Wojciech Rygielski
42 lines
1.5 KiB
PHP
42 lines
1.5 KiB
PHP
<?
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namespace okapi;
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use Exception;
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use okapi\OkapiServiceRunner;
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use okapi\OkapiInternalRequest;
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use okapi\OkapiFacadeConsumer;
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use okapi\OkapiFacadeAccessToken;
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require_once('core.php');
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require_once('service_runner.php');
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/**
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* Use this class to access OKAPI from OC code. This is the *ONLY* internal OKAPI file that is
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* guaranteed to stay backward-compatible*! You SHOULD NOT include any other okapi file in your
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* code. If you want to use something that has not been exposed through the Facade class,
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* inform OKAPI developers, we will add it.
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*
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* * - notice that we are talking about INTERNAL files here. Of course, all OKAPI methods
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* (accessed via HTTP) will stay compatible forever (if possible).
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*/
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class Facade
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{
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/**
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* Perform OKAPI service call, signed by internal 'facade' consumer key, and return the result
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* (this will be PHP object or OkapiHttpResponse, depending on the method). Use this method
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* whenever you need to access OKAPI services from within OC code. If you want to simulate
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* Level 3 Authentication, you should supply user's internal ID (the second parameter).
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*/
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public static function service_call($service_name, $user_id_or_null, $parameters)
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{
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// WRTODO: make this count as HTTP call?
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$request = new OkapiInternalRequest(
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new OkapiFacadeConsumer(),
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($user_id_or_null !== null) ? new OkapiFacadeAccessToken($user_id_or_null) : null,
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$parameters
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);
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$request->perceive_as_http_request = true;
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return OkapiServiceRunner::call($service_name, $request);
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}
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} |