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blib/lib/Amazon/API/Botocore/Shape/Utils.pm

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condition	0	14	0.0
subroutine	12	24	50.0
pod	0	11	0.0
total	48	247	19.4

package Amazon::API::Botocore::Shape::Utils;

use strict;
use warnings;

use parent qw(Exporter);

use Amazon::API::Constants qw(:booleans :chars);
use Amazon::API::Template qw(:all);

use Carp;
use Data::Dumper;
use English qw(-no_match_vars);
use List::Util qw( pairs any );
use ReadonlyX;
use Scalar::Util qw(reftype blessed );

our @EXPORT_OK = qw(
  $SHAPE_NAME_TEMPLATE
  create_shape
  create_module_name
  check_pattern
  check_type
  flatten
  get_service_from_class
  param_n
  require_class
  require_shape
  snake_case
);

our %EXPORT_TAGS = ( all => [@EXPORT_OK] );

Readonly::Scalar our $SHAPE_NAME_TEMPLATE =>
  'Amazon::API::Botocore::Shape::%s::%s';

our $VERSION = '2.0.8'; ## no critic (RequireInterpolationOfMetachars)

our $TEMPLATE_START = tell DATA;

########################################################################
sub create_module_name {
########################################################################
  my ($service) = @_;

  my $module_name;

  if ( length $service == 3 ) {
    $module_name = uc $service; # SQS SNS IAM STS SES RDS...
  }
  else {
    # Route53, Cloudwatch? SecretsManager? ...well then provide your own damn name!
    $module_name = ucfirst $service;
  }

  return $module_name;
}

########################################################################
sub require_class {
########################################################################
  my ($class) = @_;

  my $class_path = $class;

  $class_path =~ s/::/\//xsmg;

  my $retval = eval { require "$class_path.pm"; };

  return $retval ? $INC{"$class_path.pm"} : undef;
}

########################################################################
sub get_service_from_class {
########################################################################
  my ($class) = @_;

  # find the service name, we'll need then when creating the request class
  my $name = ref $class ? ref $class : $class;

  if ( $name =~ /::([^:]+)$/xsm ) {
    $name = $1;
  }

  return $name;
}

########################################################################
sub require_shape {
########################################################################
  my ( $shape, $service ) = @_;

  my $class = create_shape_name( $shape, $service );

  my $class_path = require_class $class;

  return $class_path ? $class : undef;
}

########################################################################
# snake_case name
#
# Attempts to create a snake case name from a CamelCase name
# - FooBar => foo_bar
# - FOOBar => FOO_Bar

########################################################################
sub snake_case {
########################################################################
  my ($name) = @_;

  while ( $name =~ s/([[:upper:]])([[:lower:]])/lc("_$1").$2/xsme ) { }; # snake_case the CamelCase

  $name =~ s/^_//xsm;

  $name =~ s/([[:lower:]])([[:upper:]])/$1_$2/gxsm;

  return $name;
}

########################################################################
sub check_pattern {
########################################################################
  my ( $value, $pattern );

  return $TRUE if !$pattern;

  ## no critic

  eval {
    use warnings FATAL => qw( regexp );

    qr/$pattern/;
  };

  if ( !$EVAL_ERROR ) {
    croak "value must match pattern [$pattern]"
      if $value !~ /$pattern/sm;
  }

  return $TRUE;
}

########################################################################
sub check_type {
########################################################################
  my ( $required_type, $type ) = @_;

  if ( ref $required_type ) {
    return any {$type} @{$required_type};
  }

  $type ||= 'SCALAR';

  return $required_type eq $type;

}

########################################################################
# flatten('Tag', $tag_list), flatten({ Tag => $tag_list })
########################################################################
sub flatten {
########################################################################
  my (@args) = @_;

  my ( $name, $list ) = @args;

  if ( ref $name ) {
    ( $name, $list ) = %{$name};
  }

  my $idx = 0;

  my @items = @{$list};

  my @output;

  foreach my $elem (@items) {
    ++$idx;

    if ( ref $elem && reftype($elem) eq 'HASH' ) {
      my @kv = %{$elem};

      foreach my $p ( pairs @kv ) {

        my $key = sprintf '%s.%d.%s', $name, $idx, $p->[0];

