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python-zaqarclient/marconiclient/common/api.py
Muharem Hrnjadovic 38e2dd0cf3 This adds a transport layer request spec class
The idea here is to be declarative i.e. specify *what* is desired.
It's up to the respective transport (e.g. http, zmq etc.) to turn a
request spec into an appropriate request.

The request spec class also performs some basic validation.  The
assumption is that the Marconi API is stable and known for a given
version. The API info for version 1 is thus captured in the code and
not read from the home document.

Nevertheless I have introduced a separate api_info() function that
allows us to source the API info from the home document at a later point.

Please note also that the `request.Spec` has a `headers` dict property
that can be used by the auth layer to inject auth tokens etc.

Change-Id: Ia72bfadcc84e7aba69aa5f32d76dfa0dc1083e0d
2013-09-24 16:46:38 +02:00

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# Copyright (c) 2013 Rackspace, Inc.
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import collections
ApiInfo = collections.namedtuple('ApiInfo', 'mandatory optional')
_API_DATA = dict(
create_queue=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name']), optional=set()),
list_queues=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(), optional=set(['marker', 'limit', 'detailed'])),
queue_exists=ApiInfo(mandatory=set(['queue_name']), optional=set()),
delete_queue=ApiInfo(mandatory=set(['queue_name']), optional=set()),
set_queue_metadata=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'metadata']), optional=set()),
get_queue_metadata=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name']), optional=set()),
get_queue_stats=ApiInfo(mandatory=set(['queue_name']), optional=set()),
list_messages=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name']),
optional=set(['marker', 'limit', 'echo', 'include_claimed'])),
get_message=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'message_id']),
optional=set(['claim_id'])),
get_messages_by_id=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'message_ids']),
optional=set()),
post_messages=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'messagedata']), optional=set()),
delete_message=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'message_id']),
optional=set(['claim_id'])),
delete_messages_by_id=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'message_ids']), optional=set()),
claim_messages=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'ttl', 'grace_period']),
optional=set(['limit'])),
query_claim=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'claim_id']), optional=set()),
update_claim=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'claim_id', 'ttl']), optional=set()),
release_claim=ApiInfo(
mandatory=set(['queue_name', 'claim_id']), optional=set()),
)
def info():
"""A dict where the keys and values are valid operations and `ApiInfo`
named tuples respectively.
The `ApiInfo` named tuples have a `mandatory` and an `optional` property
that list the params for the respective operation.
"""
return _API_DATA.copy()