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This new class handles various accept strings and makes them available throught the same API. This way, language and media type feels the same.
37 lines
974 B
Ruby
37 lines
974 B
Ruby
require_relative 'accept_type'
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module Zero
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class Request
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# encapsulates the accept header to easier work with
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# this is partly copied from sinatra
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class Accept
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MEDIA_TYPE_SEPERATOR = ','
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MEDIA_PARAM_SEPERATOR = ';'
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MEDIA_QUALITY_REGEX = /q=[01]\./
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KEY_HTTP_ACCEPT = 'HTTP_ACCEPT'
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KEY_HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE = 'HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'
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KEY_HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING = 'HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING'
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def self.map=(map)
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@@map = map
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end
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def self.map
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@@map ||= {}
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end
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# create a new accept object
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def initialize(environment)
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@accept_types = AcceptType.new(environment[KEY_HTTP_ACCEPT])
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@accept_language = AcceptType.new(environment[KEY_HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE])
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@accept_encoding = AcceptType.new(environment[KEY_HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING])
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end
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attr_reader :accept_types
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attr_reader :accept_language
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attr_reader :accept_encoding
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end
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end
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end
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