<?php namespace Pterodactyl\Http\Requests\Api; use Illuminate\Foundation\Http\FormRequest; use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException; /** * @method \Pterodactyl\Models\User user($guard = null) */ abstract class ApiRequest extends FormRequest { /** * Tracks if the request has been validated internally or not to avoid * making duplicate validation calls. */ private bool $hasValidated = false; /** * Determine if the current user is authorized to perform the requested * action against the API. */ public function authorize(): bool { return false; } /** * Default set of rules to apply to API requests. */ public function rules(): array { return []; } /** * Validate that the resource exists and can be accessed prior to booting * the validator and attempting to use the data. * * @throws \Illuminate\Auth\Access\AuthorizationException */ protected function prepareForValidation() { if (!$this->passesAuthorization()) { $this->failedAuthorization(); } $this->hasValidated = true; } /* * Determine if the request passes the authorization check as well * as the exists check. * * @return bool * * @throws \Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException */ protected function passesAuthorization() { // If we have already validated we do not need to call this function // again. This is needed to work around Laravel's normal auth validation // that occurs after validating the request params since we are doing auth // validation in the prepareForValidation() function. if ($this->hasValidated) { return true; } if (!parent::passesAuthorization()) { return false; } // Only let the user know that a resource does not exist if they are // authenticated to access the endpoint. This avoids exposing that // an item exists (or does not exist) to the user until they can prove // that they have permission to know about it. if ($this->attributes->get('is_missing_model', false)) { throw new NotFoundHttpException(trans('exceptions.api.resource_not_found')); } return true; } }