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GGThedandClaude Opus 5 20dabecd67 fix(authz): finir SEC-16, que mon propre correctif avait laisse a moitie
La vague K a pose un schema sur create_team et edit_team et a laisse cinq
routes soeurs du meme fichier lire int(request.form.get(...)) : add_coach,
add_manager, remove_coach, remove_manager et add_player. Un identifiant non
numerique y etait un 500 dans chacune.

C'est exactement la lecon que ce projet repete depuis la vague D -- corriger
un motif fautif dans une seule couche le laisse dans les autres -- et cette
fois c'est le correctif lui-meme qui l'a commise. Notee comme telle.

Deux defauts de plus, trouves en finissant.

add_player ecrivait status tel quel dans une colonne NOT NULL String(20). Et
toggle_player_status lit "substitute si status == starter, sinon starter" :
une valeur inconnue devenait donc starter a la premiere bascule, c'est-a-dire
promouvait son porteur. Liste blanche dans TEAM_PLAYER_STATUSES.

Et aucune de ces routes ne regardait is_active_account. La requete qui
alimente la liste deroulante des joueurs ne le filtrait pas non plus, alors
que les deux requetes juste au-dessus, coachs et gerants, le posaient -- deux
lignes d'ecart, meme fichier. Un compte desactive etait donc propose et
accepte, alors que is_active_account est precisement ce qui dit que la
personne a quitte le club. Meme oubli dans tryouts.py.

_staff_member delegue desormais a _assignable au lieu de repeter isinstance :
deux fonctions du meme fichier repondant differemment a "ce compte peut-il
prendre ce role" est la forme de tous les defauts qu'a eus ce module.

Verifie par mutation : retirer le controle d'activite ou la liste blanche
fait tomber trois tests.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
2026-08-11 20:42:26 -04:00

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"""Input validation schemas for the Team Tryouts application.
This module provides Marshmallow schemas for validating and sanitizing
all user inputs including forms, JSON requests, and file uploads.
All validation is centralized here for consistency and maintainability.
Usage:
from validators import LoginSchema
schema = LoginSchema()
errors = schema.validate(request.form)
"""
import re
from flask_babel import lazy_gettext as _l
from marshmallow import (
EXCLUDE,
Schema,
ValidationError,
fields,
pre_load,
validate,
validates_schema,
)
from app.models import ESPORT_GAMES, USER_TYPES
# =============================================================================
# Custom Validators
# =============================================================================
PASSWORD_POLICY = re.compile(r'^(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*\d).{8,}$')
"""Password policy: minimum 8 chars, 1 uppercase, 1 lowercase, 1 digit."""
def validate_password(value):
"""Validate password meets strength requirements.
Requires: minimum 8 characters, at least one uppercase letter,
one lowercase letter, and one digit.
Args:
value: The password string to validate.
Raises:
ValidationError: If password does not meet requirements.
"""
if not PASSWORD_POLICY.match(value):
raise ValidationError(
_l('Password must be at least 8 characters with uppercase, lowercase, and a number.')
)
def validate_username(value):
"""Validate username format.
Usernames must be 3-30 characters and contain only alphanumeric
characters, underscores, and hyphens.
Args:
value: The username string to validate.
Raises:
ValidationError: If username does not meet requirements.
"""
if not re.match(r'^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]{3,30}$', value):
raise ValidationError(
_l('Username must be 3-30 characters (letters, numbers, underscore, hyphen).')
)
def validate_discord_username(value):
"""Validate Discord username format if provided.
Accepts empty strings (optional field). Validates that the username
matches common Discord username patterns.
Args:
value: The Discord username to validate.
Raises:
ValidationError: If the format is invalid.
"""
if not value:
return
if not re.match(r'^[a-zA-Z0-9_.]{2,32}$', value):
raise ValidationError(_l('Invalid Discord username format.'))
def validate_discord_user_id(value):
"""Validate Discord user ID (snowflake) if provided.
Discord user IDs are 17-20 digit numbers.
