<?php
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/**
 * H5P Content manager class
 *
 * @package    contenttype_h5p
 * @copyright  2020 Amaia Anabitarte <amaia@moodle.com>
 * @license    http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
 */

namespace contenttype_h5p;


< use stdClass;
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/**
 * H5P Content manager class
 *
 * @package    contenttype_h5p
 * @copyright  2020 Amaia Anabitarte <amaia@moodle.com>
 * @license    http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
 */
class content extends \core_contentbank\content {


>     /**
}
>      * Returns user has access permission for the content itself.
>      * If the H5P content-type library is disabled, the user won't have access to it.
>      *
>      * @return bool     True if content could be accessed. False otherwise.
>      */
>     public function is_view_allowed(): bool {
>         // Force H5P content to be deployed.
>         $fileurl = $this->get_file_url();
>         if (empty($fileurl)) {
>             // This should never happen because H5P contents should have always a file. However, this extra-checked has been added
>             // to avoid the contentbank stop working if, for any unkonwn/weird reason, the file doesn't exist.
>             return false;
>         }
> 
>         // Skip capability check when creating the H5P content (because it has been created by trusted users).
>         $h5pplayer = new \core_h5p\player($fileurl, new \stdClass(), true, '', true);
>         // Flush error messages.
>         $h5pplayer->get_messages();
> 
>         // Check if the H5P entry has been created and if the main library is enabled.
>         $file = $this->get_file();
>         if (!empty($file)) {
>             $h5p = \core_h5p\api::get_content_from_pathnamehash($file->get_pathnamehash());
>             if (empty($h5p)) {
>                 // If there is no H5P entry for this content, it won't be displayed unless the user has the manageanycontent
>                 // capability. Reasons for contents without a proper H5P entry in DB:
>                 // - Invalid H5P package (it won't be never deployed).
>                 // - Disabled content-type library (it can't be deployed so there is no way to know the mainlibraryid).
>                 $context = \context::instance_by_id($this->content->contextid);
>                 if (!has_capability('moodle/contentbank:manageanycontent', $context)) {
>                     return false;
>                 }
>             } else if (!\core_h5p\api::is_library_enabled((object) ['id' => $h5p->mainlibraryid])) {
>                 // If the main library is disabled, it won't be displayed.
>                 return false;
>             }
>         }
> 
>         return parent::is_view_allowed();
>     }
> 
>     /**
>      * Import a file as a valid content.
>      * Before importing the file, this method will check if the file is a valid H5P package. If it's not valid, it will thrown
>      * an exception.
>      *
>      * @throws \file_exception If file operations fail
>      * @param \stored_file $file File to store in the content file area.
>      * @return \stored_file|null the stored content file or null if the file is discarted.
>      */
>     public function import_file(\stored_file $file): ?\stored_file {
>         // The H5P content can be only deployed if the author of the .h5p file can update libraries or if all the
>         // content-type libraries exist, to avoid users without the h5p:updatelibraries capability upload malicious content.
>         $onlyupdatelibs = !\core_h5p\helper::can_update_library($file);
> 
>         if (!\core_h5p\api::is_valid_package($file, $onlyupdatelibs)) {
>             throw new \file_exception('invalidpackage');
>         }
>         return parent::import_file($file);
>     }