shopify

v0.4.0

shopify v0.4.0 Shopify.Adapters.MockUtils

Some useful functions to help implementing a mock adapter.

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Functions

filter_resources(resp, arg2)

Filter resources if query params given and the resource is a list

put_id(raw_resource, id \\ 1)

Puts an id into resources, usefull for create options that would otherwise return the resource built from the body without an id

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Link to this function filter_resources(resp, arg2) 
filter_resources(
  Shopify.Adapters.Base.success() | Shopify.Adapters.Base.error(),
  Shopify.Request.t()
) :: Shopify.Adapters.Base.success() | Shopify.Adapters.Base.error()

Filter resources if query params given and the resource is a list.

This is a naive implementation that will fail whenever the query parameter keys do not correspond to the resource keys.

Examples 

iex> Shopify.Adapters.MockUtils.filter_resources({:ok, %Shopify.Response{data: [%{a: "a"}, %{a: "b"}]}}, %Shopify.Request{query_params: %{a: "a"}})
{:ok, %Shopify.Response{code: nil, data: [%{a: "a"}]}}

iex> Shopify.Adapters.MockUtils.filter_resources({:ok, %Shopify.Response{data: [%{a: "a"}, %{a: "b"}, %{a: "c"}]}}, %Shopify.Request{query_params: %{a: ["a", "b"]}})
{:ok, %Shopify.Response{code: nil, data: [%{a: "a"}, %{a: "b"}]}}
Link to this function put_id(raw_resource, id \\ 1) 
put_id(map() | [map()], integer()) :: map()

Puts an id into resources, usefull for create options that would otherwise return the resource built from the body without an id.