Args:
value: The Discord user ID to validate.
Raises:
ValidationError: If the format is invalid.
"""
if not value:
return
if not re.match(r'^\d{17,20}$', value):
raise ValidationError(_l('Discord User ID must be a 17-20 digit number.'))
def validate_phone(value):
"""Validate optional phone number format.
Accepts empty strings. Validates common phone formats.
Args:
value: The phone number to validate.
Raises:
ValidationError: If the format is invalid.
"""
if not value:
return
cleaned = re.sub(r'[\s\-\(\)\.]', '', value)
if not re.match(r'^\+?\d{7,15}$', cleaned):
raise ValidationError(_l('Invalid phone number format.'))
# =============================================================================
# Validation Schemas
# =============================================================================
class StripMixin(Schema):
"""Mixin that automatically strips whitespace from all string fields
and ignores unknown fields (e.g., csrf_token from Flask-WTF)."""
class Meta:
"""Marshmallow Meta options."""
unknown = EXCLUDE # Ignore csrf_token and other unknown fields
@pre_load
def normalise_form_values(self, data, **kwargs):
"""Strip whitespace, and read an empty input as an absent one.
Both halves in one hook rather than two: marshmallow gives no
ordering guarantee between several pre_load hooks on the same schema,
and these two have to happen in this order.
The second half is what let the match and tryout forms be validated
at all (ARCH-005). An HTML form submits every field it renders, so an
untouched optional date arrives as '' rather than not arriving —
and '' is not a date, so a schema written the obvious way rejected
every form with a blank optional field. Dropping the key instead lets
`load_default` do its job.
Only fields the schema declares as optional are dropped. A blank
*required* field still has to fail, and say so.
Args:
data: The input dictionary.
Returns:
dict: Data with stripped strings and blank optionals removed.
"""
if not isinstance(data, dict):
return data
stripped = {k: v.strip() if isinstance(v, str) else v for k, v in data.items()}
return {
key: value
for key, value in stripped.items()
if value != '' or self._is_required(key) or self._accepts_blank(key)
}
def _is_required(self, key):
field = self.fields.get(key)
return field is not None and field.required
def _accepts_blank(self, key):
"""True when '' is a value this field means to receive.
A plain String is one: `description=''` on an edit form means "clear
the description", not "leave it alone". An Email is not — there is no
such thing as an empty address, so a blank one is an absent one.
Typed fields (Integer, Date, Time, List) are not Strings and so are
never kept blank, which is the whole point of the hook.
"""
field = self.fields.get(key)
return isinstance(field, fields.String) and not isinstance(field, fields.Email)
class LoginSchema(StripMixin):
"""Validate login form input.
Fields:
username: 3-30 chars, required.
password: Non-empty, required.
"""
username = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=80, error=_l('Username is required.')),
)
password = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, error=_l('Password is required.')),
)
class RegisterSchema(StripMixin):
"""Validate player registration form input.
Fields:
username: 3-30 chars alphanumeric, required.
email: Valid email, required.
password: Meets password policy, required.
confirm_password: Must match password, required.
full_name: 1-100 chars, required.
phone: Optional, valid phone format.
games: Optional list.
discord_username: Optional, valid format.
league_os_profile: Optional URL.
"""
username = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=[
validate.Length(min=3, max=80, error=_l('Username must be 3-80 characters.')),
validate_username,
],
)
email = fields.Email(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(max=120, error=_l('Email must be 120 characters or less.')),
)
password = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate_password,
load_only=True,
)
confirm_password = fields.String(
required=True,
load_only=True,
)
full_name = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=100, error=_l('Full name is required.')),
)
phone = fields.String(
validate=validate_phone,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
games = fields.List(fields.String(), load_default=[])
discord_username = fields.String(
validate=validate_discord_username,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
discord_user_id = fields.String(
validate=validate_discord_user_id,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
league_os_profile = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=256),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
@validates_schema
def validate_password_match(self, data, **kwargs):
"""Ensure confirm_password matches password.
