google-api-ruby-client/lib/google/api_client/reference.rb

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gem 'faraday', '~> 0.7.0'
require 'faraday'
require 'faraday/utils'
require 'multi_json'
require 'addressable/uri'
require 'stringio'
require 'google/api_client/discovery'

# TODO - needs some serious cleanup

module Google
  class APIClient
    class Reference
      
      MULTIPART_BOUNDARY = "-----------RubyApiMultipartPost".freeze
      def initialize(options={})
        # We only need this to do lookups on method ID String values
        # It's optional, but method ID lookups will fail if the client is
        # omitted.
        @client = options[:client]
        @version = options[:version] || 'v1'

        self.connection = options[:connection] || Faraday.default_connection
        self.authorization = options[:authorization]
        self.api_method = options[:api_method]
        self.parameters = options[:parameters] || {}
        # These parameters are handled differently because they're not
        # parameters to the API method, but rather to the API system.
        self.parameters['key'] ||= options[:key] if options[:key]
        self.parameters['userIp'] ||= options[:user_ip] if options[:user_ip]
        self.headers = options[:headers] || {}
        if options[:media]
          self.media = options[:media]
          upload_type = parameters['uploadType'] || parameters['upload_type'] 
          case upload_type
          when "media"
            if options[:body] || options[:body_object] 
              raise ArgumentError, "Can not specify body & body object for simple uploads"
            end
            self.headers['Content-Type'] ||= self.media.content_type
            self.body = self.media
          when "multipart"
            unless options[:body_object] 
              raise ArgumentError, "Multipart requested but no body object"              
            end
            # This is all a bit of a hack due to signet requiring body to be a string
            # Ideally, update signet to delay serialization so we can just pass
            # streams all the way down through to the HTTP lib
            metadata = StringIO.new(serialize_body(options[:body_object]))
            env = {
              :request_headers => {'Content-Type' => "multipart/related;boundary=#{MULTIPART_BOUNDARY}"},
              :request => { :boundary => MULTIPART_BOUNDARY }
            }
            multipart = Faraday::Request::Multipart.new
            self.body = multipart.create_multipart(env, [
              [nil,Faraday::UploadIO.new(metadata, 'application/json', 'file.json')], 
              [nil, self.media]])
            self.headers.update(env[:request_headers])
          when "resumable"
            file_length = self.media.length
            self.headers['X-Upload-Content-Type'] = self.media.content_type
            self.headers['X-Upload-Content-Length'] = file_length.to_s
            if options[:body_object]
              self.headers['Content-Type'] ||= 'application/json'
              self.body = serialize_body(options[:body_object]) 
            else
              self.body = ''
            end
          else
            raise ArgumentError, "Invalid uploadType for media"
          end 
        elsif options[:body]
          self.body = options[:body]
        elsif options[:body_object]
          self.headers['Content-Type'] ||= 'application/json'
          self.body = serialize_body(options[:body_object])
        else
          self.body = ''
        end
        unless self.api_method
          self.http_method = options[:http_method] || 'GET'
          self.uri = options[:uri]
          unless self.parameters.empty?
            self.uri.query_values =
              (self.uri.query_values || {}).merge(self.parameters)
          end
        end
      end
      
      def serialize_body(body)
        return body.to_json if body.respond_to?(:to_json)
        return MultiJson.dump(options[:body_object].to_hash) if body.respond_to?(:to_hash)
        raise TypeError, 'Could not convert body object to JSON.' +
                         'Must respond to :to_json or :to_hash.'
      end
      
      def media
        return @media
      end
      
      def media=(media)
        @media = (media)
      end
      
      def authorization
        return @authorization
      end
      
      def authorization=(new_authorization)
        @authorization = new_authorization
      end
      
      def connection
        return @connection
      end

      def connection=(new_connection)
        if new_connection.kind_of?(Faraday::Connection)
          @connection = new_connection
        else
          raise TypeError,
            "Expected Faraday::Connection, got #{new_connection.class}."
        end
      end

      def api_method
        return @api_method
      end

      def api_method=(new_api_method)
        if new_api_method.kind_of?(Google::APIClient::Method) ||
            new_api_method == nil
          @api_method = new_api_method
        elsif new_api_method.respond_to?(:to_str) ||
            new_api_method.kind_of?(Symbol)
          unless @client
            raise ArgumentError,
              "API method lookup impossible without client instance."
          end
          new_api_method = new_api_method.to_s
          # This method of guessing the API is unreliable. This will fail for
          # APIs where the first segment of the RPC name does not match the
          # service name. However, this is a fallback mechanism anyway.
          # Developers should be passing in a reference to the method, rather
          # than passing in a string or symbol. This should raise an error
          # in the case of a mismatch.
          api = new_api_method[/^([^.]+)\./, 1]
          @api_method = @client.discovered_method(
            new_api_method, api, @version
          )
          if @api_method
            # Ditch the client reference, we won't need it again.
            @client = nil
          else
            raise ArgumentError, "API method could not be found."
          end
        else
          raise TypeError,
            "Expected Google::APIClient::Method, got #{new_api_method.class}."
        end
      end

      def parameters
        return @parameters
      end

      def parameters=(new_parameters)
        # No type-checking needed, the Method class handles this.
        @parameters = new_parameters
      end

      def body
        return @body
      end

      def body=(new_body)
        if new_body.respond_to?(:to_str)
          @body = new_body.to_str
        elsif new_body.respond_to?(:read)
          @body = new_body.read()
        elsif new_body.respond_to?(:inject)
          @body = (new_body.inject(StringIO.new) do |accu, chunk|
            accu.write(chunk)
            accu
          end).string
        else
          raise TypeError, "Expected body to be String, IO, or Enumerable chunks."
        end
      end

      def headers
        return @headers ||= {}
      end

      def headers=(new_headers)
        if new_headers.kind_of?(Array) || new_headers.kind_of?(Hash)
          @headers = new_headers
        else
          raise TypeError, "Expected Hash or Array, got #{new_headers.class}."
        end
      end

      def http_method
        return @http_method ||= self.api_method.http_method
      end

      def http_method=(new_http_method)
        if new_http_method.kind_of?(Symbol)
          @http_method = new_http_method.to_s.upcase
        elsif new_http_method.respond_to?(:to_str)
          @http_method = new_http_method.to_str.upcase
        else
          raise TypeError,
            "Expected String or Symbol, got #{new_http_method.class}."
        end
      end

      def uri
        return @uri ||= self.api_method.generate_uri(self.parameters)
      end

      def uri=(new_uri)
        @uri = Addressable::URI.parse(new_uri)
      end

      def to_request
        if self.api_method
          return self.api_method.generate_request(
            self.parameters, self.body, self.headers
          )
        else
          return Faraday::Request.create(
            self.http_method.to_s.downcase.to_sym
          ) do |req|
            req.url(Addressable::URI.parse(self.uri))
            req.headers = Faraday::Utils::Headers.new(self.headers)
            req.body = self.body
          end
        end
      end

      def to_hash
        options = {}
        if self.api_method
          options[:api_method] = self.api_method
          options[:parameters] = self.parameters
        else
          options[:http_method] = self.http_method
          options[:uri] = self.uri
        end
        options[:headers] = self.headers
        options[:body] = self.body
        options[:connection] = self.connection
        options[:authorization] = self.authorization unless self.authorization.nil?
        return options
      end
    end
  end
end