API

Smarter.apps.dashboard.views.dashboard.api.my_resources

This module provides custom Django context processors for the Smarter dashboard application. These context processors are designed to inject additional context variables into templates that inherit from base.html, supporting the dynamic rendering of dashboard and branding information throughout the application.

Overview

The context processors in this module serve the following purposes:

  • Dashboard Context: Supplies user-specific and application-wide metadata,

    such as the current user’s email, username, role flags, product version, and resource counts (e.g., llm_clients, plugins, API keys, custom domains, connections, and secrets). This enables the dashboard to display personalized and up-to-date information for each authenticated user.

  • Branding Context: Provides organization-specific branding details, including

    support contact information, corporate name, address, social media links, and copyright notices. This ensures consistent branding and support information across all dashboard templates.

  • Cache Busting: Adds a cache-busting query parameter to static asset URLs

    during local development, preventing browsers from serving outdated static files.

Caching

Many of the resource-counting functions in this module are decorated with a caching mechanism to reduce database load and improve performance. The cache timeout is configurable and set to 60 seconds by default.

cache_invalidations(user_profile) is a utility function provided to invalidate all relevant caches when user data changes, ensuring that the dashboard reflects the most current information.

Usage

To use these context processors, add their import paths to the TEMPLATES['OPTIONS']['context_processors'] list in your Django settings. This will make the provided context variables available in all templates rendered by Django that inherit from base.html.

Note

This module does not document individual function signatures or arguments, as these are automatically included by Sphinx’s automodule directive. For detailed API documentation, refer to the generated documentation for each function.

class smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.MyResourcesView(**kwargs)[source]

Bases: SmarterAuthenticatedWebView

API view for the “My Resources” React component on the dashboard.

property formatted_class_name: str

Returns the class name in a formatted string along with the name of this view.

post(request, *args, **kwargs)[source]
Return type:

JsonResponse

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_api_keys(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the total number of API keys associated with the specified user.

This function queries the database for all API key records linked to llm_clients owned by the user’s account. The resulting count is used to display the user’s available API keys on the dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to reduce database queries and improve dashboard performance.

Parameters:

  • user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – UserProfile instance. The user profile whose API keys are to be counted.

  • invalidate (bool) – Boolean, optional. If True, invalidates the cache before fetching.

Returns:

The number of API keys belonging to the user.

Return type:

int

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_connections(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the total number of API and SQL connections associated with the specified user.

This function queries the database for all API and SQL connection records linked to the user’s account. The resulting count is used to display the user’s available connections on the dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to reduce database queries and improve dashboard performance.

Parameters:

  • user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – UserProfile instance. The user profile whose connections are to be counted.

  • invalidate (bool) – Boolean, optional. If True, invalidates the cache before fetching.

Returns:

The number of API and SQL connections belonging to the user.

Return type:

int

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_custom_domains(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the total number of custom domains associated with the specified user.

This function queries the database for all custom domain records linked to llm_clients owned by the user’s account. The resulting count is used to display the user’s available custom domains on the dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to reduce database queries and improve dashboard performance.

Parameters:

  • user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – UserProfile instance. The user profile whose custom domains are to be counted.

  • invalidate (bool) – Boolean, optional. If True, invalidates the cache before fetching.

Returns:

The number of custom domains belonging to the user.

Return type:

int

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_llm_clients(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the total number of llm_clients associated with the specified user.

This function queries the database for all llm_client instances linked to the user’s account, regardless of deployment status. The resulting count is used to display the user’s available llm_clients on the dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to reduce database queries and improve dashboard performance.

Parameters:

  • user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – UserProfile instance. The user profile whose llm_clients are to be counted.

  • invalidate (bool) – Boolean, optional. If True, invalidates the cache before fetching.

Returns:

The number of llm_clients belonging to the user.

Return type:

int

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_pending_deployments(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the number of llm_client deployments that are pending for the specified user.

This function queries the database for all llm_client instances associated with the user’s account that have not yet been deployed. The result is used to inform users of outstanding deployment actions required on their dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to minimize database load and improve dashboard responsiveness.

Parameters:

  • invalidate (bool) – Boolean, optional. If True, invalidates the cache before fetching.

  • user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – UserProfile instance. The user profile whose pending deployments are to be counted.

Returns:

The number of pending llm_client deployments for the user.

Return type:

int

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_plugins(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the total number of plugins associated with the specified user.

This function queries the database for all plugin metadata records linked to the user’s account. The resulting count is used to display the user’s available plugins on the dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to reduce database queries and improve dashboard performance.

Parameters:

  • user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – UserProfile instance. The user profile whose plugins are to be counted.

  • invalidate (bool) – Boolean, optional. If True, invalidates the cache before fetching.

Returns:

The number of plugins belonging to the user.

Return type:

int

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_providers(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the total number of providers associated with the specified user’s account.

This function queries the database for all provider records linked to the user’s account. The resulting count is used to display the user’s available providers on the dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to reduce database queries and improve dashboard performance.

Parameters:

user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – The user profile whose providers are to be counted.

Returns:

The number of providers belonging to the user account + those belonging to the official smarter admin.

Return type:

int

smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.my_resources.get_secrets(invalidate=False, user_profile=None)[source]

Returns the total number of secrets associated with the specified user’s profile.

This function queries the database for all secret records linked to the user’s profile. The resulting count is used to display the user’s available secrets on the dashboard.

The result is cached for a short duration to reduce database queries and improve dashboard performance.

Parameters:

user_profile (Optional[UserProfile]) – The user profile whose secrets are to be counted.

Returns:

The number of secrets belonging to the user profile.

Return type:

int

API view for the Dashboard “Service Health” React component.

This module provides a lightweight JSON endpoint consumed by the Service Health React widget on the main dashboard page. It returns version and environment metadata for the running Smarter platform so that operators can quickly verify which versions of core dependencies are active.

Classes:
ServiceHealthView: Authenticated POST endpoint that returns platform

version and environment metadata as a JSON response.

Example

Wire up the view in your URL configuration:

from smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.service_health import ServiceHealthView

urlpatterns = [
    path("service-health/", ServiceHealthView.as_view(), name="service_health"),
]
class smarter.apps.dashboard.views.views.api.service_health.ServiceHealthView(**kwargs)[source]

Bases: SmarterAuthenticatedWebView

Authenticated JSON API view that reports platform version and environment metadata.

Extends SmarterAuthenticatedWebView to restrict access to authenticated users.

On a POST request the view reads version strings and environment information from smarter_settings and returns them as a flat JSON object with an HTTP 200 status.

Response shape:

{
    "smarter_version": "1.2.3",
    "linux_distribution": "Ubuntu 22.04",
    "django_version": "4.2.0",
    "python_version": "3.11.0",
    "pydantic_version": "2.0.0",
    "drf_version": "3.14.0"
}
property formatted_class_name: str

Returns the class name in a formatted string along with the name of this view.

post(request, *args, **kwargs)[source]

Handle POST requests to return platform health metadata.

Parameters:

  • request (HttpRequest) – The incoming HTTP POST request from the client.

  • args – Additional positional arguments forwarded by the URL dispatcher.

  • kwargs – Additional keyword arguments forwarded by the URL dispatcher.

Returns:

A JSON response containing platform version and environment metadata.

Return type:

JsonResponse