drone/types/enum/path.go
Johannes Batzill 1115a5083b Add Paths support and error improvements (#11)
This change is adding the concept of Paths.
A repository and space always have a Primary Path which always is represents the ancestry to the root space.
All access history / resource visibility / child listings / UI traversal / etc. is done via that path.

Additionally, repos and spaces can have Alias Paths, which as the name states are aliases. via the primary path.
They sole impact is that a space or repo can be reached via different paths from the UI / rest apis / git apis.
This fulfills two major purposes:
- Customers can rename or move projects and spaces without breaking any existing references from CI pipeliens / code bases / local repos / ...
- Customer can create shorter aliases for important repos when in harness embeded mode! (acc/org/proj/repo can be shortened to acc/repo, or acc/repo'

Apart from the path changes, this PR adds:

Improved User facing errors
Improved internal error handling and wrapping
update / rename operation for repo and space
path list / delete / create operation for repo and space
2022-09-08 21:39:15 -07:00

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// Copyright 2021 Harness Inc. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by the Polyform Free Trial License
// that can be found in the LICENSE.md file for this repository.
package enum
import "strings"
// Defines the type of the target of a path
type PathTargetType string
const (
PathTargetTypeRepo PathTargetType = "repo"
PathTargetTypeSpace PathTargetType = "space"
)
// TODO: Should we replace Path.IsAlias with a Path.Type property? Unless needed, bool would be more efficient
// // Defines the type of a path
// type PathType string
// const (
// // Path is only an alias - it doesn't dictate where the target is actually residing.
// PathTypeAlias PathTargetType = "alias"
// // Path is representing the residency of a resource (e.g. chain of parent spaces)
// PathTypePrimary PathTargetType = "primary"
// )
// Defines path attributes that can be used for sorting and filtering.
type PathAttr int
// Order enumeration.
const (
PathAttrNone PathAttr = iota
PathAttrId
PathAttrPath
PathAttrCreated
PathAttrUpdated
)
// ParsePathAttr parses the path attribute string
// and returns the equivalent enumeration.
func ParsePathAttr(s string) PathAttr {
switch strings.ToLower(s) {
case "id":
return PathAttrId
case "path":
return PathAttrPath
case "created", "created_at":
return PathAttrCreated
case "updated", "updated_at":
return PathAttrUpdated
default:
return PathAttrNone
}
}