require 'faraday'
require 'faraday_middleware'

require_relative 'plaid/middleware'
require_relative 'plaid/products/base_product'
require_relative 'plaid/errors'
require_relative 'plaid/version'
require_relative 'plaid/models'
require_relative 'plaid/products/accounts'
require_relative 'plaid/products/asset_report'
require_relative 'plaid/products/auth'
require_relative 'plaid/products/categories'
require_relative 'plaid/products/credit_details'
require_relative 'plaid/products/identity'
require_relative 'plaid/products/income'
require_relative 'plaid/products/institutions'
require_relative 'plaid/products/item'
require_relative 'plaid/products/processor'
require_relative 'plaid/products/sandbox'
require_relative 'plaid/products/transactions'
require_relative 'plaid/products/investments'
require_relative 'plaid/products/liabilities'
require_relative 'plaid/products/payment_initiation'
require_relative 'plaid/client'

# Public: The namespace for all the things Plaid.
module Plaid
  # Public: Get relaxed models state.
  #
  # We support two modes for parsing response bodies.
  #
  # Strict mode: Unknown attributes will cause NoMethodError.
  #
  # Relaxed mode (default): If a response contains an unknown
  # attribute, it won't cause any error and will be accessible
  # using brackets notation: `response['unknown_attribute']`.
  #
  # Returns truey value for relaxed mode and falsey for strict.
  def relaxed_models?
    if defined?(@relaxed_models)
      @relaxed_models
    else
      true
    end
  end

  # Public: Sets value for relaxed_models.
  def relaxed_models=(value)
    @relaxed_models = value
  end

  module_function :relaxed_models?, :relaxed_models=

  # Internal: Converts date objects to strings if needed.
  #
  # Takes in a string or a Date object and performs necessary operations to
  # return a string representation of the Date.
  #
  # date - Date in Date object form or string form (YYYY-MM-DD).
  #
  # Returns a String with an ISO-8601 date.
  def self.convert_to_date_string(date)
    date.is_a?(String) ? date : date.to_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
  end
end