element-web-Github/src/Roles.js
Luke Barnard 52af7a7659 Attempt to clarify the affect that the users_default has on power levels
This modifies displayed power levels such that:
 - If users_default is !== 0:
   - the power level 0 is displayed as "Restricted (0)"
   - the power level users_default is displayed as "Default ({users_default})"
 - Otherwise:
   - the power level 0 is displayed as "Default (0)"

When changing users_default, to say, 10, when the textual powers are rendered
again, they will take users_default into account. So those previously at 10
and which would have previously have been rendered "Custom of 10" will now
read "Default (10)". Conversely, those that were "Default (0)" will now read
"Restricted (0)".
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/*
Copyright 2017 Vector Creations Ltd
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
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See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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*/
import { _t } from './languageHandler';
export function levelRoleMap(usersDefault) {
return {
undefined: _t('Default'),
0: _t('Restricted'),
[usersDefault]: _t('Default'),
50: _t('Moderator'),
100: _t('Admin'),
};
}
export function textualPowerLevel(level, usersDefault) {
const LEVEL_ROLE_MAP = this.levelRoleMap(usersDefault);
if (LEVEL_ROLE_MAP[level]) {
return LEVEL_ROLE_MAP[level] + (level !== undefined ? ` (${level})` : ` (${usersDefault})`);
} else {
return level;
}
}