/// <summary>
/// Creates or updates a <see cref="ShopifyAsset"/>. Both tasks use the same method due to the
/// way Shopify API handles assets. If an asset has a unique <see cref="ShopifyAsset.Key"/> value,
/// it will be created. If not, it will be updated. Copy an asset by setting the
/// <see cref="ShopifyAsset.SourceKey"/> to the target's <see cref="ShopifyAsset.Key"/> value.
/// Note: This will not return the asset's <see cref="ShopifyAsset.Value"/> property. You should
/// use <see cref="GetAsync(long, string, string)"/> to refresh the value after creating or updating.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="themeId">The id of the theme that the asset belongs to.</param>
/// <param name="asset">The asset.</param>
/// <returns>The created or updated asset.</returns>
public async Task<ShopifyAsset> CreateOrUpdateAsync(long themeId, ShopifyAsset asset)
{
IRestRequest req = RequestEngine.CreateRequest($"themes/{themeId}/assets.json", Method.PUT, "asset");
req.AddJsonBody(new { asset = asset });
return await RequestEngine.ExecuteRequestAsync<ShopifyAsset>(_RestClient, req);
}
public ShopifyAsset DownloadShopifyAsset(long themeId, ShopifyAsset asset)
{
ShopifyAsset downloadedAsset = null;
var cridentials = _shopifyAuthenticationService.GetCridentials();
using (var webClient = new WebClient())
{
webClient.Credentials = cridentials;
var url =
GetRequestUrl(string.Format("themes/{0}/assets.json?asset[key]={1}&theme_id={0}", themeId,
asset.Key));
var json = webClient.DownloadString(url);
var downloadedAssetContainer = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject <ShopifyAssetContainer>(json);
downloadedAsset = downloadedAssetContainer.Asset;
}
return(downloadedAsset);
}
public ShopifyAsset Update(ShopifyAsset asss)
{
return(base.Update(asss, asss.ThemeId, $"/admin/themes/{asss.ThemeId}/assets.json"));
}
