def disable_iac(enrolment_code, case_id):
"""
Disables the iac code by calling the iac service
:param enrolment_code: A string containing the code to disable
:param case_id: A string containing a uuid for the case
:returns: A dictionary containing the json response from the call
:raises ValueError: Raised when the response doesn't return json (on a 500 response?)
"""
iac_url = f'{current_app.config["IAC_URL"]}/iacs/{enrolment_code}'
payload = {
"updatedBy": "Party Service"
}
response = Requests.put(iac_url, json=payload)
try:
response.raise_for_status()
except requests.HTTPError:
# Needs to be investigated by someone with more time, do we swallow the HTTPError because the
# response.json line below will probably throw a ValueError? If it's a 404 then it's assumed that
# it returns a json message saying it's not found. Or is the idea to not interrupt the users
# journey and we can just handle it ourselves after the fact?
logger.error("IAC failed to be disabled", case_id=case_id)
return response.json()
def update_account(self, **kwargs):
payload = {}
payload.update(kwargs)
return Requests.put(self.admin_url, data=payload)