Example #1
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 public ResponseData Delete(EDBasecamp obj)
 {
     if (obj.id > 0)
         return Delete(obj.id);
     else
         return new ResponseData(HttpStatusCode.NotFound);
 }
Example #2
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        public List<EDBasecamp> GetAll(string scope)
        {
            List<EDBasecamp> listObjects = new List<EDBasecamp>();
            string query = ApiNamespace + "/basecamps";

            if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(scope))
                query = query + "?" + scope;

            var response = RequestGet(query);
            var json = response.Body;

            JArray jArray = null;
            JObject jObject = null;
            if (json != null && json.Length > 5)
                jObject = (JObject)JObject.Parse(json);

            if (jObject == null)
                return listObjects;

            jArray = (JArray)jObject["data"];

            foreach (JObject jo in jArray)
            {
                EDBasecamp obj = new EDBasecamp();

                if (obj.ParseJson((JObject)jo))
                    listObjects.Add(obj);
            }

            return listObjects;
        }
Example #3
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        // Payload can be for Insert or Update. The difference is whether there is an id or not
        private JObject Payload(EDBasecamp edobj, int id = 0)
        {
            var joPayload = new JObject {
                { "data", new JObject {
                      { "type", "basecamps" },
                      { "attributes", new JObject {
                            { "updater", EDDiscoveryForm.EDDConfig.CurrentCommander.Name },
                            { "name", edobj.name },
                            { "description", edobj.description },
                            { "landing-zone-terrain", edobj.landingZoneTerrain },
                            { "terrain-hue-1", edobj.terrainHue1 },
                            { "terrain-hue-2", edobj.terrainHue2 },
                            { "terrain-hue-3", edobj.terrainHue3 },
                            { "landing-zone-lat", edobj.landingZoneLat },
                            { "landing-zone-lon", edobj.landingZoneLon },
                            { "notes", edobj.notes },
                            { "images-url", edobj.imageUrl },
                        } },
                      { "relationships", new JObject {
                            { "worlds", new JObject {
                                { "id", edobj.worldId },
                                { "type", "worlds" },
                            } },
                        } },
                  } }
            };

            if (id > 0)
            {
                var jData = joPayload["data"];
                jData["id"] = id;
            }

            return(joPayload);
        }
Example #4
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        // NOTE: With Stars and Worlds we get away with attempting to POST and resorting to a PATCH
        // if a record is already present. This won't work for Basecamps because there is no uniqueness rule.
        // A user might create several basecamp records for a world each with differet Resource types.
        // Also they may make extra sets for each Basecamp if they're using Basecamps.
        // If in doubt search for a record first and create a new one if there isn't one in existence.
        public ResponseData Store(EDBasecamp edobj)
        {
            dynamic jo = new JObject();


            ResponseData response;

            if (edobj.id == 0)
            {
                JObject joPost = Payload(edobj);

                response = RequestSecurePost(joPost.ToString(), $"{ApiNamespace}/basecamps");
                if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Created)
                {
                    JObject jo2 = (JObject)JObject.Parse(response.Body);
                    JObject obj = (JObject)jo2["data"];
                    edobj.id = obj["id"].Value <int>();
                }
            }
            else
            {
                JObject joPatch = Payload(edobj, edobj.id);

                response = RequestSecurePatch(joPatch.ToString(), $"{ApiNamespace}/basecamps/" + edobj.id.ToString());
            }
            return(response);
        }
Example #5
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 public ResponseData Delete(EDBasecamp obj)
 {
     if (obj.id > 0)
     {
         return(Delete(obj.id));
     }
     else
     {
         return(new ResponseData(HttpStatusCode.NotFound));
     }
 }
Example #6
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        public EDBasecamp GetForId(int id)
        {
            if (id > 0)
            {
                var request = RequestGet($"{ApiNamespace}/basecamps/{id}");
                if (request.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
                {
                    var jo = JObject.Parse(request.Body);
                    var data = jo["data"];
                    EDBasecamp obj = new EDBasecamp();