Args:
data: The validated data dictionary.
Raises:
ValidationError: If passwords do not match.
"""
if data.get('password') != data.get('confirm_password'):
raise ValidationError(_l('Passwords do not match.'), field_name='confirm_password')
class CreateUserSchema(StripMixin):
"""Validate president-created user form input.
Fields:
username: 3-30 chars alphanumeric, required.
email: Valid email, required.
password: Meets password policy, required.
full_name: 1-100 chars, required.
role: Must be valid role, required.
phone: Optional, valid phone format.
"""
username = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=[
validate.Length(min=3, max=80, error=_l('Username must be 3-80 characters.')),
validate_username,
],
)
email = fields.Email(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(max=120),
)
password = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate_password,
load_only=True,
)
full_name = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=100, error=_l('Full name is required.')),
)
role = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.OneOf(USER_TYPES, error=_l('Invalid role selected.')),
)
phone = fields.String(
validate=validate_phone,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
class EditUserSchema(StripMixin):
"""Validate president-edited user form input.
Fields:
full_name: 1-100 chars, required.
email: Valid email, required.
role: Must be valid role, required.
is_active_account: Boolean.
phone: Optional.
password: Optional (only if changing).
discord_username: Optional.
discord_user_id: Optional.
league_os_profile: Optional.
games: Optional list.
"""
full_name = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=100, error=_l('Full name is required.')),
)
email = fields.Email(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(max=120),
)
role = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.OneOf(USER_TYPES, error=_l('Invalid role selected.')),
)
is_active_account = fields.Boolean(load_default=True)
phone = fields.String(
validate=validate_phone,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
password = fields.String(
validate=validate_password,
load_only=True,
allow_none=True,
load_default='',
)
discord_username = fields.String(
validate=validate_discord_username,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
discord_user_id = fields.String(
validate=validate_discord_user_id,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
league_os_profile = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=256),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
games = fields.List(fields.String(), load_default=[])
class EditProfileSchema(StripMixin):
"""Validate self-edit profile form input.
Fields:
username: 3-30 chars, required.
full_name: 1-100 chars, required.
email: Valid email, required.
phone: Optional.
password: Optional (only if changing).
discord_username: Optional.
discord_user_id: Optional.
league_os_profile: Optional.
games: Optional list.
"""
username = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=[
validate.Length(min=3, max=80),
validate_username,
],
)
full_name = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=100, error=_l('Full name is required.')),
)
email = fields.Email(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(max=120),
)
phone = fields.String(
validate=validate_phone,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
password = fields.String(
validate=validate_password,
load_only=True,
allow_none=True,
load_default='',
)
discord_username = fields.String(
validate=validate_discord_username,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
discord_user_id = fields.String(
validate=validate_discord_user_id,
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
league_os_profile = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=256),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
games = fields.List(fields.String(), load_default=[])
class UploadContractSchema(StripMixin):
"""Validate contract upload form input.
Fields:
player_id: Integer, required.
notes: Optional text.
"""
player_id = fields.Integer(
required=True,
validate=validate.Range(min=1, error=_l('Player must be selected.')),
)
notes = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=2000, error=_l('Notes must be 2000 characters or less.')),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
#: Where a player stands on a team roster.
#:
#: `TeamPlayer.status` is a NOT NULL String(20) that `add_player` filled from
#: `request.form.get('status', 'starter')` with no check at all, so a forged
#: submission stored any string it liked. It then survived until someone
#: pressed the toggle, which reads `'substitute' if status == 'starter' else
#: 'starter'` — so an unknown value silently became `starter`, i.e. promoted
#: whoever held it (SEC-16).
TEAM_PLAYER_STATUSES = ('starter', 'substitute')
class TeamStaffSchema(StripMixin):
"""One staff id, posted by the add/remove coach and manager forms.
Both ids are optional here even though each route needs exactly one:
`remove_coach` treats an absent id as "remove every coach", and the add
routes already carry their own translated "Please select a coach."
message. Making the field required would replace that message with a
generic one for no gain.
