Class: JabberAdmin::Commands::GetVcard
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- JabberAdmin::Commands::GetVcard
- Defined in:
- lib/jabber_admin/commands/get_vcard.rb
Overview
Get content from a vCard.
Examples:
JabberAdmin.get_vcard!(
:fn, 'n.given', 'org.orgunit[]', 'u.known[]',
user: '[email protected]'
)
# => {:fn=>"Max Mustermann",
# "n.given"=>"Max",
# "org.orgunit"=>["Marketing", "Production"],
# "u.known"=>nil}
**Heads up!** ejabberd version 18.01 has a bug at the get_vcard2_multi command, which just returns the first element of possible multiple values. (in an array)
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.call(callable, *keys, user:) ⇒ Hash
Pass the correct data to the given callable.
Class Method Details
.call(callable, *keys, user:) ⇒ Hash
Pass the correct data to the given callable.
rubocop:disable Metrics/MethodLength – because the ejabberd REST API
is hard to use in complex scenarios, so we have to work
around it
rubocop:disable Metrics/AbcSize – ditto rubocop:disable Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity – ditto rubocop:disable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity – ditto
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# File 'lib/jabber_admin/commands/get_vcard.rb', line 40 def self.call(callable, *keys, user:) uid, host = user.split('@') val = proc do |key| parts = key.to_s.upcase.split('.') args = { name: parts.shift } meth = 'get_vcard' unless parts.empty? args[:subname] = parts.shift meth = 'get_vcard2' if args[:subname].end_with? '[]' meth += '_multi' args[:subname].delete_suffix!('[]') end end res = callable.call(meth, check_res_body: false, user: uid, host: host, **args) body = (200..299).cover?(res.code) ? JSON.parse(res.body) : nil body.is_a?(Hash) ? body['content'] : body rescue JabberAdmin::Error => e # When ejabberd tells us there was no value, it does this the hard way next if e.response.body.include? 'error_no_value_found_in_vcard' # Same for the case when there is no vCard at all next if e.response.body.include? 'error_no_vcard_found' raise e end # When just one key is requested, we return the value directly return val[keys.first] if keys.one? # When multiple keys are requested, we assemble a hash keys.to_h do |key| res_key = key.is_a?(String) ? key.delete_suffix('[]') : key [res_key, val[key]] end end |