@zextras/carbonio-shell-ui/lib/network/edit-settings.d.ts

The Zextras Carbonio web client

import type { Mods, CreateIdentityResponse, ModifyPropertiesResponse, ModifyPrefsResponse, ModifyIdentityResponse, RevokeRightsResponse, DeleteIdentityResponse, GrantRightsResponse } from '../types/network';
export type EditSettingsBatchResponse = {
    ModifyPropertiesResponse?: ModifyPropertiesResponse[];
    ModifyPrefsResponse?: ModifyPrefsResponse[];
    ModifyIdentityResponse?: ModifyIdentityResponse[];
    DeleteIdentityResponse?: DeleteIdentityResponse[];
    CreateIdentityResponse?: CreateIdentityResponse[];
    RevokeRightsResponse?: RevokeRightsResponse[];
    GrantRightsResponse?: GrantRightsResponse[];
};
/**
 * @deprecated Use a specific soap fetch request per module instead.
 *
 * The edit settings function is performing a xml request which leads to network errors due to
 * the content, and it is highly linking shell with modules.
 * When the data are not related to the account, the management of the settings should be internal
 * to the module itself. When the data to update are something strictly related to the account, and
 * are or might be useful to other modules, the network update should be performed by the module itself,
 * and then be propagated to other modules, to let every module interested in those data to react to the update.
 *
 * See SHELL-226, SHELL-222 to see how to propagate the update of settings to all other modules.
 */
export declare const editSettings: (mods: Partial<Mods>, appId?: string) => Promise<EditSettingsBatchResponse>;
export declare const getEditSettingsForApp: (app: string) => (mods: Mods) => Promise<EditSettingsBatchResponse & {
    type: "fulfilled";
}>;