What this schema is for is the conversion. Wave K closed `create_team`
and `edit_team` and left five sibling routes reading `int(...)` straight
off the form — a non-numeric id was a 500 in each. Fixing a pattern in
one place and not its neighbours is the mistake this project keeps
making; this is the same mistake, made by the fix for it.
"""
coach_id = fields.Integer(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
validate=validate.Range(min=1),
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid coach selection.')},
)
manager_id = fields.Integer(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
validate=validate.Range(min=1),
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid manager selection.')},
)
class TeamPlayerSchema(StripMixin):
"""A player being put on a team roster, and where they stand on it."""
player_id = fields.Integer(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
validate=validate.Range(min=1),
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid player selection.')},
)
status = fields.String(
load_default='starter',
validate=validate.OneOf(TEAM_PLAYER_STATUSES, error=_l('Unknown roster status.')),
)
class OneOnOneRequestSchema(StripMixin):
"""A player asking their coach for a session (MNT-12).
This schema existed before and **was never called**: not imported by any
route, not exercised by any test. `one_on_one.py` parsed the same three
fields by hand, three lines apart, and parsed the date a second time to
get its weekday. That is the pattern the audit named as SEC-AUTHZ-001 —
a validation policy that is written down and not applied — surviving in
a corner nobody had looked at since.
The fields were `String` + `Regexp`, which checked the shape and left the
caller to convert. `Date` and `Time` do both, so the route receives the
objects it is going to store and the "is this a date" question is asked
once, in one place.
"""
date = fields.Date(
required=True,
error_messages={
'invalid': _l('Date must be in YYYY-MM-DD format.'),
'required': _l('A date is required.'),
},
)
start_time = fields.Time(
required=True,
error_messages={
'invalid': _l('Start time must be in HH:MM format.'),
'required': _l('A start time is required.'),
},
)
end_time = fields.Time(
required=True,
error_messages={
'invalid': _l('End time must be in HH:MM format.'),
'required': _l('An end time is required.'),
},
)
points = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=2000, error=_l('Points must be 2000 characters or less.')),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
@validates_schema
def validate_window(self, data, **kwargs):
"""A session cannot end before it starts.
Nothing checked this. The form's own `<select>`s made it awkward to
do by accident, which is not the same as impossible — and the request
went to the coach's Discord either way.
"""
start, end = data.get('start_time'), data.get('end_time')
if start and end and end <= start:
raise ValidationError(_l('End time must be after start time.'), field_name='end_time')
class TimeSlotSchema(Schema):
"""One half-hour slot on a weekday: an availability or a coach booking.
Replaces `DisponibilityAddSchema`, which was also defined and never
called. Used for both the form-encoded single add and the JSON bulk
posts, which is why it is a plain Schema — `StripMixin` reads a blank
string as an absent field, and these payloads arrive as JSON where a
missing key is already absent.
`day_of_week` was checked inline as `day is None or day < 0 or day > 6`,
which raises TypeError rather than rejecting when the JSON holds a
string. Here it is an Integer field with a Range.
"""
class Meta:
"""Marshmallow Meta options.
EXCLUDE, like StripMixin, because the single-slot endpoint is posted
as a form and therefore carries `csrf_token`. Without this the schema
rejected every valid submission — found by the test, not by reading.
"""
unknown = EXCLUDE
day_of_week = fields.Integer(
required=True,
validate=validate.Range(min=0, max=6, error=_l('Day must be 0 (Monday) to 6 (Sunday).')),
error_messages={
'invalid': _l('Day must be 0 (Monday) to 6 (Sunday).'),
'required': _l('A day is required.'),
},
)
start_time = fields.Time(
required=True,
error_messages={
'invalid': _l('Start time must be in HH:MM format.'),
'required': _l('A start time is required.'),
},
)
# =============================================================================
# Scheduling — matches and tryouts (ARCH-005)
# =============================================================================
#: The three shapes a tryout match can take. Read by the route to decide how
#: participants are drawn; a value outside this set produced a match with no
#: participants at all and no complaint.
