Examples with FileContent org.eclipse.vorto.codegen.api.FileContent used on opensource projects

Example 1 with FileContent

use of org.eclipse.vorto.codegen.api.FileContent in project vorto by eclipse.

the class VortoService method generate.

public IGenerationResult generate(String key, String namespace, String name, String version, Map<String, String> parameters, Optional<String> headerAuth) {
    LOGGER.info(String.format("Generating for Platform [%s] and Model [%s.%s:%s]", key, namespace, name, version));
    Generator generator = repo.get(key).orElseThrow(GatewayUtils.notFound(String.format("[Generator %s]", key)));
    InformationModel model = getModel(namespace, name, version, headerAuth).orElseThrow(GatewayUtils.notFound(String.format("[Model %s.%s:%s]", namespace, name, version)));
    List<MappingModel> mappings = getMappings(key, namespace, name, version, headerAuth);
    InvocationContext invocationContext = new InvocationContext(mappings, repo.newGeneratorLookup(), parameters);
    try {
        final ModelId modelId = new ModelId(name, namespace, version);
        List<Attachment> attachments = modelRepository.getAttachments(modelId);
        Optional<Attachment> importedFile = attachments.stream().filter(attachment -> attachment.getTagById(Attachment.TAG_IMPORTED.getLabel()) != null).findAny();
        if (importedFile.isPresent()) {
            byte[] importedFileContent = modelRepository.downloadAttachment(modelId, importedFile.get().getFilename());
            invocationContext.setImportedFile(new FileContent(importedFile.get().getFilename(), importedFileContent));
        }
    } catch (Exception ex) {
    // do logging
    }
    return generate(generator.getInstance(), model, invocationContext);
}