public string AppendPath(FolderRelativePath path2)
{
if (path2 == null)
{
return(_value);
}
return(Path.Combine(_value, path2));
}
/// <summary>
/// Save the request and response to a file; this same file can be used later to be returned as a response
/// it will not save or throw an error if there is no response (an exception occurred)
/// </summary>
/// <param name="relativeFolder">Relative folder inside the base folder where your stubs will be saved</param>
/// <param name="fileName">stub filename, should not contain the extension, if none passed the HttpStatus will be the name</param>
/// <param name="howManyFilesToKeep">if 0, it will keep an infinite number of files, and add a number at the end, example: FILENAME_0001, FILENAME_0002
/// if 1, it will keep just one, and overwrite it everytime
/// if >1, it will create files with a number at the end, but once the limit is reached, it will stop creating files, no overwritting</param>
/// <returns>a task to be awaited</returns>
public async Task SaveAsRecording(FolderRelativePath relativeFolder = null, FileName fileName = null, int howManyFilesToKeep = 0)
{
if (Response == null)
{
return; // nothing to save if we have no response (an exception occurred)
}
var requestResponse = await RecordingFormatter.Summarize(Request, Response, Duration);
var finalFileName = Global.GlobalRecordingManager.Save(requestResponse, relativeFolder, fileName, howManyFilesToKeep);
var recording = new Recording()
{
File = finalFileName, DateTime = DateTime.Now, Request = Request, Response = Response
};
RecordingCollection.Recordings.Add(recording);
}
public string Save(RequestResponse log, FolderRelativePath relativeFolder = null, FileName fileName = null, int howManyFilesToKeep = 0)
{
var finalFolder = baseDirectory.AppendPath(relativeFolder);
if (!Directory.Exists(finalFolder))
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(finalFolder);
}
if (fileName == null)
{
fileName = log.Response.Status.ToString();
}
var finalFileName = GetFinalFileName(finalFolder, fileName, howManyFilesToKeep);
if (finalFileName == null)
{
return(null); // limit reached
}
SaveToFile(Path.Combine(finalFolder, finalFileName), log);
return(finalFileName);
}