end
end
+ ##
+ # marks a changeset as closed. this may be called multiple times
+ # on the same changeset, so is idempotent.
def close
- begin
- unless request.put?
- render :nothing => true, :status => :method_not_allowed
- return
- end
-
- changeset = Changeset.find(params[:id])
-
- unless @user.id == changeset.user_id
- raise OSM::APIUserChangesetMismatchError
- end
-
- changeset.open = false
- changeset.save!
- render :nothing => true
- rescue ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound
- render :nothing => true, :status => :not_found
+ unless request.put?
+ render :nothing => true, :status => :method_not_allowed
+ return
+ end
+
+ changeset = Changeset.find(params[:id])
+
+ unless @user.id == changeset.user_id
+ raise OSM::APIUserChangesetMismatchError
end
+
+ changeset.open = false
+ changeset.save!
+ render :nothing => true
+ rescue ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound
+ render :nothing => true, :status => :not_found
+ rescue OSM::APIError => ex
+ render ex.render_opts
end
##
# create the conditions that the user asked for. some or all of
# these may be nil.
conditions = conditions_bbox(params['bbox'])
- cond_merge conditions, conditions_user(params['user'])
- cond_merge conditions, conditions_time(params['time'])
- cond_merge conditions, conditions_open(params['open'])
+ conditions = cond_merge conditions, conditions_user(params['user'])
+ conditions = cond_merge conditions, conditions_time(params['time'])
+ conditions = cond_merge conditions, conditions_open(params['open'])
# create the results document
results = OSM::API.new.get_xml_doc
def conditions_user(user)
unless user.nil?
u = User.find(user.to_i)
- raise OSM::APINotFoundError unless u.data_public?
+ # should be able to get changesets of public users only, or
+ # our own changesets regardless of public-ness.
+ unless u.data_public?
+ # get optional user auth stuff so that users can see their own
+ # changesets if they're non-public
+ setup_user_auth
+
+ raise OSM::APINotFoundError if @user.nil? or @user.id != u.id
+ end
return ['user_id = ?', u.id]
else
return nil
# if there is a range, i.e: comma separated, then the first is
# low, second is high - same as with bounding boxes.
if time.count(',') == 1
- from, to = time.split(/,/).collect { |t| Date.parse(t) }
+ from, to = time.split(/,/).collect { |t| DateTime.parse(t) }
return ['created_at > ? and created_at < ?', from, to]
else
# if there is no comma, assume its a lower limit on time
- return ['created_at > ?', Date.parse(time)]
+ return ['created_at > ?', DateTime.parse(time)]
end
else
return nil