Class: Zedlocales::Content

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/zedlocales/content.rb

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.create(*args) {|reshh| ... } ⇒ Object

Yields:

  • (reshh)


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# File 'lib/zedlocales/content.rb', line 66

def create(*args)
  zopts = args.extract_zedkit_options!
  reshh = Zedkit::Client.create('content/content', zopts[:user_key], zopts.zdelete_keys!(%w(user_key)))
  yield(reshh) if (not reshh.nil?) && block_given?
  reshh
end

.delete(*args) {|reshh| ... } ⇒ Object

Yields:

  • (reshh)


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# File 'lib/zedlocales/content.rb', line 81

def delete(*args)
  zopts = args.extract_zedkit_options!
  reshh = Zedkit::Client.delete("content/content/#{zopts[:uuid]}", zopts[:user_key])
  yield(reshh) if (not reshh.nil?) && block_given?
  reshh
end

.get(*args) {|reshh| ... } ⇒ Object

Zedlocales Content

All Zedkit applications have optional content. You can create, read, update, or delete content within content scopes To perform an operation on a specific content scope you need its UUID, as available from the ContentScopes.content method.

To get a Content:

Zedlocales::Content.get(:user_key => user['user_key'], :uuid => content['uuid'])

To update a Content:

Zedlocales::Content.update(:user_key => user['user_key'],
                                 :uuid => content['uuid'], :content => { :content => 'whatever' })

To delete a Content:

Zedlocales::Content.delete(:user_key => user['user_key'], :uuid => scope['uuid'])

To create a new Content you submit the required parameters with the scope UUID that you are creating the content for. Whatever items you send within the :content Hash are passed through to the ZedAPI untouched. There is no client side validation within this gem.

Zedlocales::Content.create(:user_key => user['user_key'], :scope => { :uuid => scope['uuid'] },
                           :content => { :key => 'whatever', :content => 'yo this the api' })

From each of these requests the Zedkit::Client class will return a response hash for your reference, if needed, or as applicable to the request. If there was a HTTP 401 or 404 you will get a nil response. This indicates a security failure or that an UUID is incorrect, not attached the user’s account, or non-existent.

For each request you can also pass a block to process the response directly:

Zedlocales::Content.get(:user_key => user['user_key'], :uuid => content['uuid']) do |result|
end

Yields:

  • (reshh)


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# File 'lib/zedlocales/content.rb', line 58

def get(*args)
  zopts = args.extract_zedkit_options!
  reshh = Zedkit::Client.get("content/content/#{zopts[:uuid]}", zopts[:user_key],
                                          zopts.zdelete_keys!(%w(uuid user_key)))
  yield(reshh) if (not reshh.nil?) && block_given?
  reshh
end

.translations(*args) {|reshh| ... } ⇒ Object

Yields:

  • (reshh)


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# File 'lib/zedlocales/content.rb', line 88

def translations(*args)
  zopts = args.extract_zedkit_options!
  reshh = Zedkit::Client.get("content/translations/#{zopts[:uuid]}", zopts[:user_key],
                                                    zopts.zdelete_keys!(%w(user_key)))
  yield(reshh) if (not reshh.nil?) && block_given?
  reshh
end

.update(*args) {|reshh| ... } ⇒ Object

Yields:

  • (reshh)


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# File 'lib/zedlocales/content.rb', line 73

def update(*args)
  zopts = args.extract_zedkit_options!
  reshh = Zedkit::Client.update("content/content/#{zopts[:uuid]}", zopts[:user_key],
                                             zopts.zdelete_keys!(%w(uuid user_key)))
  yield(reshh) if (not reshh.nil?) && block_given?
  reshh
end