Function api_user_has_credentials

default/methods/user/user_has_credentials.py:18–56

List all the discussion based on the given filters. We can filter by job_id, task_id, file_id, status and project. :param project_string_id: :return:

(project_string_id, user_to_check_id)

@Project_permissions.user_has_project(Roles = ["admin", "Editor", "allow_if_project_is_public", "annotator"],
                                      apis_user_list = ["api_enabled_builder"])
def api_user_has_credentials(project_string_id, user_to_check_id) -> [Response, int]:
    """
        List all the discussion based on the given filters.
        We can filter by job_id, task_id, file_id, status and project.
    :param project_string_id:
    :return:
    """
    spec_list = [
        {"task_template_id": {
            'kind': str,
            "required": True
        }},
    ]
    data = request.args

    log = regular_log.default()
    log, input = regular_input.input_check_many(
        log = log,
        untrusted_input = data,
        spec_list = spec_list)

    if len(log["error"].keys()) >= 1:
        return jsonify(log = log), 400

    with sessionMaker.session_scope() as session:

        project = Project.get_by_string_id(session, project_string_id)
        user = User.get_by_id(session, user_to_check_id)
        credentials_data, log = user_has_credentials_core(
            session = session,
            log = log,
            user = user,
            project = project,
            task_template_id = input['task_template_id']
        )
        if len(log["error"].keys()) >= 1:
            return jsonify(log = log), 400

        return jsonify(credentials_data), 200


def user_has_credentials_core(session: object,