Examples with HttpMethod com.palantir.dialogue.HttpMethod used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HttpMethod

use of com.palantir.dialogue.HttpMethod in project dialogue by palantir.

the class ContentEncodingChannelTest method testChannelCreationWithTag.

@Test
void testChannelCreationWithTag() {
    EndpointChannel delegate = _req -> Futures.immediateCancelledFuture();
    EndpointChannel result = ContentEncodingChannel.of(delegate, new Endpoint() {

        @Override
        public HttpMethod httpMethod() {
            return HttpMethod.POST;
        }

        @Override
        public String serviceName() {
            return "service";
        }

        @Override
        public String endpointName() {
            return "endpoint";
        }

        @Override
        public String version() {
            return "1.2.3";
        }

        @Override
        public Set<String> tags() {
            return ImmutableSet.of("compress-request");
        }
    });
    assertThat(result).isNotSameAs(delegate);
}

Example 2 with HttpMethod

use of com.palantir.dialogue.HttpMethod in project dialogue by palantir.

the class EndpointDefinitions method tryParseEndpointDefinition.

public Optional<EndpointDefinition> tryParseEndpointDefinition(ExecutableElement element) {
    AnnotationReflector requestAnnotationReflector = MoreElements.getAnnotationMirror(element, Request.class).toJavaUtil().map(ImmutableAnnotationReflector::of).orElseThrow();
    EndpointName endpointName = ImmutableEndpointName.of(element.getSimpleName().toString());
    HttpMethod method = HttpMethod.valueOf(requestAnnotationReflector.getFieldMaybe("method", VariableElement.class).get().getSimpleName().toString());
    Optional<HttpPath> maybeHttpPath = httpPathParser.getHttpPath(element, requestAnnotationReflector);
    Optional<ReturnType> maybeReturnType = returnTypesResolver.getReturnType(endpointName, element, requestAnnotationReflector);
    List<Optional<ArgumentDefinition>> args = element.getParameters().stream().map(arg -> getArgumentDefinition(endpointName, arg)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    if (!args.stream().filter(Predicates.not(Optional::isPresent)).collect(Collectors.toList()).isEmpty() || maybeHttpPath.isEmpty() || maybeReturnType.isEmpty()) {
        return Optional.empty();
    }
    return Optional.of(ImmutableEndpointDefinition.builder().endpointName(endpointName).httpMethod(method).httpPath(maybeHttpPath.get()).returns(maybeReturnType.get()).addAllArguments(args.stream().map(Optional::get).collect(Collectors.toList())).build());
}

Example 3 with HttpMethod

use of com.palantir.dialogue.HttpMethod in project dialogue by palantir.

the class UserAgentEndpointChannelTest method testServiceNameIsNotValidConjureAgent.

@Test
public void testServiceNameIsNotValidConjureAgent() {
    EndpointChannel channel = UserAgentEndpointChannel.create(delegate, new Endpoint() {

        @Override
        public void renderPath(Map<String, String> _params, UrlBuilder _url) {
        }

        @Override
        public HttpMethod httpMethod() {
            return HttpMethod.GET;
        }

        @Override
        public String serviceName() {
            return "Service_Name";
        }

        @Override
        public String endpointName() {
            return "endpoint";
        }

        @Override
        public String version() {
            return "4.5.6";
        }
    }, baseAgent);
    // Special case: In IDEs, tests are run against classes (not JARs) and thus don't carry versions.
    String dialogueVersion = Optional.ofNullable(Channel.class.getPackage().getImplementationVersion()).orElse("0.0.0");
    channel.execute(request);
    verify(delegate).execute(requestCaptor.capture());
    assertThat(requestCaptor.getValue().headerParams().get("user-agent")).containsExactly("test-class/1.2.3 dialogue/" + dialogueVersion);
}