public void RegisterWithApiHandler(BloomApiHandler apiHandler)
{
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler(kShowAdvancedFeaturesUrlPart, request =>
{
if (request.HttpMethod == HttpMethods.Get)
{
request.ReplyWithText(Settings.Default.ShowExperimentalFeatures.ToString().ToLowerInvariant());
}
else // post
{
NoPostAllowed(request);
}
}, false);
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler(kEnterpriseEnabledUrlPart, request =>
{
if (request.HttpMethod == HttpMethods.Get)
{
request.ReplyWithBoolean(IsEnterpriseEnabled);
}
else // post
{
NoPostAllowed(request);
}
}, true);
}
public void RegisterWithApiHandler(BloomApiHandler apiHandler)
{
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler(kAppUrlPrefix + "enabledExperimentalFeatures", request =>
{
if (request.HttpMethod == HttpMethods.Get)
{
request.ReplyWithText(ExperimentalFeatures.TokensOfEnabledFeatures);
}
else // post
{
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Fail("We shouldn't ever be using the 'post' version.");
request.PostSucceeded();
}
}, false);
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler(kAppUrlPrefix + "autoUpdateSoftwareChoice", HandleAutoUpdate, false);
/* It's not totally clear if these kinds of things fit well in this App api, or if we
* will want to introduce a separate api for dealing with these kinds of things. I'm
* erring on the side of less classes, code, for now, easy to split later.*/
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointLegacy(kAppUrlPrefix + "editSelectedBook",
request =>
{
_editBookCommand.Raise(_bookSelection.CurrentSelection);
request.PostSucceeded();
}, true);
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointLegacy(kAppUrlPrefix + "makeFromSelectedBook",
request =>
{
// Original in LibraryBookView had this...not sure if we might want it again.
//nb: don't move this to after the raise command, as the selection changes
// var checkinNotice = string.Format("Created book from '{0}'", _bookSelection.CurrentSelection.TitleBestForUserDisplay);
try
{
_createFromSourceBookCommand.Raise(_bookSelection.CurrentSelection);
}
catch (Exception error)
{
SIL.Reporting.ErrorReport.NotifyUserOfProblem(error,
"Bloom could not add that book to the collection.");
}
request.PostSucceeded();
}, true);
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointLegacy(kAppUrlPrefix + "selectedBookInfo",
request =>
{
// Requests the same information that is sent to the websocket
// when the selection changes.
request.ReplyWithJson(WorkspaceView.GetCurrentSelectedBookInfo());
}, true);
}
public void RegisterWithApiHandler(BloomApiHandler apiHandler)
{
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler("collection/defaultFont", request =>
{
var bookFontName = request.CurrentCollectionSettings.Language1.FontName;
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(bookFontName))
{
bookFontName = "sans-serif";
}
request.ReplyWithText(bookFontName);
}, handleOnUiThread: false);
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler("readers/ui/.*", HandleRequest, true);
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler("readers/io/.*", HandleRequest, false);
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler("directoryWatcher/", ProcessDirectoryWatcher, false);
//we could do them all like this:
//server.RegisterEndpointHandler("readers/loadReaderToolSettings", r=> r.ReplyWithJson(GetDefaultReaderSettings(r.CurrentCollectionSettings)));
}
public void RegisterWithApiHandler(BloomApiHandler apiHandler)
{
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointHandler("i18n/", HandleI18nRequest, false);
}
public void RegisterWithApiHandler(BloomApiHandler apiHandler)
{
// Not sure this needs UI thread, but it can result in saving the page, which seems
// safest to do that way.
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointLegacy("book/settings", HandleBookSettings, true);
}
public void RegisterWithApiHandler(BloomApiHandler apiHandler)
{
// We get lots of these requests, and they don't use any non-local data except the LocalizationManager,
// which is designed to be thread-safe for lookup functions. So we can take advantage of parallelism here.
apiHandler.RegisterEndpointLegacy("i18n/", HandleI18nRequest, false, false);
}
