcr :groups groups})
>
> (for [acl edn-acls
> [path rep-maps] acl
> rep-map rep-maps
> [rep privs] rep-map
> priv privs
> [jcr groups] priv
> group groups]
> {:path path :rep rep :jcr jcr :group group})
>
> Succes with your application.
>
> On Friday, March 7, 2014 9:44:32 AM UTC+1, Florian Salihovic wrote:
>>
>> I am working on my first "real" Clojure application. I started building
>> tools and looking use cases for my daily work, so i would
>> have a direct benefit from using Clojure. The first application would be an
>> unpacking of an edn definition of access control lists
>> for Apache JackRabbit. The edn-acls vector represents such lists.
>>
>> Privileges (:privilege i.e. "jcr:read", "jcr:all") to a path (:path i.e.
>> "/content") can be granted or denied (:primaryType "rep:GrantACE",
>> "rep:DenyACE") for principals (:principalName i.e. "admin"
>> "workflow-editors").
>>
>> I am currently stuck at the following questions:
>>
>> 1. How to (efficiently - that would be ) accumulate the data. It seems
>> like i am not getting the data returned from unpack-aces-for-path into a
>> list or vector. I tried to pass an accumulator to edn-acl-unpack but that
>> didn't work out.
>> 2. There are a bunch of zip methods already available, but i didn't find
>> one which transforms a list/vector from a map {"jcr:read" ["anonymous"
>> "workflow-users"] into [["jcr:read" "anonymous"] ["jcr:read"
>> "workflow-users"]]. I didn't find an implementation in core, but i wonder if
>> there was something like that already.
>> 3. Getting more idiomatic ...
>>
>> The code ...
>>
>> (def edn-acls [{"/content"
>> [{"rep:GrantACE"
>> [{"jcr:read" ["anonymous" "workflow-users"]}
>> {"jcr:all" ["admin" "workflow-editors"]}]}]}
>> {"/etc"
>> [{"rep:DenyACE"
>> [{"jcr:all" ["anonymous" "workflow-users"]}]}
>> {"rep:GrantACE"
>> [{"jcr:read" ["anonymous" "workflow-users"]}]}
>> {"rep:GrantACE"
>> [{"jcr:all" ["admin" "workflow-editors"]}]}]}])
>> (defn map-privileges-to-principals
>> [primary-type
>> privileges]
>> (for [privilege-for-principals privileges
>> [privilege principals] privilege-for-principals]
>> (for [principal principals]
>> (hash-map :primaryType primary-type
>> :privilege privilege
>> :principalName principal))))
>> (defn unpack-aces
>> [aces]
>> (flatten
>> (for [ace aces]
>> (for [[primary-type privileges] ace]
>> (map-privileges-to-principals primary-type privileges)))))
>> (defn unpack-aces-for-path
>> [aces-for-path]
>> (for [[path aces] aces-for-path]
>> (hash-map :path path
>> :acls (unpack-aces aces))))
>> (defn edn-acl-unpack
>> [policies]
>> (let [head (first policies)
>> tail (rest policies)]
>> (when (not (empty? head))
>> (let [entry (unpack-aces-for-path head)]
>> (when (not (empty? tail))
>> (recur tail))))))
>> (edn-acl-unpack edn-acls)
>>
>>
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