require 'mailgun/exceptions/exceptions' module Mailgun # A Mailgun::Events object makes it really simple to consume # Mailgun's events from the Events endpoint. # # This is not yet comprehensive. # # Examples # # See the Github documentation for full examples. class Events include Enumerable # Public: event initializer # # client - an instance of Mailgun::Client # domain - the domain to build queries def initialize(client, domain) @client = client @domain = domain @paging_next = nil @paging_previous = nil end # Public: Issues a simple get against the client. Alias of `next`. # # params - a Hash of query options and/or filters. # # Returns a Mailgun::Response object. def get(params = nil) self.next(params) end # Public: Using built in paging, obtains the next set of data. # If an events request hasn't been sent previously, this will send one # without parameters # # params - a Hash of query options and/or filters. # # Returns a Mailgun::Response object. def next(params = nil) get_events(params, @paging_next) end # Public: Using built in paging, obtains the previous set of data. # If an events request hasn't been sent previously, this will send one # without parameters # # params - a Hash of query options and/or filters. # # Returns Mailgun::Response object. def previous(params = nil) get_events(params, @paging_previous) end # Public: Allows iterating through all events and performs automatic paging. # # &block - Block to execute on items. def each(&block) items = self.next.to_h['items'] until items.empty? items.each(&block) items = self.next.to_h['items'] end end private # Internal: Makes and processes the event request through the client # # params - optional Hash of query options # paging - the URL key used for previous/next requests # # Returns a Mailgun.Response object. def get_events(params = nil, paging = nil) response = @client.get(construct_url(paging), params) extract_paging(response) response end # Internal: given an event response, pull and store the paging keys # # response - a Mailgun::Response object # # Return is irrelevant. def extract_paging(response) paging = response.to_h['paging'] next_page_url = paging && paging['next'] # gives nil when any one of the keys doens't exist previous_page_url = paging && paging['previous'] # can be replaced with Hash#dig for ruby >= 2.3.0 @paging_next = extract_endpoint_from(next_page_url) @paging_previous = extract_endpoint_from(previous_page_url) end # Internal: given a paging URL, extract the endpoint # # response - the endpoint for the previous/next page # # Returns a String of the partial URI if the given url follows the regular API format # Returns nil in other cases (e.g. when given nil, or an irrelevant url) def extract_endpoint_from(url = nil) URI.parse(url).path[/api.mailgun.net\/v[\d]\/#{@domain}\/events\/(.+)/,1] rescue URI::InvalidURIError nil end # Internal: construct the event path to be used by the client # # paging - the URL key for previous/next set of results # # Returns a String of the partial URI def construct_url(paging = nil) return "#{@domain}/events/#{paging}" if paging "#{@domain}/events" end end end