The Perl Toolchain Summit needs more sponsors. If your company depends on Perl, please support this very important event.

NAME

WebService::BitbucketServer::Response - A response object for Bitbucket Server REST APIs

VERSION

version 0.600

SYNOPSIS

    # Normal response with blocking user agent:

    my $response = $core->get_application_properties;
    my $app_info = $response->data;
    print "Making API calls to: $app_info->{displayName} $app_info->{version}\n";

    # Normal reponse with non-blocking user agent:

    my $future = $core->get_application_properties;
    $future->on_done(sub {
        my $response = shift;

        my $app_info = $response->data;
        print "Making API calls to: $app_info->{displayName} $app_info->{version}\n";
    });

    # Paged response with blocking user agent:

    my $response = $core->get_projects;
    do {
        last if $response->error;

        for my $project_info (@{ $response->values }) {
            print "$project_info->{key}\t$project_info->{name}\n"
        }
    } while ($response = $response->next);

    # Paged response with non-blocking user agent:

    my $future;
    my $print_projects;

    $print_projects = sub {
        my $response = shift;

        for my $project_info (@{ $response->values }) {
            print "$project_info->{key}\t$project_info->{name}\n"
        }

        $future = $response->next;      # get more projects
        $future->on_done($print_projects) if $future;
    };

    $future = $core->get_projects;      # get first page of projects
    $future->on_done($print_projects);

DESCRIPTION

This module represents a response from a Bitbucket Server API call. It has various convenient accessors and provides a mechanism to handle paging.

ATTRIBUTES

context

A WebService::BitbucketServer object.

request_args

A hashref of the request arguments originally provided to "call" in WebService::BitbucketServer.

raw

The raw response from the server in a hashref structure similar to an HTTP::Tiny response (regardless of which user agent was used to get the response).

decoded_content

Get the decoded response content which may include page info if this is a paged response. Consider using "data", "page_data", etc. before this.

json

Get the JSON (or compatible) object used for encoding and decoding documents.

is_success

Get whether or not the response is a success.

status

Get the HTTP status code.

error

Get the error message or structure if this response represents an error (i.e. "is_success" is false), or undef if this response is not an error.

is_paged

Get whether or not the response is a page of values.

METHODS

new

    $response = WebService::BitbucketServer::Response->new(
        context         => $webservice_bitbucketserver_obj,
        request_args    => $data,
        raw             => $response,
    );

Create a new response.

data

info

value

values

Get the decoded response content. If this is a paged response (see "is_paged"), this will be an arrayref of values.

page_info

Get a hashref of page info or undef if this is not a paged response.

  • filter

  • is_last_page

  • limit

  • next_page_start

  • size

  • start

next

    $next_response = $response->next;

Get the next page of results or undef if no more results. As with "call" in WebService::BitbucketServer, the returned response may be a hashref or a Future.

wrap

    $subresponse = $response->wrap($field);

Sometimes the response doesn't include the page information in the root object, typically when the response has an envelope with other non-repeated information. In such cases, "is_paged" is false and "page_info" is undef. You can use this method to easily create a paged response by specifying the field name of the object that contains the page info.

BUGS

Please report any bugs or feature requests on the bugtracker website https://github.com/chazmcgarvey/WebService-BitbucketServer/issues

When submitting a bug or request, please include a test-file or a patch to an existing test-file that illustrates the bug or desired feature.

AUTHOR

Charles McGarvey <ccm@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2017 by Charles McGarvey.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.