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require 'rubygems'
require 'sk_sdk'
require 'active_resource'
require 'active_resource/version'
# patches are for specific AR version
if ActiveResource::VERSION::MAJOR == 3
  require 'sk_sdk/ar_cli/patches/ar3/base'
  require 'sk_sdk/ar_cli/patches/ar3/validations'
elsif ActiveResource::VERSION::MAJOR < 3
  require 'sk_sdk/ar_cli/patches/ar2/validations'
  require 'sk_sdk/ar_cli/patches/ar2/base'
end

class SK::SDK::Base < ActiveResource::Base
  self.format = :json
  # hook before init in activeresource base because json comes in nested:
  # {client={data}
  def initialize(attributes = {})
    attr = attributes[self.class.element_name] || attributes
    super(attr)
  end

  def save; save_with_validation; end

  # Define the connection to be used when talking to a salesking server
  # === Params
  # opts<Hash{Symbol=>String}>:: options
  # == opts
  # :site<String>:: SalesKing Url, required
  # :token<String>:: oAuth2 access token, will be added to the request header if
  # set user/pass are not needed, so this is what you should be using!
  # :user<String>:: if using httpBasic auth set to sk user login email
  # :password<String>:: if using httpBasic sk user password
  def self.set_connection(opts)
    self.site     = opts[:site]
    self.format   = :json # f*** xml
    if opts[:token] #oAuth access token in header
      self.headers['Authorization'] = "Bearer #{opts[:token]}"
    else  
      self.user     = opts[:user]
      self.password = opts[:password]
    end
  end

  # If headers are not defined in a given subclass, then obtain
  # headers from the superclass.
  def self.headers
    if defined?(@headers)
      @headers
    elsif superclass != Object && superclass.headers
      superclass.headers
    else
      @headers ||= {}
    end
  end
end

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
sk_sdk-0.0.7	lib/sk_sdk/base.rb