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# typed: true
# frozen_string_literal: true
module Workato
module Types
# Explicit wrapper for unicode strings.
#
# Workato runtime always converts a String to {Workato::Types::UnicodeString} and
# binary data to {Workato::Types::Binary} before execute an action.
#
# == Call action or trigger by name
#
# SDK emulator applies trigger's or action's input/output schema and normalize string when invoke them by name.
# If you call an operation like this, then emulator passes input with
# {Workato::Types::UnicodeString} or {Workato::Types::Binary} to the operation
#
# CLI
# workato exec 'actions.test_action'
# workato exec 'triggers.test_poll_trigger'
#
# RSpec
# connector.actions.test_action.invoke(input)
# connector.triggers.test_poll_trigger.invoke(input)
#
# == Direct call to execute or poll block
#
# Schema is not applied when call an action's execute block directly. For example
#
# CLI
# workato exec 'actions.test_action.execute'
#
# RSpec
# connector.actions.test_action.execute(settings, input, input_schema, output_schema)
#
# In that case if action's code relies on methods of {Workato::Types::UnicodeString} or {Workato::Types::Binary}
# then this explicit wrapper should be used for correct behavior.
#
# @example
# input = {
# file_content: Workato::Types::Binary.new(File.read('/path/to/file.bin', 'wb')),
# file_name: Workato::Types::UnicodeString.new("Hello World!")
# }
#
# connector.actions.upload(settings, input)
#
# @see Workato::Types::Binary
class UnicodeString < ::String
# @param str Ruby string
def initialize(str)
super(str, **{})
encode!('UTF-8')
end
# Returns false for unicode strings
#
# @return [Boolean]
def binary?
false
end
end
end
end
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