Best JavaScript code snippet using argos
Repository.js
Source: Repository.js
...55 const hasReadPermission = await repository.$checkReadPermission(user);56 if (!hasReadPermission) return null;57 return repository;58}59async function checkUserRepositoryAccess({ user, repositoryId }, { trx }) {60 if (!user) throw new APIError("Invalid user identification");61 const repositoryUser = await Repository.getUsers(repositoryId, {62 trx,63 }).findById(user.id);64 if (!repositoryUser) throw new APIError("Invalid user authorization");65}66export const resolvers = {67 Repository: {68 async token(repository, args, context) {69 const hasWritePermission = await repository.$checkWritePermission(70 context.user71 );72 if (!hasWritePermission) return null;73 return repository.token;74 },75 async owner(repository) {76 return repository.$relatedOwner();77 },78 async permissions(repository, args, context) {79 const hasWritePermission = await repository.$checkWritePermission(80 context.user81 );82 return hasWritePermission ? ["read", "write"] : ["read"];83 },84 async builds(repository, args) {85 const result = await Build.query()86 .where({ repositoryId: repository.id })87 .whereNot({ number: 0 })88 .orderBy("createdAt", "desc")89 .orderBy("number", "desc")90 .range(args.after, args.after + args.first - 1);91 const hasNextPage = args.after + args.first < result.total;92 return {93 pageInfo: {94 totalCount: result.total,95 hasNextPage,96 endCursor: hasNextPage ? args.after + args.first : result.total,97 },98 edges: result.results,99 };100 },101 async build(repository, { number }) {102 return Build.query().findOne({ repositoryId: repository.id, number });103 },104 async sampleBuildId(repository) {105 const build = await Build.query()106 .where({107 repositoryId: repository.id,108 number: 0,109 })110 .limit(1)111 .first();112 return build ? build.id : null;113 },114 },115 Query: {116 async repository(rootObj, args, context) {117 return getRepository({118 ownerLogin: args.ownerLogin,119 name: args.repositoryName,120 user: context.user,121 });122 },123 },124 Mutation: {125 async toggleRepository(source, { repositoryId, enabled }, context) {126 return transaction(async (trx) => {127 await checkUserRepositoryAccess(128 { user: context.user, repositoryId },129 { trx }130 );131 const repository = await Repository.query(trx).patchAndFetchById(132 repositoryId,133 { enabled }134 );135 if (!repository) {136 throw new APIError("Repository not found");137 }138 // We can skip further work when disabling a repository139 if (!enabled) {140 return repository;141 }142 if (!repository.token) {143 const token = await generateRandomBytes(20);144 return Repository.query(trx).patchAndFetchById(repositoryId, {145 token: token.toString("hex"),146 });147 }148 return repository;149 });150 },151 async updateReferenceBranch(152 source,153 { repositoryId, baselineBranch },154 context155 ) {156 return transaction(async (trx) => {157 await checkUserRepositoryAccess(158 { user: context.user, repositoryId },159 { trx }160 );161 return Repository.query(trx).patchAndFetchById(repositoryId, {162 baselineBranch: (baselineBranch ? baselineBranch.trim() : "") || null,163 });164 });165 },166 },...
Using AI Code Generation
1const argos = require('argos-sdk');2argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {3 console.log(result);4}).catch(function (err) {5 console.log(err);6});7const argos = require('argos-sdk');8argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {9 console.log(result);10}).catch(function (err) {11 console.log(err);12});13const argos = require('argos-sdk');14argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {15 console.log(result);16}).catch(function (err) {17 console.log(err);18});19const argos = require('argos-sdk');20argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {21 console.log(result);22}).catch(function (err) {23 console.log(err);24});25const argos = require('argos-sdk');26argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {27 console.log(result);28}).catch(function (err) {29 console.log(err);30});31const argos = require('argos-sdk');32argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {33 console.log(result);34}).catch(function (err) {35 console.log(err);36});37const argos = require('argos-sdk');38argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {39 console.log(result);40}).catch(function (err) {41 console.log(err);42});43const argos = require('argos-sdk');44argos.checkUserRepositoryAccess('username', 'repositoryname').then(function (result) {45 console.log(result);46}).catch(function (err) {47 console.log(err);48});49const argos = require('argos-sdk
Using AI Code Generation
1var argosCi = require('argos-ci');2argosCi.checkUserRepositoryAccess('github', 'argos-ci', 'argos-ci', 'test-token', function(err, result) {3 console.log(result);4});5The name of the SCM (github or bitbucket)6The name of the organization (argos-ci in the example)7The name of the repository (argos-ci in the example)
Using AI Code Generation
1const sdk = require('argos-sdk');2const { checkUserRepositoryAccess } = sdk;3const { get } = require('lodash');4const { getRepository } = require('../../services/repository');5const repositoryName = 'test-repo';6const repository = getRepository(repositoryName);7const checkAccess = async (req, res, next) => {8 try {9 const user = get(req, 'user');10 const access = await checkUserRepositoryAccess(repository, user);11 console.log('access', access);12 res.status(200).json(access);13 } catch (error) {14 console.log('error', error);15 next(error);16 }17};18module.exports = {19};20const test = require('./test');21const { checkAccess } = test;22module.exports = {23};24const test = require('./test');25const { checkAccess } = test;26router.get('/checkAccess', checkAccess);27const sdk = require('argos-sdk');28const { checkUserRepositoryAccess } = sdk;29const { get } = require('lodash');30const { getRepository } = require('../../services/repository');31const repositoryName = 'test-repo';32const repository = getRepository(repositoryName);33const checkAccess = async (req, res, next) => {34 try {35 const user = get(req, 'user');36 const access = await checkUserRepositoryAccess(repository, user);37 console.log('access', access);38 res.status(200).json(access);39 } catch (error) {40 console.log('error', error);41 next(error);42 }43};44module.exports = {45};46const test = require('./test');47const { checkAccess } = test;48module.exports = {49};50const test = require('./test');51const { checkAccess } = test;52router.get('/checkAccess', checkAccess);
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