grafana/public/app/features/api-keys/state/reducers.ts
Ashley Harrison 80b55f09ad
Configuration: You can now see your expired API keys if you have no active ones (#42452)
* Configuration: Always display expired API keys

* Use exclamation-triangle instead

* Reintroduce toggle, move logic into store and call both endpoints

* Handle apiKeys without TTL

* Remove backend changes and make checks in frontend instead
2021-12-16 11:46:09 +00:00

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import { createSlice } from '@reduxjs/toolkit';
import { ApiKeysState } from 'app/types';
export const initialApiKeysState: ApiKeysState = {
hasFetched: false,
includeExpired: false,
keys: [],
keysIncludingExpired: [],
searchQuery: '',
};
const apiKeysSlice = createSlice({
name: 'apiKeys',
initialState: initialApiKeysState,
reducers: {
apiKeysLoaded: (state, action): ApiKeysState => {
const { keys, keysIncludingExpired } = action.payload;
const includeExpired =
action.payload.keys.length === 0 && action.payload.keysIncludingExpired.length > 0
? true
: state.includeExpired;
return { ...state, hasFetched: true, keys, keysIncludingExpired, includeExpired };
},
setSearchQuery: (state, action): ApiKeysState => {
return { ...state, searchQuery: action.payload };
},
includeExpiredToggled: (state): ApiKeysState => {
return { ...state, includeExpired: !state.includeExpired };
},
isFetching: (state): ApiKeysState => {
return { ...state, hasFetched: false };
},
},
});
export const { apiKeysLoaded, includeExpiredToggled, isFetching, setSearchQuery } = apiKeysSlice.actions;
export const apiKeysReducer = apiKeysSlice.reducer;
export default {
apiKeys: apiKeysReducer,
};