Use permission level model for permissions

This is better. Because having 20 fucking columns for permissions is STUPID.
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jvyden 2022-05-22 15:51:02 -04:00
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#nullable enable
using LBPUnion.ProjectLighthouse.Administration;
using LBPUnion.ProjectLighthouse.Configuration;
using LBPUnion.ProjectLighthouse.PlayerData.Profiles;
using LBPUnion.ProjectLighthouse.Servers.Website.Pages.Layouts;
@ -29,14 +30,14 @@ public class UsersPage : BaseLayout
this.SearchValue = name.Replace(" ", string.Empty);
this.UserCount = await this.Database.Users.CountAsync(u => !u.Banned && u.Username.Contains(this.SearchValue));
this.UserCount = await this.Database.Users.CountAsync(u => u.PermissionLevel != PermissionLevel.Banned && u.Username.Contains(this.SearchValue));
this.PageNumber = pageNumber;
this.PageAmount = Math.Max(1, (int)Math.Ceiling((double)this.UserCount / ServerStatics.PageSize));
if (this.PageNumber < 0 || this.PageNumber >= this.PageAmount) return this.Redirect($"/users/{Math.Clamp(this.PageNumber, 0, this.PageAmount - 1)}");
this.Users = await this.Database.Users.Where(u => !u.Banned && u.Username.Contains(this.SearchValue))
this.Users = await this.Database.Users.Where(u => u.PermissionLevel != PermissionLevel.Banned && u.Username.Contains(this.SearchValue))
.OrderByDescending(b => b.UserId)
.Skip(pageNumber * ServerStatics.PageSize)
.Take(ServerStatics.PageSize)