require "json" module Recurly # This is a wrapper class to help parse http response into Recurly objects. class JSONParser # Parses the json body into a recurly object. # # @param client [Client] The Recurly client which made the request. # @param body [String] The JSON string to parse. # @return [Resource] def self.parse(client, body) data = JSON.parse(body) from_json(data).tap do |object| object.client = client if object.requires_client? end end # Converts the parsed JSON into a Recurly object. # # *TODO*: Instead of inferring this type from the `object` # attribute. We should instead "register" the response type # in the client/operations code. The `get`, `post`, etc methods # could explicitly state their response types. # # @param data [Hash] The parsed JSON data # @return [Error,Resource] def self.from_json(data) type = if data.has_key?("error") "error" else data["object"] end klazz = self.recurly_class(type) unless klazz raise ArgumentError, "Unknown resource for json type #{type}" end data = data["error"] if klazz == Resources::Error klazz.cast(data) end # Returns the Recurly ruby class responsible for the Recurly json key. # # @example # JSONParser.recurly_class('list') # #=> Recurly::Page # @example # JSONParser.recurly_class('shipping_address') # #=> Recurly::Resources::ShippingAddress # # @param type [String] The JSON key. # @return [Resource,Pager,nil] def self.recurly_class(type) case type when nil nil when "list" Resources::Page else type_camelized = type.split("_").map(&:capitalize).join if Resources.const_defined?(type_camelized, false) Resources.const_get(type_camelized, false) elsif Recurly::STRICT_MODE raise ArgumentError, "Could not find Recurly Resource responsible for key #{type}" end end end end end