MATCH_TYPES = ('team_vs_team', 'player_vs_player', 'player_scrim')
#: Match lifecycle. Was checked with an inline `if status in [...]` that
#: silently kept the old value on anything else.
MATCH_STATUSES = ('scheduled', 'completed', 'cancelled')
class CommaSeparatedIds(fields.Field):
"""A hidden input holding '3,7,12' — ids picked in the page.
The match form posts its player selections this way. Every route parsed
it by hand, and each did it slightly differently: one dropped empty
segments, another did not, a third called int() on whatever came out and
would have raised a 500 on 'a,b'.
"""
default_error_messages = {'invalid': _l('Player selection is malformed.')}
def _deserialize(self, value, attr, data, **kwargs):
if value is None or value == '':
return []
if isinstance(value, (list, tuple)):
parts = value
else:
parts = str(value).split(',')
try:
return [int(part) for part in (str(p).strip() for p in parts) if part]
except (TypeError, ValueError) as exc:
raise self.make_error('invalid') from exc
class ScheduledEventSchema(StripMixin):
"""What every scheduled thing has: a title, a day, and a window on it.
Shared by matches and team matches, which is also what BaseMatch says at
the model level. Times are real time objects here rather than strings —
the point of validating at the boundary is that a route never handles a
'18:00' again.
"""
title = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=200, error=_l('A title is required.')),
)
description = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=5000),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
date = fields.Date(
required=True,
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid date format.')},
)
start_time = fields.Time(
required=True,
error_messages={
'invalid': _l('Invalid time format.'),
'required': _l('Start time is required. Please select a time slot.'),
},
)
end_time = fields.Time(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid time format.')},
)
location = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=200),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
status = fields.String(
validate=validate.OneOf(MATCH_STATUSES, error=_l('Unknown match status.')),
load_default='scheduled',
)
@validates_schema
def validate_window(self, data, **kwargs):
"""An event cannot end before it starts.
Nothing checked this. A match from 20:00 to 18:00 was accepted, shown
on the calendar as a negative-length block, and announced by Discord
as exactly that.
"""
start = data.get('start_time')
end = data.get('end_time')
if start and end and end <= start:
raise ValidationError(
_l('The end time must come after the start time.'), field_name='end_time'
)
class MatchSchema(ScheduledEventSchema):
"""A match inside a tryout.
match_type is required on creation and immutable afterwards — the edit
form posts it as a hidden field and the route reads it off the record,
not off the form.
"""
match_type = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.OneOf(MATCH_TYPES, error=_l('Unknown match type.')),
)
team1_id = fields.Integer(allow_none=True, load_default=None)
team2_id = fields.Integer(allow_none=True, load_default=None)
team1_player_ids = CommaSeparatedIds(load_default=list)
team2_player_ids = CommaSeparatedIds(load_default=list)
player_ids = fields.List(fields.Integer(), load_default=list)
@validates_schema
def validate_sides(self, data, **kwargs):
"""A team cannot play itself."""
if data.get('team1_id') and data.get('team1_id') == data.get('team2_id'):
raise ValidationError(_l('A team cannot play against itself.'), field_name='team2_id')
class MatchEditSchema(MatchSchema):
"""The same match, being edited.
match_type is not accepted here at all: it decides how participants are
drawn, and changing it on an existing match would leave the old ones
behind. The route takes it from the record.
"""
match_type = fields.String(load_default=None)
class TeamMatchSchema(ScheduledEventSchema):
"""A regular-season match for an organisation team."""
opponent = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=200),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
is_practice = fields.Boolean(load_default=False)
class TryoutSchema(StripMixin):
"""A tryout event, created or edited.
`game` is checked against ESPORT_GAMES: it drives the position list and
the gamertag fields shown to registering players, so an unknown value
produced a tryout nobody could be evaluated for. It was accepted as any
string.