                    return (obj.ParseJson((JObject)data)) ? obj : null;
                }
            }

            return null;
        }
Example #7
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        public EDBasecamp GetForId(int id)
        {
            if (id > 0)
            {
                var request = RequestGet($"{ApiNamespace}/basecamps/{id}");
                if (request.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.OK)
                {
                    var        jo   = JObject.Parse(request.Body);
                    var        data = jo["data"];
                    EDBasecamp obj  = new EDBasecamp();

                    return((obj.ParseJson((JObject)data)) ? obj : null);
                }
            }

            return(null);
        }
Example #8
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        public List <EDBasecamp> GetAll(string scope)
        {
            List <EDBasecamp> listObjects = new List <EDBasecamp>();
            string            query       = ApiNamespace + "/basecamps";

            if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(scope))
            {
                query = query + "?" + scope;
            }

            var response = RequestGet(query);
            var json     = response.Body;

            JArray  jArray  = null;
            JObject jObject = null;

            if (json != null && json.Length > 5)
            {
                jObject = (JObject)JObject.Parse(json);
            }

            if (jObject == null)
            {
                return(listObjects);
            }

            jArray = (JArray)jObject["data"];

            foreach (JObject jo in jArray)
            {
                EDBasecamp obj = new EDBasecamp();

                if (obj.ParseJson((JObject)jo))
                {
                    listObjects.Add(obj);
                }
            }

            return(listObjects);
        }
Example #9
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        // Payload can be for Insert or Update. The difference is whether there is an id or not
        private JObject Payload(EDBasecamp edobj, int id = 0)
        {
            var joPayload = new JObject {
                { "data", new JObject {
                    { "type", "basecamps" },
                    { "attributes", new JObject {
                        { "updater", EDDiscoveryForm.EDDConfig.CurrentCommander.Name },
                        { "name", edobj.name },
                        { "description", edobj.description },
                        { "landing-zone-terrain", edobj.landingZoneTerrain },
                        { "terrain-hue-1", edobj.terrainHue1 },
                        { "terrain-hue-2", edobj.terrainHue2 },
                        { "terrain-hue-3", edobj.terrainHue3 },
                        { "landing-zone-lat", edobj.landingZoneLat },
                        { "landing-zone-lon", edobj.landingZoneLon },
                        { "notes", edobj.notes },
                        { "images-url", edobj.imageUrl },
                    } },
                    { "relationships", new JObject {
                        { "worlds", new JObject {
                            { "id",  edobj.worldId },
                            { "type", "worlds" },
                        } },
                    } },
                } }
            };
            if (id > 0)
            {
                var jData = joPayload["data"];
                jData["id"] = id;
            }

            return joPayload;
        }
Example #10
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        // NOTE: With Stars and Worlds we get away with attempting to POST and resorting to a PATCH
        // if a record is already present. This won't work for Basecamps because there is no uniqueness rule.
        // A user might create several basecamp records for a world each with differet Resource types.
        // Also they may make extra sets for each Basecamp if they're using Basecamps.
        // If in doubt search for a record first and create a new one if there isn't one in existence.
        public ResponseData Store(EDBasecamp edobj)
        {
            dynamic jo = new JObject();

            ResponseData response;
            if (edobj.id == 0)
            {
                JObject joPost = Payload(edobj);

                response = RequestSecurePost(joPost.ToString(), $"{ApiNamespace}/basecamps");
                if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Created)
                {
                    JObject jo2 = (JObject)JObject.Parse(response.Body);
                    JObject obj = (JObject)jo2["data"];
                    edobj.id = obj["id"].Value<int>();
                }
            }
            else
            {
                JObject joPatch = Payload(edobj, edobj.id);

                response = RequestSecurePatch(joPatch.ToString(), $"{ApiNamespace}/basecamps/" + edobj.id.ToString());
            }
            return response;
        }