        push @output, { $key => $p->[1] };
      }
    }
    else {
      my $key = sprintf '%s.%d', $name, $idx;

      push @output, { $key => $elem };
    }
  }

  return \@output;
}

########################################################################
# param_n() is a rather naive attempt to implement a way to create the
# "param n" notation used by some Amazon APIs (most notably APIs using
# a "map" shape and expecting a query string - e.g. SQS)
#
# Note that param_n() and flatten() are related but produce different
# output and accept slightly different input. Whereas param_n() can be
# sent an object that contains some parameters that might not be
# serialized in the param_n() notation, flatten() input should only be
# an object that will be serialized in an intermediate param_n() format
# suitable for create_urlencoded_content().
#
# Both must be passed a valid request. A "valid" request is one in
# which the parameters represent the serialized version of the "map"
# parameter shape. For example to send multiple tags to one of the
# APIs that use the param_n notation you would pass an object that
# looks like this:
#
# my $tags = Tag => [ { Key => 'Name', Value  => 'foo'},
#                     { Key => 'Env', Value => 'dev }
#                   ];
#
# The finalize() method of botocore request objects
# (Amazon::API::Botocore::Shape) will produce this exact serialized
# representation when passed an object that looks like this:
#
# my $tags = Tag => [ { 'Name' => 'foo' },
#                     { 'Env' => 'dev' },
#                   ];
#
# It knows knows how to create the former structure by consulting the
# botocore metadata for the TagMap "map" type.
#
# param_n() was written prior to the use of botocore metadata and
# assumes the the object being passed was hand rolled by someone with
# the knowledge of the required finalized map object.
#
# flatten($tags) != param_n($tags)
#
# ...however...surprisingly....
#
# create_urlencode_content(flatten($tags)) == create_urlencode_content(param_n($tags))
#
# f(x) <> g(x), but h(f(x)) == h(g(x))
#
# In other words, create_urlencoded_content() in an isomorphic
# transformation function.
#
########################################################################
sub param_n {
########################################################################
  my ( $message, $prefix, $idx ) = @_;

  if ( !defined $idx ) { # first call, check args
    croak 'message argument must be reference'
      if !ref $message;
  }

  my @param_n;

  if ( ref $message ) {
    if ( reftype($message) eq 'HASH' ) {
      foreach my $k ( keys %{$message} ) {
        push @param_n,
          param_n( $message->{$k}, $prefix ? "$prefix.$k" : $k, $idx );
      }
    } ## end if ( reftype($message)...)
    else {
      $idx = 1;
      foreach my $e ( @{$message} ) {
        push @param_n,
          param_n( $e, $prefix ? "$prefix.$idx" : $EMPTY, $idx++ );
      }
    } ## end else [ if ( reftype($message)...)]
  } ## end if ( ref $message )
  else {
    croak 'missing value'
      if !defined $message || $message eq $EMPTY;

    return "$prefix=$message";
  } ## end else [ if ( ref $message ) ]

  return @param_n;
} ## end sub param_n

########################################################################
sub create_shape_name {
########################################################################
  my ( $name, $service ) = @_;

  return sprintf $SHAPE_NAME_TEMPLATE, $service, $name;
}

########################################################################
sub create_shape {
########################################################################
  my (%args) = @_;

  my ( $shape_name, $service_description, $service )
    = @args{qw( name service_description service )};

  my $shapes = $service_description->{shapes};

  my $shape = $shapes->{$shape_name};

  my $shape_class = create_shape_name( $shape_name, $service );

  my $shape_template = fetch_template( *DATA, $TEMPLATE_START );

  my $description = html2pod( $shape->{documentation} );

  my $required = join "\n", map {"=item $_\n"} @{ $shape->{required} };

  my $type = $shape->{type};

  my @members;
  my @see_also;

  if ( $shape->{member} ) {
    push @members, sprintf "=item %s\n", $shape->{member}->{shape};
  }
  elsif ( $shape->{members} ) {
    foreach my $m ( sort keys %{ $shape->{members} } ) {
      my $member = $shape->{members}->{$m};

      my $type          = $member->{shape};
      my $location_name = $member->{locationName} || $m;

