pspring-rest-client
This framework is member of pspring based family of frameworks. It provides a means to create rest clients with minimal code. requests library is used internally for http requests.
Annotations / Decorators that come along with this framework are listed below
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@RestClient(url="")This decorator will add few boiler plate code that is required to interact with any rest endpoint. The methods significant aresend,getUrl,addHeader.The
sendmethod would accept all arguments thatrequests.requestmethod would. This method will throwPayloadExceptionfor all not HTTP 200 responses. ThePayloadExceptionhasresponseandstatusCodeattributes which can be further used for error handling. TheaddHeader(name,value)method would add an header ThegetUrlwill get the url that is configured along with@RestClientdecorator. ThehandleErrormethod is exists on the object will be invoked when received a non http 200 response. -
@Mapping(method="",url="")This decorator will take care of replacing parameters in the url from arguments passed, send the request and return the response
Useful classes in this framework
RegExResponseMapper - this class can be used to tranform one dictionary to another using regex. An example is shown below. The source dictionary fields can be accessed using $ notation. In the below example message is a field inside the `response dictionary.
regexmapper = RegExResponseMapper({
".*Customer does not exist.*" : {
"statusCode" : "404",
"code" : "APS-1001",
"message" : "$response.message"
},
".*" : {
"statusCode" : "500",
"code" : "APS-1002",
"message" : "$response.message"
}
})
@RestClient(url="https://myapi.com")
class MyRestClient():
@Mapping(method="GET",url="/user/{firstName}")
def getCustomer(self,firstName):
pass
@Mapping(method="POST",url="/user/",data=json)
def saveCustomer(self):
pass
@Mapping(method="POST",url="/user/")
def saveCustomer(self,customer):
self.json=customer
def handleError(self,response):
return regexmapper.map(response)
Documentation at pspring-rest-client
To do:
- To return objects based on the return type from the response received.
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