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"""
app/utils/scope.py
------------------
Facility-scoping utilities for the Janitorial QC portal.
get_customer_scope(user) -> list[int] | None
Facility IDs a customer may access via CustomerAssignment rows.
get_inspector_scope(user) -> list[int] | None
Facility IDs an inspector may access via InspectorAssignment rows.
Applies to BOTH 'inspector' (internal) and 'external_inspector'
(customer / third-party) — see User.INSPECTOR_ROLES.
Returns [] (empty list) when the inspector has no contract assignments,
meaning they see nothing (strict mode).
For non-customer / non-inspector roles both functions return None, signalling
that no facility-level scoping is required (full access applies).
"""
import logging
from app import db
from app.models.project import CustomerAssignment
from app.models.facility import Facility
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def get_customer_scope(user) -> list[int] | None:
"""Return the list of facility IDs accessible to a customer user.
Parameters
----------
user : User
The currently authenticated user.
Returns
-------
list[int]
Facility IDs the customer may access. May be empty if no assignments
exist yet — callers should treat an empty list as "no access".
None
Returned for non-customer roles, indicating unrestricted access.
"""
if user.role != 'customer':
return None # no scoping needed for internal staff
# Select only the two columns needed. The previous .all() built full
# CustomerAssignment ORM objects (and their identity-map entries) purely to
# read two integers off each one; this function runs on nearly every
# request for a customer, sometimes more than once.
assignments = db.session.query(
CustomerAssignment.project_id,
CustomerAssignment.facility_id,
).filter(CustomerAssignment.user_id == user.id).all()
if not assignments:
return []
# Separate direct facility assignments from project-level assignments
direct_facility_ids = {fac_id for _, fac_id in assignments if fac_id}
project_ids = {proj_id for proj_id, fac_id in assignments if not fac_id}
facility_ids = set(direct_facility_ids)
# Single bulk query for all project-scoped facilities — replaces the
# previous per-assignment Facility.query loop (N+1 pattern). Only the id
# column is read; nothing here needs a hydrated Facility.
if project_ids:
facility_ids.update(
fid for (fid,) in db.session.query(Facility.id).filter(
Facility.project_id.in_(project_ids),
Facility.active == True,
).all()
)
logger.debug(
'SCOPE | customer_scope | user_id=%s username=%s facility_ids=%s',
user.id, user.username, sorted(facility_ids),
)
return sorted(facility_ids)
def get_inspector_scope(user) -> list[int] | None:
"""Return the list of facility IDs accessible to a contract-scoped inspector.
Parameters
----------
user : User
The currently authenticated user.
Returns
-------
list[int]
Facility IDs the inspector may access. An empty list means the
inspector has no contract assignments and should see nothing.
None
Returned for non-inspector roles, indicating unrestricted access.
"""
# phase49: covers BOTH 'inspector' and 'external_inspector'. An external
# (customer / third-party) inspector is scoped by exactly the same
# InspectorAssignment rows — the contracts an admin grants them.
from app.models.user import User
if user.role not in User.INSPECTOR_ROLES:
return None
from app.models.inspector_assignment import InspectorAssignment
# Column-only selects — see the note in get_customer_scope(). This runs on
# every scoped request for both inspector roles.
project_ids = [
pid for (pid,) in
db.session.query(InspectorAssignment.project_id)
.filter(InspectorAssignment.user_id == user.id).all()
]
if not project_ids:
return [] # strict: no assignments = no access
facility_ids = [
fid for (fid,) in db.session.query(Facility.id).filter(
Facility.project_id.in_(project_ids),
Facility.active == True,
).all()
]
logger.debug(
'SCOPE | inspector_scope | user_id=%s username=%s facility_ids=%s',
user.id, user.username, sorted(facility_ids),
)
return sorted(facility_ids)