Rename web-server to API

This change renames the web-server component to API in order to be more
descriptive of its role. The OpenDC API bridges between the frontend on
one side and the database and simulator on the other side.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 59 deletions

diff --git a/web-server/opendc/api/v2/users/userId/endpoint.py b/web-server/opendc/api/v2/users/userId/endpoint.py
deleted file mode 100644
index be3462c0..00000000
--- a/web-server/opendc/api/v2/users/userId/endpoint.py
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
-from opendc.models.project import Project
-from opendc.models.user import User
-from opendc.util.rest import Response
-
-
-def GET(request):
-    """Get this User."""
-
-    request.check_required_parameters(path={'userId': 'string'})
-
-    user = User.from_id(request.params_path['userId'])
-
-    user.check_exists()
-
-    return Response(200, 'Successfully retrieved user.', user.obj)
-
-
-def PUT(request):
-    """Update this User's given name and/or family name."""
-
-    request.check_required_parameters(body={'user': {
-        'givenName': 'string',
-        'familyName': 'string'
-    }},
-                                      path={'userId': 'string'})
-
-    user = User.from_id(request.params_path['userId'])
-
-    user.check_exists()
-    user.check_correct_user(request.google_id)
-
-    user.set_property('givenName', request.params_body['user']['givenName'])
-    user.set_property('familyName', request.params_body['user']['familyName'])
-
-    user.update()
-
-    return Response(200, 'Successfully updated user.', user.obj)
-
-
-def DELETE(request):
-    """Delete this User."""
-
-    request.check_required_parameters(path={'userId': 'string'})
-
-    user = User.from_id(request.params_path['userId'])
-
-    user.check_exists()
-    user.check_correct_user(request.google_id)
-
-    for authorization in user.obj['authorizations']:
-        if authorization['authorizationLevel'] != 'OWN':
-            continue
-
-        project = Project.from_id(authorization['projectId'])
-        project.delete()
-
-    old_object = user.delete()
-
-    return Response(200, 'Successfully deleted user.', old_object)