      $type = sprintf 'L<%s|Amazon::API::Botocore::Shape::%s::%s/%s>', $type,
        $service,
        $type, $type;

      push @see_also, $type;

      my $description = html2pod( $member->{documentation} );
      $description =~ s/\A\n+//xsm;
      $description =~ s/[\n]+\z//xsm;

      my $item = <<'END_OF_ITEM';
=item Name: %s

=over 10

=item Type

%s

=item Description

%s

=back
END_OF_ITEM

      push @members, sprintf $item, $m, $type, $description;
    }
  }

  my @limits;

  foreach (qw( max min pattern )) {
    if ( $shape->{$_} ) {
      push @limits, sprintf "=item %s: %s\n", $_, $shape->{$_};
    }
  }

  my $lc_name = snake_case $shape_name;

  my %parameters = (
    to_template_var('see_also')     => join( "$COMMA ", @see_also ),
    to_template_var('lc_name')      => $lc_name,
    to_template_var('package_name') => $shape_name,
    to_template_var('program_name') => $PROGRAM_NAME,
    to_template_var('timestamp')    => scalar(localtime),
    to_template_var('class')        => $shape_class,
    to_template_var('shape')        => JSON->new->pretty->encode($shape),
    to_template_var('service')      => $service,
    to_template_var('description')  => $description,
    to_template_var('type')         => $type,
    to_template_var('required')     => $required,
    to_template_var('members')      => join( "\n", @members ) . "\n",
    to_template_var('limits')       => join( "\n", @limits ) . "\n",
  );

  my $synopsis;

  if ( !$shape->{members}->{message} ) {
    $synopsis = <<'END_OF_POD';
=head1 SYNOPSIS

 my $@lc_name@ = @class@->new( $parameters );
END_OF_POD

    $synopsis = render_template( $synopsis, \%parameters );
  }

  $parameters{ to_template_var('synopsis') } = $synopsis // $EMPTY;

  my $pod = render_template( $shape_template, \%parameters );

  return $pod;
}

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__DATA__

########################################################################
package @class@;
########################################################################

# Autogenerated on @timestamp@

use parent qw(Amazon::API::Botocore::Shape);

use strict;
use warnings;

use JSON qw(decode_json);

our $SHAPE = <<'SHAPE';
@shape@
SHAPE

our $SHAPE_DEFINITION = decode_json($SHAPE);

########################################################################
sub new {
########################################################################
  my ( $class, $value ) = @_;

  my $options = $SHAPE_DEFINITION;

  $options->{_value} = $value;
  $options->{service} = '@service@';

  my $self = $class->SUPER::new($options);

  return $self;
}


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=pod

=encoding utf8

=head1 NAME

@class@

@synopsis@

=head1 DESCRIPTION

@description@

=head1 PARAMETERS

=over 5

=item Type: @type@

@limits@

=back

=over 5

@members@

=back

=head1 NOTE

You almost never need to actually instantiate these objects
manually if you are using the APIs that are built using Botocore
support. Data structures required for each API are created
automatically for you from simple Perl objects.  For example to create
an SQS queue the Botocore documentation states that you need to pass the
C<QueueName>, C<Attribute> and C<Tag> values.

 my $result = $sqs->CreateQueue(
    {
     QueueName => 'foo',
     Tag       => [ { Name              => 'foo' }, { Env => 'dev' } ],
     Attribute => [ { VisibilityTimeout => 40 },    { DelaySeconds => 60 } ]
    });

Each of these parameters is described in the Botocore metadata as one
of several different shapes which ultimately are mapped to one of the
data types below.

=over 5

=item * map

A I<map> generally corresponds to an array of hashes which represent key/value pairs.

=item * list

A I<list> corresponds to an array. Lists can have a minimum or maximum length.

=item * string

A I<string> corresponds to a SCALAR containing a character string. The
string may be constrained by a pattern or can be an enumeration.

=item * integer

An I<integer> corresponds to a SCALAR containing an integer value.
The integer may have a max and minimum value.

=item * boolean

A I<boolean> values corresponds to a SCALAR containing the values 'true' or 'false'

=back

L<Amazon::API::Botocore::Shape> handles converting Perl data
structures into shapes and eventually back into Perl data structures
which can be properly serialized as input to the APIs.

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<Amazon::API>, L<Amazon::API::Botocore::Shape>
@see_also@

=head1 AUTHOR

Autogenerated by @program_name@ on @timestamp@

=cut

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