`max_players` was `int(x) if x else None`, which raised on 'twelve' and
happily stored -3.
"""
title = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=200, error=_l('A title is required.')),
)
description = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=5000),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
game = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.OneOf(ESPORT_GAMES, error=_l('Unknown game.')),
)
date = fields.Date(
required=True,
error_messages={
'invalid': _l('Invalid start date format.'),
'required': _l('A start date is required.'),
},
)
end_date = fields.Date(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid end date format.')},
)
location = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=200),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
max_players = fields.Integer(
validate=validate.Range(min=1, error=_l('A tryout must allow at least one player.')),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
error_messages={'invalid': _l('The player limit must be a whole number.')},
)
target_org_team_id = fields.Integer(allow_none=True, load_default=None)
manager_id = fields.Integer(allow_none=True, load_default=None)
coach_ids = fields.List(fields.Integer(), load_default=list)
@validates_schema
def validate_span(self, data, **kwargs):
"""A tryout cannot end before it starts."""
end = data.get('end_date')
if end and data.get('date') and end < data['date']:
raise ValidationError(
_l('End date cannot be before start date.'), field_name='end_date'
)
class OrgTeamSchema(StripMixin):
"""An organisation team, created or edited (SEC-16).
`teams.py` was the one route module wave G's validation pass did not
reach, and it still read every field through `request.form.get` and
converted with a bare `int()`. Two consequences, both reachable from a
hand-made POST by anyone allowed to manage teams:
- `int('abc')` raises, so a non-numeric `coach_id` was a 500;
- `int('-1')` was accepted, and the id was then looked up without ever
checking what role the account had.
The second is the same defect wave G found in `tryouts.py`, where a
forged submission could name a *player* as coach. Here it survived in
two of the three branches of the same file: `edit_team`'s `sync_staff`
path checks `isinstance(user, Coach)`, its other path does not, and
`create_team` does not either. Role checking belongs with the lookup,
not with the schema, so it lives in `_staff_member` in the route — but
the ids have to survive the trip as integers first.
"""
name = fields.String(
required=True,
validate=validate.Length(min=1, max=100, error=_l('Team name is required.')),
error_messages={'required': _l('Team name is required.')},
)
coach_id = fields.Integer(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
validate=validate.Range(min=1),
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid coach selection.')},
)
manager_id = fields.Integer(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
validate=validate.Range(min=1),
error_messages={'invalid': _l('Invalid manager selection.')},
)
coach_ids = fields.List(fields.Integer(validate=validate.Range(min=1)), load_default=list)
manager_ids = fields.List(fields.Integer(validate=validate.Range(min=1)), load_default=list)
sync_staff = fields.String(allow_none=True, load_default=None)
def score_field():
"""One evaluation criterion: 1 to 10, or not scored at all."""
return fields.Integer(
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
validate=validate.Range(min=1, max=10, error=_l('Scores run from 1 to 10.')),
error_messages={'invalid': _l('A score must be a whole number from 1 to 10.')},
)
class EvaluationSchema(StripMixin):
"""A coach's assessment of one player in one tryout (ARCH-005).
Each criterion is scored 1 to 10, or left blank. `validate_score` used to
turn anything else — 11, 0, 'good' — into None: the criterion silently
vanished from the average and the page reported the evaluation as
submitted. A coach could score a player 11 out of 10 and have it counted
as no score at all.
The nine are spelled out rather than generated from Evaluation.CRITERIA,
because a schema is worth reading. test_evaluations.py asserts that the
two lists match, so adding a tenth criterion to the model and forgetting
this file fails the suite rather than silently dropping the field.
"""
mecanics_score = score_field()
cohesion_score = score_field()
communication_score = score_field()
gamesense_score = score_field()
versatility_score = score_field()
discipline_score = score_field()
analysis_score = score_field()
sport_ethics_score = score_field()
mental_score = score_field()
comments = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=5000),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)
position_recommendation = fields.String(
validate=validate.Length(max=50),
allow_none=True,
load_default=None,
)