Examples with EnvironmentReply io.gravitee.cockpit.api.command.environment.EnvironmentReply used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EnvironmentReply

use of io.gravitee.cockpit.api.command.environment.EnvironmentReply in project gravitee-management-rest-api by gravitee-io.

the class EnvironmentCommandHandler method handle.

@Override
public Single<EnvironmentReply> handle(EnvironmentCommand command) {
    EnvironmentPayload environmentPayload = command.getPayload();
    try {
        UpdateEnvironmentEntity newEnvironment = new UpdateEnvironmentEntity();
        newEnvironment.setCockpitId(environmentPayload.getCockpitId());
        newEnvironment.setHrids(environmentPayload.getHrids());
        newEnvironment.setName(environmentPayload.getName());
        newEnvironment.setDescription(environmentPayload.getDescription());
        newEnvironment.setDomainRestrictions(environmentPayload.getDomainRestrictions());
        final EnvironmentEntity environment = environmentService.createOrUpdate(environmentPayload.getOrganizationId(), environmentPayload.getId(), newEnvironment);
        logger.info("Environment [{}] handled with id [{}].", environment.getName(), environment.getId());
        return Single.just(new EnvironmentReply(command.getId(), CommandStatus.SUCCEEDED));
    } catch (Exception e) {
        logger.error("Error occurred when handling environment [{}] with id [{}].", environmentPayload.getName(), environmentPayload.getId(), e);
        return Single.just(new EnvironmentReply(command.getId(), CommandStatus.ERROR));
    }
}

Example 2 with EnvironmentReply

use of io.gravitee.cockpit.api.command.environment.EnvironmentReply in project gravitee-management-rest-api by gravitee-io.

the class EnvironmentCommandHandlerTest method handleWithException.

@Test
public void handleWithException() {
    EnvironmentPayload environmentPayload = new EnvironmentPayload();
    EnvironmentCommand command = new EnvironmentCommand(environmentPayload);
    environmentPayload.setId("env#1");
    environmentPayload.setCockpitId("env#cockpit-1");
    environmentPayload.setOrganizationId("orga#1");
    environmentPayload.setDescription("Environment description");
    environmentPayload.setName("Environment name");
    environmentPayload.setDomainRestrictions(Arrays.asList("domain.restriction1.io", "domain.restriction2.io"));
    when(environmentService.createOrUpdate(eq("orga#1"), eq("env#1"), any(UpdateEnvironmentEntity.class))).thenThrow(new RuntimeException("fake error"));
    TestObserver<EnvironmentReply> obs = cut.handle(command).test();
    obs.awaitTerminalEvent();
    obs.assertNoErrors();
    obs.assertValue(reply -> reply.getCommandId().equals(command.getId()) && reply.getCommandStatus().equals(CommandStatus.ERROR));
}

Example 3 with EnvironmentReply

use of io.gravitee.cockpit.api.command.environment.EnvironmentReply in project gravitee-management-rest-api by gravitee-io.

the class EnvironmentCommandHandlerTest method handle.

@Test
public void handle() {
    EnvironmentPayload environmentPayload = new EnvironmentPayload();
    EnvironmentCommand command = new EnvironmentCommand(environmentPayload);
    environmentPayload.setId("env#1");
    environmentPayload.setCockpitId("env#cockpit-1");
    environmentPayload.setHrids(Collections.singletonList("env-1"));
    environmentPayload.setOrganizationId("orga#1");
    environmentPayload.setDescription("Environment description");
    environmentPayload.setName("Environment name");
    environmentPayload.setDomainRestrictions(Arrays.asList("domain.restriction1.io", "domain.restriction2.io"));
    when(environmentService.createOrUpdate(eq("orga#1"), eq("env#1"), argThat(newEnvironment -> newEnvironment.getCockpitId().equals(environmentPayload.getCockpitId()) && newEnvironment.getHrids().equals(environmentPayload.getHrids()) && newEnvironment.getDescription().equals(environmentPayload.getDescription()) && newEnvironment.getName().equals(environmentPayload.getName()) && newEnvironment.getDomainRestrictions().equals(environmentPayload.getDomainRestrictions())))).thenReturn(new EnvironmentEntity());
    TestObserver<EnvironmentReply> obs = cut.handle(command).test();
    obs.awaitTerminalEvent();
    obs.assertValue(reply -> reply.getCommandId().equals(command.getId()) && reply.getCommandStatus().equals(CommandStatus.SUCCEEDED));
}