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require 'ostruct'
module Mailgun
# A Mailgun::Response object is instantiated for each response generated
# by the Client request. The Response object supports deserialization of
# the JSON result. Or, if you prefer JSON or YAML formatting, call the
# method for conversion.
#
# See the Github documentation for full examples.
class Response
# All responses have a payload and a code corresponding to http, though
# slightly different
attr_accessor :body, :code
def self.from_hash(h)
# Create a "fake" response object with the data passed from h
self.new OpenStruct.new(h)
end
def initialize(response)
@body = response.body
@code = response.code
end
# Return response as Ruby Hash
#
# @return [Hash] A standard Ruby Hash containing the HTTP result.
def to_h
JSON.parse(@body)
rescue => err
raise ParseError.new(err), err
end
# Replace @body with Ruby Hash
#
# @return [Hash] A standard Ruby Hash containing the HTTP result.
def to_h!
@body = JSON.parse(@body)
rescue => err
raise ParseError.new(err), err
end
# Return response as Yaml
#
# @return [String] A string containing response as YAML
def to_yaml
YAML.dump(to_h)
rescue => err
raise ParseError.new(err), err
end
# Replace @body with YAML
#
# @return [String] A string containing response as YAML
def to_yaml!
@body = YAML.dump(to_h)
rescue => err
raise ParseError.new(err), err
end
end
end
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