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package Articulate::Response; |
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use Scalar::Util qw(blessed); |
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default_exports qw(new_response); |
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=head1 NAME |
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Articulate::Response - represent a response |
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=cut |
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=head1 FUNCTIONS |
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=head3 response |
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=head3 new_response |
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my $response = new_response type => $data; |
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Creates a new response, using the type and data supplied as the |
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respective arguments. Using this constructor, the error code will be |
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200 unless C is C. |
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sub new_response { |
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my ( $type, $data ) = @_; |
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my $http_code = |
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$type eq 'error' |
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? 500 |
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: 200; |
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return __PACKAGE__->new( |
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type => $type, |
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http_code => $http_code, |
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) unless defined $data; |
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if ( ref $data eq ref {} ) { |
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and blessed $data->{$type} |
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and $data->{$type}->can('http_code') ) |
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$http_code = $data->{$type}->http_code; |
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return __PACKAGE__->new( |
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type => $type, |
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data => $data, |
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http_code => $http_code, |
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=head1 METHODS |
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=head3 new |
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An unremarkable Moo constructor. |
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=head3 serialise |
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Sends the response to Articulate::Serialisation->serialise. |
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Note: the behaviour of this method may change! |
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sub serialise |
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{ # this is convenient as it is probably the next thing which will always be done. |
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# Articulate::Serialisation::serialisation->serialise (shift); |
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=head1 ATTRIBUTES |
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=head3 http_code |
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The HTTP response code which best applies to the response. The default |
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It is not guaranteed that this will be passed to the ultimate client |
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(e.g. a later error may cause a 500; the service may be accessed in a |
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way other than HTTP). |
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has http_code => ( |
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is => 'rw', |
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default => 500, |
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coerce => sub { 0 + shift } |
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The type of response, which will be used by serialisers etc. to |
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determine how to complete processing (e.g. which template to use). |
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has type => ( |
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default => sub { 'error' } |
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The actual content of the response, including any metadata. Typically |
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item => { |
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article => { |
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meta => { ... } |
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content => " ... " |
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has data => ( |
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