/// <summary>
/// Creates a suitable exception for an HTTP response, attempting to parse the body as
/// JSON but falling back to just using the text as the message.
/// </summary>
internal static async Task <GoogleApiException> ExceptionForResponseAsync(
IClientService service,
HttpResponseMessage response)
{
// If we can't even read the response, let that excpetion bubble up, just as it would have done
// if the error had been occurred when sending the request.
string responseText = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().ConfigureAwait(false);
RequestError parsedError = null;
string message = responseText;
try
{
parsedError = service.Serializer.Deserialize <StandardResponse <object> >(responseText).Error;
if (parsedError != null)
{
message = parsedError.ToString();
}
}
catch (JsonException)
{
// Just make do with a null RequestError, and the response text set to the body of the response.
// The contents of the caught exception aren't particularly useful - we don't need to include it
// as a cause, for example. The expectation is that the exception returned by this method (below)
// will be thrown by the caller.
}
return(new GoogleApiException(service.Name, message)
{
Error = parsedError,
HttpStatusCode = response.StatusCode
});
}
private static string PickMessage(RequestError error, Exception inner)
{
if (error != null)
{
return(error.ToString());
}
if (inner != null)
{
return(inner.Message);
}
return("An error has ocurred, but no message is available.");
}
private static FirebaseException CreateExceptionFor(RequestError requestError)
{
return(new FirebaseException(requestError.ToString()));
}
private void LoadCompletionHandler(RequestError error)
{
if (error != null)
{
OnRewardedVideoAdFailedToLoad?.Invoke(_rewardedAd.AdUnitId, new AdMobErrorEventArgs()
{
Code = (int?)error?.Code, Domain = error?.Domain, Message = error?.LocalizedDescription, FullStacktrace = error?.ToString()
});
}
else
{
OnRewardedVideoAdLoaded?.Invoke(_rewardedAd.AdUnitId, null);
}
}
